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Lost and Escape
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I'm really bad at keeping this updated - sorry.
But news just in and news from a while ago - I have a newish short film and a new story available on the intenet for you all!
So, first the old news:
My short film lost is up and even managed to get an influx of views before the new year! You can also view the bloopers and the trailer at youtube.com/leahisdudish.
In more recent news, I uploaded my next novel, Escape, you can download a free e-version from the my books tab at the top of the page, its not as great as I'd like it to be, but its free, so..!
The Infinity Path
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I've had writer's block for a really long time now, but I in that time where words haven't been particularly forthcoming, I haven't been sat idle, all the things that I've learned (admittedly, not many) about film making from the short courses and the many painfully terrible youtube videos I've been uploading and made a short film!
It's called the Inifinity Path and it isn't brilliant, it isn't perfect, but it does exist and that is good enough for me right now! I'm now planning my next production, which I am hoping is going to be bigger and better!
Even so, check it out below!
Body Posi Talk - episode one
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So... You might have noticed that I YouTube now, well, like the ultimate youtuber that I am, I appeared in a collaboration with my friend Sophie, who has a very cool project going on at the moment to promote body positivity, the outcome was the first episode of Body Posi Talk, in which I hope I was vaguely intelligent sounding!
The video that Sophie and I then made for my channel will be appearing at some point in the future...
Happy 1st Anniversary to Harley's Angels!
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Goodbye 2013!
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On Reviews and collaborations
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It's been a while, I am very sorry about that but you know, life is sort of busy at the moment!
I've been working on a couple of collaborations of late, the first is for a children's series which includes myself, an artist and a producer and the second, a story about a detective agency with my writer pal, Chris Loveder, the second of which is this year's NaNoWrimo entry.
Collaborating is a funny business, it's not something I've ever done before and it's been a real learning curve.
I'm used to working alone, I think it's because I'm rather antisocial, like Tony Stark, I don't play well with others. However, unlike Tony Stark, my ventures into working with people didn't end with a huge alien attack on New York.
The children's stories were particularly hard, especially when you're given a brief and you have to stick to it, trying to be creative while you're telling someone elses story was probably the most difficult thing I've ever done, it was so restrictive. I felt like I couldn't possibly add anything to the characters or come up with any canon of my own, just in case I upset the people who's stories I was putting words to. I found it to be really restrictive and it's not something that I think I can do again, or at least if I do, I'd want a bit more input into the whole, coming up with ideas thing.
The detective collab with Chris is much easier, because we're working together. We both have full control of the story and we're writing it together with lots of communication and I think that's the way that collabs are supposed to go, with an equal amount of input.
It's certainly going much faster than the writing of the kids series did!
So, that's where I've been lately,
It's meant that I haven't had chance to write about all the awesome reviews I've been getting about Harley's Angels and Lucy in Love recently! I never really know how to accept praise, it feels weird but in a good way to read all these lovely things that are being said about things that I've written. So, I just wanted to make a quick note to say thank you and to ramble about the things I've been up to. Look out for Funky Jack Bonkins' Nocturnal Detective Agency coming soon.
Being a reviewer is awesome when...
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Stuff like this happens!
"slut shaming & sexual inequality were broached in this which I appreciated a lot" Thx, @leeeeeeeeah! http://t.co/XMOATYTXqh @HarlequinTeen— Louise Rozett (@Louiserozett) June 20, 2013
I love it when authors actually read my reviews and then post them themselves! It makes my heart go weee! Like super weee! Because, I don't actually review things because I expect people to read the reviews, I do it because I like reading books and then flailing about them afterwards, but the fact that people like the things that I write about their books is kind of an added bonus! You should check out the confessions series because it's well good.
Off air
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I doubt anyone cares, like at all, but if you do, then you would have noticed that there was no Leah Looks Back on Saturday, there is also no live Lock In tonight and no Leah Looks Back on Saturday either.
This is for a couple of reasons, the Saturday shows are currently on a tiny hiatus because of live outside broadcast week, Luke and the team are broadcasting live from different festivals that happen to fall on those two Saturdays meaning that I get a two week rest!
As for the Lock In, illness and recovering after Download Festival have gotten to us so that show will be back next Wednesday, now, continue with your day!
All kinds of excited flailing.
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This might end up being a bit photo heavy... Sorry I'm not sorry!
Today was a good post day. The reason today was a good post day was because I received a couple of awesome things in the post. First awesome thing I got was business cards. That's right, business cards, the Journal now has business cards and I feel all professional and stuff having a little bit of card with my name and job title one!
Then, later on when I got home I found more exciting things, like my copy of Wreck It Ralph and a new satchel. And. And. I ONLY WENT AND RECEIVED THESE!
That's an actual book. An actual book that I wrote with my actual name on it! I'm still in a bit of a daze about these, I can't quite get my head around the fact that they exist, they exist and they are in my house and soon, they can be in other people's houses too. Like, wow. And they smell so good! And they're shiney and feel smooth and just oh my god. I can't even. I've lost the ability to even.
That's not all though, Harley's Angels which has yet to be properly released is also actually appearing in lists on goodreads, check this out!
If you follow me on Instagram you will notice that I really love the A Beautiful Mess App.
Hopefully, the next time this gets updated it will be to reveal where you can buy the book and how much it'll be! WOOOP!
Top 25!
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It's a little known fact that I started this year as an intern at a publishing company called Ether Books. Since leaving there and going to work for the local press, I started writing for Ether as one of their authors and I've found myself in the top 25 free downloads!
I'm rather excited about this, so like, check out the Ether App on Android and iPhone and get my stories.
Also, I've found myself in the staff picks too (the perks of knowing the people who chose them!)
So I'm just casually hanging out with Paul McCartney and Lionel Shriver! Woo!


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Only 4 miles (6 km) from the thriving African city of Nairobi is one of the world's biggest slums, a place with little sanitation, employment or hope for the future. Kibera is a world unto its own, a seething mass of humanity squeezed into one square mile of land. No one is sure how many people live there, but it is estimated to be between 1 million and 1.5 million people.
Residents of Kibera live there because it is the only place they can afford to live in the expensive city of Nairobi. Most pay a rent of $10 to $15 per month in the mud plastered rooms 10 ft square — and even that is a struggle for families trying to survive on a dollar a day. For that rent, families of 5-10 people share a one-room shack. It's a place that has to be experienced to be understood. It's almost impossible to describe what it's like to walk on streets made of packed garbage, to see the homes made of cast-off materials and to watch children playing near open sewage. The only toilet facilities available charge for use, so the infamous 'flying toilet' is the only solution. Waste is deposited in plastic bags and flung as far from home as is possible. There is no official electricity supply into Kibera, and no clean water. After a heavy rain the alleyways between homes are mud, and at night time women and children especially are at constant threat of the worst possible violations. … even amongst a million people crammed in on themselves, you are on your own. But Kibera is not without hope. Even though the Government of Kenya does little for those who are forced to live in slums, many residents do all they can to help themselves, and to help their neighbors. Community groups, small businesses run by widows, and a strong spirit of sharing are also part of Kibera. The brighter aspects of Kibera are especially found in those who focus on serving the vulnerable children of the slums. Havilla childrens centre dream was born by few volunteers who had a heart to support vulnerable children get –Education,Food,clothing and medical . With help from friends around the world, there is always hope for the children within Kibera.


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Robert Graham is American Eclectic. Since its launch in 2001, Robert Graham was created on the premise of introducing sophisticated, eclectic style to the fashion market as an American-based company with an intention of inspiring a global movement. Robert Graham creates four men's wear and women's wear collections a year – spring, pre-fall, fall and resort. The men's wear collection consists of sportswear, premium denim, tailored clothing, furnishings, and outerwear. The women's wear line consists of sportswear tops and outerwear with plans of expansion into additional categories. In the fall of 2010, Robert Graham opened its flagship store on Venice Beach's famous Abbot Kinney Boulevard. The label also sells at luxury department stores including Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus nationwide, Bloomingdales in Dubai, and Harry Rosen throughout Canada. Robert Graham has retail presence in more than a dozen countries around the world and has showrooms located in New York City, Los Angeles, Dallas, London, and Dusseldorf.
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KUALA LUMPUR, June 10 (Reuters) - Malaysia will unwrap plans to restructure loss-making Malaysian Airlines within six to 12 months, a state investor said, as a slump in business since the disappearance of Flight MH370 leaves the carrier set to exhaust its cash reserves by mid-2015.
Moves to rescue Malaysian Airline System Bhd (MAS) have been expected by investors since ticket sales slumped after the unexplained loss of MH370 on March 8. Already squeezed into three years of losses by intense local and longer-haul competition, MAS turned in its worst quarterly performance in two years in January-March.
Azman Mokhtar, managing director of state investor Khazanah , which owns 69 percent of the airline, said on Tuesday the government is committed to formulating a revival plan for the airline within a year because its operating cash reserves are on course to run out by then.
"Malaysian Airlines has a special shareholder, which is the government," said Azman, speaking to reporters on Tuesday at an investment conference. "I think the final decision will be made by the special shareholder."
Shares in MAS have fallen 28 percent since the aircraft went missing carrying 239 passengers and crew, with investor confidence undermined by the slide in the airline's traffic and uncertainty over how Khazanah and the government plan to rescue the company. Its market value has tumbled 85 percent over the past five years - giving it a value of 3 billion Malaysian ringgit ($937 million) - while the broader Malaysian market has risen nearly 80 percent.
Shares of MAS, prone to big swings in recent weeks, rose 5.71 percent to 18.5 sen at 0840 GMT, outperforming the broader index's 0.55 percent rise.
Observers took Azman's comments as a sign that restructuring plans may be taking shape already. "I think Khazanah has been studying this for quite awhile and they may already have an idea of their restructuring plan," said a Kuala Lumpur-based equity analyst who covers MAS who declined to be identified by name.
"I think Malaysian Airlines can still wait for another year to run out of cash. So if Khazanah were to be able to improve efficiency of the company within this time period, they can possibly buy more time to execute their restructuring scheme," he said.
At the investment conference, Azman said any rescue plan would need to address the company's productivity, the competition it faces internationally, and its leadership, without giving further details. He said Khazanah has injected more than 5 billion ringgit into MAS over the last 10 years.
The airline and its key stakeholders are in talks with banks for a strategic overhaul that could include the partial sale of its engineering unit and an upgrade of its ageing fleet, sources involved in the discussions have told Reuters. [ID:nL3N0NY0WN)
Resistance to previous restructuring efforts by a robust trade union has hampered the airline's plan to cut costs and improve competitiveness in the face of fast-growing low-cost carriers such as AirAsia.
Khazanah tried to cut its stake in the airline in 2012 a share swap deal with AirAsia, but the main union - Malaysia Airline System Employees Union (MASEU) - successfully blocked a move that would have brought in a profitable airline with experience of competing aggressively.
On Tuesday MASEU executive secretary Jabarullah Abd Kadir warned the union will press for much quicker change than the six to 12 months outlined by Aznam. But while he urged Prime Minister Najib Razak to impose change in the company's leadership, he stressed the union is against any break-up of the current MAS structure.
"We can't bear the losses or falling staff morale. If the situation does not change, we will not be quiet," said Jabarullah, stopping short of threatening strike action.
"We need the PM's guarantee at least that the leadership will change, that's why we appeal to him. We are not confident of Khazanah. MAS has been doing things by trial and error for years." ($1 = 3.2005 Malaysian Ringgit) (Additional reporting by Al-Zaquan Amer Hamzah; Editing by Stuart Grudgings and Kenneth Maxwell)


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This is how to beat the game faster and saves you a lot of time. This is a short article but will save you at least 7 missions.
1Obtain some NCR armor. This will be vital to entering New Vegas. You can find some on dead NCR soldiers at Ranger Station Charlie after talking to Ranger Andy.
2Travel to Camp McCarren.
3Equip the NCR armor. Go inside, and access the Monorail to enter the Strip.
4Enter the Strip.
5Go to straight the Tops.
6Talk to Swank at the front desk. Present him with evidence collected to prove his attempted murder. The evidence consists of the cigarettes found at your grave, the recruitment letter from Novac, the job and the job letter and Benny's lighter from the Khans.
7Convince Swank to allow you to assassinate Benny.
8Follow Benny once he is distracted. Head up to his room with a melee or silenced weapon.
9Kill Benny, and take the Platinum Chip. Make your escape from the Tops. Afterwards, choose for certain which faction you will side with.
10Go get the Alien Blaster. It is located north of Horowitz Farmstead. The gun has a lot of power, and can be used to swiftly end the final battle.
11Wait to use most of the ammo for the ending. It has a limited supply of ammo, best used for bosses.
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Where do I find the strongest weapon in Fallout New Vegas?wikiHow ContributorAlien Blaster is it (north of the Horowitz Farmstead), but it usually doesn't have much ammo. Use some steady chems and the anti-material rifle, But if you're at the very beginning before the strip, use the caravaneer shotgun.
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To explore the safety and efficacy of external trigeminal nerve stimulation (eTNS) in patients with drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE) using a double-blind randomized controlled trial design, and to test the suitability of treatment and control parameters in preparation for a phase III multicenter clinical trial.
This is a double-blind randomized active-control trial in DRE. Fifty subjects with 2 or more partial onset seizures per month (complex partial or tonic-clonic) entered a 6-week baseline period, and then were evaluated at 6, 12, and 18 weeks during the acute treatment period. Subjects were randomized to treatment (eTNS 120 Hz) or control (eTNS 2 Hz) parameters.
At entry, subjects were highly drug-resistant, averaging 8.7 seizures per month (treatment group) and 4.8 seizures per month (active controls). On average, subjects failed 3.35 antiepileptic drugs prior to enrollment, with an average duration of epilepsy of 21.5 years (treatment group) and 23.7 years (active control group), respectively. eTNS was well-tolerated. Side effects included anxiety (4%), headache (4%), and skin irritation (14%). The responder rate, defined as >50% reduction in seizure frequency, was 30.2% for the treatment group vs 21.1% for the active control group for the 18-week treatment period (not significant, p = 0.31, generalized estimating equation [GEE] model). The treatment group experienced a significant within-group improvement in responder rate over the 18-week treatment period (from 17.8% at 6 weeks to 40.5% at 18 weeks, p = 0.01, GEE). Subjects in the treatment group were more likely to respond than patients randomized to control (odds ratio 1.73, confidence interval 0.59–0.51). eTNS was associated with reductions in seizure frequency as measured by the response ratio (p = 0.04, analysis of variance [ANOVA]), and improvements in mood on the Beck Depression Inventory (p = 0.02, ANOVA).
This study provides preliminary evidence that eTNS is safe and may be effective in subjects with DRE. Side effects were primarily limited to anxiety, headache, and skin irritation. These results will serve as a basis to inform and power a larger multicenter phase III clinical trial.
This phase II study provides Class II evidence that trigeminal nerve stimulation may be safe and effective in reducing seizures in people with DRE.
Drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE) affects 30% of all people with epilepsy, and may lead to disability and death.1–4 Trigeminal nerve stimulation (TNS) is a novel investigational neuromodulation therapy for patients with DRE.5 TNS can be delivered noninvasively, bilaterally, and at high frequencies, with positive effects on mood.5–7 The anatomy and biology of the trigeminal nerve support potential mechanisms by which TNS may impact epilepsy and mood disorders, and animal data demonstrate that stimulation of the trigeminal nerve and its related structures inhibits seizures.8–17 In a rat pentylenetetrazole model, TNS resulted in reductions in the number of seizures (range −36% to 58%) depending on stimulus intensity.11,12 The magnitude of the seizure-reduction effect increased as the amplitude and frequency of stimulation increased, and bilateral stimulation was more effective than unilateral stimulation.11,12 Further, studies of local field potentials in rat primary sensory cortex indicate that TNS causes direct inhibition of pyramidal neurons.12 Taken as a whole, these data provide a basis to explore TNS for drug-resistant localization-related epilepsy.11,12
In 2009, an acute and long-term pilot feasibility study of external TNS (eTNS) for epilepsy was reported.5 Based on the results from this study, a randomized double-blind active control study of eTNS was performed to test the hypothesis that eTNS is safe and effective in subjects with DRE, and to plan and inform a phase III randomized controlled trial.
This study employed a double-blind randomized parallel-group design to compare treatment with eTNS vs active control eTNS as adjunctive therapy. This study was designed to provide Class II evidence for eTNS in drug-resistant partial seizures. The primary outcomes were change in seizure frequency, responder rate, and time to the fourth seizure.
Institutional review board (IRB) approval was obtained at 2 clinical sites: Olive-View/UCLA Medical Center and Keck-USC Medical Center. Fifty subjects with drug-resistant partial-onset seizures were enrolled. Inclusion criteria were age 18–70 years; intractable drug-resistant partial seizures, with 2 or more complex partial or generalized tonic-clonic seizures (GTC) per month for the last 2 consecutive months; adequate trials of at least 2 antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) prior to enrollment; concurrent use of at least 1 AED; and no changes to AED dose for at least 30 days before study enrollment. Exclusion criteria included history of nonepileptic seizures; other serious or progressive medical or psychiatric illnesses; history of facial pain or trigeminal neuralgia; concurrent vagus nerve stimulation (VNS, or neurostimulation); and pregnancy. EEG and MRI were required to support the clinical diagnosis of partial-onset complex partial and GTC seizures. Subjects who met these entry criteria underwent informed consent and were enrolled in the study. After obtaining signed informed consent on an IRB-approved consent form, subjects were instructed on how to classify and tabulate seizures in a seizure diary. Vital signs, a history and physical examination, and Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) score were obtained. Subjects then entered a 6-week baseline period, from which the baseline seizure frequency was calculated.
An external pulse generator was utilized to deliver eTNS at treatment (high intensity) or active control (low intensity) parameter settings. Treatment device settings were frequency = 120 Hz and pulse duration <250 μs. Active control settings were frequency 2 Hz, duty cycle 2 seconds on and 90 seconds off, and pulse duration 50 μs. Settings for the treatment group were based upon those observed to be efficacious in the earlier, open-label pilot study and informed by data derived from animal experiments, where frequencies >100 Hz were efficacious in a pentylenetetrazole model of epilepsy. Active control parameters were informed by settings used in trials of VNS for DRE, which used an active-control design and a frequency of 1 Hz, with the restriction that our pulse generator had a maximum off time of 90 seconds.18 A novel bipolar transcutaneous gel-based electrode was also utilized, specifically designed to contact the right and left branches of the ophthalmic and supratrochlear nerves to provide bilateral stimulation. Subjects were trained to use the device by an unblinded individual who managed device programming. Instruction included education on correct electrode placement, and a review of the precautions and warnings included in the informed consent process. After completing the 6-week baseline, subjects initiated eTNS and applied the device for a minimum of 12 hours per day. Subjects were evaluated at 6, 12, and 18 weeks. At each visit, vital signs were obtained, any side effects or adverse events assessed, and focused physical and neurologic examinations performed.
This study used a double-blind, controlled design, with randomization performed by the UCLA Biomathematical Consulting Center, using blocks of 4 subjects across the 2 sites. Unblinded study coordinators were instructed to contact a central coordinator to obtain the randomization status for each subject. Study physicians were blinded to the randomization status. A series of precautions were implemented to ensure the integrity of the blinding process: 1) device programming was performed by an unblinded coordinator in a private room, away from the study physicians and staff; 2) during the double-blind study period, subjects received stimulation at only one set of parameters (treatment or control) so that all subjects had an experience of being stimulated without being able to determine which set of parameters were being used (no comparison for reference); 3) subjects were told that the sensory experience may vary from person to person, and that prior subjects have used words like "tingling," "vibration," "buzzing," and "tickling" to describe their experiences; 4) throughout the study all subjects were instructed to describe the stimulation sensation only to the unblinded coordinator and never to the blinded study physicians or staff; and 5) assessments of seizure control and of side effects were performed by blinded physicians and staff. Each device was covered with an opaque adhesive label, so that patients or physicians could not view the device settings. The integrity of this label was confirmed at each follow-up visit.
Patients were instructed on how to classify seizures and how to maintain a seizure calendar at study entry. Seizure frequency was calculated based on the total number of verifiable complex partial or tonic-clonic seizures with alteration of consciousness since the last visit, and then expressed as the total number of complex partial or generalized tonic/tonic-clonic seizures per day for each 6-week baseline or treatment period. Only seizures with alteration or loss of awareness (complex partial or GTC seizures, localization-related epilepsy) were included for measurements of seizure frequency. Data on mood were collected at baseline and the visits at weeks 6, 12, and 18, using the BDI.
In planning this trial, 3 primary outcomes were explored: change in seizure frequency, responder rate, and time to the fourth seizure. An a priori sample size calculation for percentage change in seizure frequency was performed based on the mean/median change in seizure frequency from the pilot feasibility study of TNS in epilepsy.5 In the preliminary data from that study, the median percent reduction from baseline was 45% (SD 37%). A conservative estimate of mean/median percent reduction in the control group was 15% with a smaller SD.18 Based on these estimates, a sample size of 25 per group was projected to provide 80% power for significance. Due to the 3 primary outcomes, a Bonferroni correction was utilized, with a significance level of p = 0.0167 (p = 0.05/3).
Baseline measures were compared between groups using the Wilcoxon rank sum test for continuous variables or the χ2 test for categorical variables. Responder rates were calculated at each visit and across the entire 18-week treatment period. A responder was defined as someone exhibiting a 50% or greater reduction in seizures from baseline. Responder rates were compared within group and between groups using the generalized estimating equation (GEE) logistic model. To normalize outcome, the response ratio statistic was utilized. The response ratio is defined as [T − B] ÷ [T + B] × 100%, where T is the seizure frequency with treatment and B is the baseline, pretreatment seizure frequency. The response ratio was compared within group and between groups using repeated-measures analysis of variance (ANOVA). Median seizure rate change from baseline was assessed in each group using the Wilcoxon signed rank test and compared between groups using the Wilcoxon rank sum test for data that do not follow a Gaussian distribution. Missing data were imputed using last observation carried forward method for intent-to-treat analyses. All analyses were performed using SAS (version 9.2, SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC).
The study was registered with clinicaltrials.gov, identifier NCT01159431. The study protocols and consents were approved by the Olive-View/UCLA IRB and the Keck-USC IRB.
Fifty subjects with drug-resistant partial-onset epilepsy (complex partial and GTC seizures) were enrolled at the 2 sites (table 1). Twenty-five subjects were randomized to each of the 2 intervention groups. Forty-nine subjects completed at least one treatment visit. Of the 25 subjects randomized to treatment, 2/25 (8%) dropped out, and 6/25 (24%) dropped out in the active control group during the 18-week treatment period. Overall, a total of 42 subjects completed the study (figure 1).
Subjects were highly drug-resistant, having failed 3.35 AEDs prior to enrollment, with an average duration of epilepsy of 22.6 years. Table 1 summarizes the characteristics of the 2 treatment groups. Table e-1 on the Neurology® Web site at www.neurology.org summarizes individual subject data for age, seizure frequency, etiology, localization, use of video-EEG, lateralization, and current and prior AEDs.
TNS was well tolerated. When present, treatment-related adverse events were mild. Anxiety (4%), headache (4%), and skin irritation (14%) were the most common side effects. No serious device-related adverse events or deaths occurred at any time during the 18-week acute trial period. Overall, there was no significant effect of eTNS on heart rate (HR) or systolic or diastolic blood pressure within or between groups over the entire treatment period (not significant, repeated-measures ANOVA). At 6 weeks, there was a significant increase in HR in the treatment group, but the increase in HR was not significant across the entire treatment period (week 6 mean difference in HR 5.09 bpm SE 2.17, p = 0.02, repeated-measures ANOVA).
Efficacy is summarized in table 2. For the entire treatment period, the median change in seizures was −1.4 (−16.1%) for the control group, and −0.5 (−10.5%) for the active control group (not significant, repeated-measures ANOVA). For the active treatment group, the median monthly seizure frequency was significant at 12 weeks, −2.2 seizures/month (−25.3%) for the treatment group, +0.1 seizure/month (+1.2%) for active controls (p = 0.01 within group, p = 0.06 between groups). Due to variability in seizure frequency in both groups, the response ratio was utilized. For the entire treatment period, the mean response ratio for the treatment group was reduced −13.9 SE 6.7 vs −9.0 SE 6.8 for the control group (p = 0.04 within group, p = 0.06 between groups, ANOVA).
The responder rate (defined as a ≥50% reduction in seizures) for the entire treatment period was 30.2% for the active treatment group, vs 21.1% for the control group (p = 0.31, GEE logistical model). Subjects were more likely to respond to active treatment than control (odds ratio [OR] 1.73, confidence interval 0.59–5.1). The responder rate increased over the 18-week treatment period for the active treatment group. The responder rate for the active treatment group was 17.8% at 6 weeks, 36.2% at 12 weeks, and 40.5% at 18 weeks (p = 0.01, GEE logistic model). For the control group, the responder rate was 16% at 6 weeks, 31.5% at 12 weeks, and 15.6% at 18 weeks (figure 2).
Time to the fourth seizure was the third primary outcome explored in this study. For the treatment group, the median time to the fourth seizure increased from 12.5 days SD 18 during the baseline period, to 15 days SD 28 during the treatment period (net increase 2.5 days or 20%). For the active control group, the time to the fourth seizure decreased from 23 days SD 19 to 18 days SD 31 (net decrease 5 days or 21.7%). These differences were not significant (Wilcoxon rank sum, p = 0.73) (table 2).
Mood was evaluated at baseline and at 6, 12, and 18 weeks during the acute treatment period using the BDI. At study entry, the mean BDI for the active group at baseline was 16.7 SD 9.6 vs 12.0 SD 10.0 for the control group (p = 0.07), where BDI <10 is considered to reflect the absence of clinically significant depressive symptoms. Mood scores improved significantly for both groups as early as 6 weeks, but mood was significantly more improved in the treatment group compared with the control group. The overall mean change in BDI for the entire 18-week treatment period was −8.13 (1.35) for the treatment group vs −3.95 (1.22) for the control group (between-groups comparison, ANOVA, p = 0.02) (figure e-1 and table 2). The OR of achieving remission in depressive symptoms relative to baseline (defined as a BDI < 10) was significant for the treatment group at each visit (OR 4.8–5.7, p = 0.002–0.005 at 6, 12, and 18 weeks). For the entire 18-week treatment period, the OR of remission was 5.5 in the treatment group (p = 0.0006). For the control subjects, the OR for achieving remission was not significant at any time point. Improvement in mood was independent of the antiepileptic response to TNS, and was not significantly correlated with improvement in seizure frequency (r = 0.28, Spearman correlation, p = 0.10 at 18 weeks).
The primary findings of this study are that eTNS was well-tolerated, and was associated with a responder rate of 40.5% for the treatment group at 18 weeks (p = 0.0136, GEE). Though the within-group responder rate increased over the 18-week treatment period, the between-groups comparisons and other primary outcomes did not achieve significance.
Secondary measures, specifically mood (as measured by the BDI), and response ratio improved for the entire treatment period (figure e-1 and table 2). The improvement in mood was independent of changes in seizure frequency. Since depression is a major comorbidity in persons with seizure disorders, and a major component of health-related quality of life in epilepsy, the ability of eTNS to positively impact mood in this population is an important discovery.19,20
Though this study demonstrated within-group differences sufficient to justify a larger multicenter study, between-groups differences were difficult to demonstrate with the exception of mood. This was likely a function of the relatively small sample size (when compared with a large pivotal study), the numerically different seizure frequencies between treatment groups, the number of seizures required for inclusion (≥2), and the active control settings. Since the purpose of a phase II trial is to help plan and inform the design of phase III multicenter study, we will incorporate the following protocol changes in the new trial: much larger sample size (n > 200) and higher seizure frequency for inclusion (4 or more seizures/month). These changes will help to constrain variability, and prevent spurious responses in patients with baseline seizure frequencies. Furthermore, it will be helpful to change the active control parameters to reduce the possibility of a placebo response. The device employed in this trial allowed a maximum "off" time of only 90 seconds for the active control settings, which is significantly shorter than what had been used in VNS studies (180 minutes), and may have resulted in some of the 50% responders in the active control subjects at the 12-week visit.18.21 We anticipate "off" times of 5–10 minutes would help reduce the possibility of a placebo or active control response.
We report the results of the first randomized active controlled trial of eTNS in drug-resistant partial seizures. eTNS was safe and well-tolerated, and resulted in within-group improvement in responder rate. Mood was also significantly improved. The results from this trial justify a phase III multicenter trial of eTNS for drug-resistant partial seizures.
The authors recognize research assistant Juliana Pop, MD, for assistance in the execution of this study. Dr. DeGiorgio acknowledges generous support through donations to the University of California by James and Beverly Peters and Family, The Kwock Family, Marc and Terry Jacoby, the Salter Family Trust, Mrs. Elsie Bierner-Johnson, Richard and Linda Lester, and Robert and Linda Brill and Family. Dr. Cook is also supported by an Endowed Chair in Depression Research at the UCLA Brain Research Institute.
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Supplemental data at www.neurology.org
Christopher DeGiorgio: drafting/revising the manuscript, study concept or design, analysis or interpretation of data. Jason Soss: drafting/revising the manuscript, analysis or interpretation of data, acquisition of data. Ian Cook: drafting/revising the manuscript, analysis or interpretation of data. Daniela Markovic: analysis or interpretation of data, statistical analysis. Jeffrey Gornbein: analysis or interpretation of data, statistical analysis. Diana Murray: analysis or interpretation of data, acquisition of data. Sandra Oviedo: analysis or interpretation of data, acquisition of data, study supervision. Guadalupe Corrale-Leyva: analysis or interpretation of data, acquisition of data, study supervision. Colin Kealey: drafting/revising the manuscript, analysis or interpretation of data, statistical analysis. Christi Heck: drafting/revising the manuscript, study concept or design, analysis or interpretation of data, acquisition of data, study supervision.
Supported by a competitive research grant from the Epilepsy Therapy Project, and co-funded by the Epilepsy Foundation of America, the Michael Milken Family Foundation, and Boston Scientific.
C.M. DeGiorgio is the inventor on patents related to TNS, has an equity interest in NeuroSigma, and is Vice President of NeuroSigma, which is not a sponsor of the study, but licensee on patents related to TNS. Dr. DeGiorgio received grant support from the Epilepsy Therapy Project, Epilepsy Foundation, and Boston Scientific for the execution of the study. J. Soss reports no disclosures. I.A. Cook is a consultant to NeuroSigma and inventor of patents licensed to NeuroSigma. D. Markovic, S. Gordon, J. Gornbein, D. Murray, S. Oviedo, G. Corralle-Leyva, and C.P. Kealey report no disclosures. C.N. Heck reports grant support from Neuropace. Go to Neurology.org for full disclosures.
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Recently I was taking a look back to evaluate some of the best startup business ideas I've seen. I was hoping to find a checklist that could be used to gauge "what makes a good idea?" Not surprisingly, there are so many moving parts around the team, timing, market, strategy that creating this checklist is a next-to-impossible task.
So I took a different approach. I looked at our database of startups and said "Which of these would I personally want to launch today… given my personal style, experience, and resources?" That list is much smaller than the "good idea" list. So then I was easily able to pull out three top traits of the businesses that I would launch today if I were looking for something to do.
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Turkey death penalty referendum not allowed in Germany: Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Turkish citizens living in Germany will not be allowed to vote in a potential Turkish plebiscite on restoring the capital punishment in the Anatolian country, amid tensions between Berlin and Ankara.
Merkel, who was speaking to the public broadcaster WDR on Tuesday, said Berlin would not authorize Turkish consulates and embassies in the European country to be used as polling stations on reinstating in Turkey the death penalty, which is totally banned in all the European Union member states, echoing what her spokesman said a week earlier.
"We will not give permission for something we are not obligated to do, and whose content we absolutely reject, for example, the death penalty," she stated, adding, "We usually don't answer hypothetical questions, but this question is unfortunately, unfortunately not so hypothetical as it is being discussed in Turkey."
Turkey formally abolished the death penalty in 2004 as a key facilitator for its bid to join the EU. However, on March 18, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed that he would seek to reinstate the measure "without any hesitation" after the April 16 referendum on expanding presidential powers, saying the measure would be revived if parliament submitted a proposal or if the measure was backed in a referendum.
His remarks, however, drew harsh criticism from EU officials, with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker saying the next day that any return of the capital punishment in Turkey would be a "red line" in Ankara's stalled EU membership bid.
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- Capital punishment 'red line' for EU membership, Brussels tells Ankara
- EU warns Turkey of revised ties
Merkel is by no means alone in rejecting Ankara's request to hold a referendum on death penalty on German soil for some 1.4 million Turkish legitimate voters, by far the largest Turkish diaspora community in the world. She received support even from Martin Schulz, the leader of the Social Democratic Party and her main challenger in September elections.
"We cannot allow voting in Germany on an instrument that contradicts our values and our constitution," Schulz said.
Turkey has attempted to become part of the EU for decades. Formal EU accession negotiations, however, began in 2005. The process has been mired in problems, and only 16 chapters of the 35-chapter accession procedure have been opened for Ankara so far.
A month ahead of Turkey's April 16 referendum, Germany blocked campaign events by Turkish ministers, generating an unprecedented row between Ankara and Berlin. The EU also expressed its deep concern over the outcome of the plebiscite, weeks before voting.
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- Germany abetting terrorists: Turkey's Erdogan
- 'No EU migrant deal without visa-free travel'
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Berlin, however, allowed the Turkish citizens in Germany to take part in the constitutional referendum, in which Erdogan's 'Yes' campaign won by a very low margin. Erdogan declared victory in the vote, but opponents said the referendum was deeply flawed.
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- Erdogan: Turkey made historic decision by voting 'Yes'
- European rights body puts Turkey on watchlist
- Europe cautions Turkey after referendum
Relations between Ankara and the European Union have further deteriorated following the coup attempt of mid-July 2016 against Erdogan, which Ankara claims to have been organized by US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen. The EU has censured the large-scale imprisonment and dismissals of people in the wake of the failed coup.


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Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum Suit Up in New '21 Jump Street' Poster
Going back to school. Rodney Dangerfield did it. Adam Sandler did it. Gabe Kaplan did it. But those people got it all wrong. Now, in the upcoming film adaptation of 21 Jump Street, Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum will do it, and they'll do it unlike anyone else ever has! Except, I guess, Johnny Depp and all the guys from the original series. But here's the difference: this is a movie. So it's bigger, it's cooler, it's louder! It has more action, more comedy, more romance! More everything.
Below, stars Hill and Tatum gear up and suit up…for the senior prom. The duo play a pair of cops who go undercover as students at their old high school (where Tatum's character was a popular jock and Hill's character was a gawky nerd) to bust a drug ring run by the well-liked, eco-friendly Eric (Dave Franco). Other familiar faces include Ice Cube, Ellie Kemper, Rob Riggle and Brie Larson. 21 Jump Street may be quite a stylistic leap from its source material, but it looks like a good deal of fun.
The film, directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, comes out March 16, 2012.
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Shubhangi Atre, Saumya Tandon go blond for 'Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai'
Amidst Tika's shaadi sequence in &TV's 'Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai' more drama will ensue when Tiwari's (Rohitash Gaud) house is in the hands of a fraud. Anita (Saumya Tandon) and Angoori Bhabhi (Shubhangi Atre) will jump to his rescue.
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The masterminds Anita and Angoori Bhabhi will go for a makeover and will be seen as 'Angrezi mem' with blonde hair and an accent. They will do all this to save Tiwari's house. In this mess, Vibhuti (Aashif Sheikh) and Tiwari will be seen mesmerized and not being able to take their eyes off each other's wives.
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When we asked Saumya about her new look, she said, "The English girl get up was fun and different from the other get ups I have done on the show. I used a bodycon dress in the bright English red colour, with nice summer hat, a blonde wig and I did the classic winged liner and red lips with clean makeup. I think I could a fool a couple to believe I was a foreigner and added a heavy accent to add fun."
When we asked Shubhangi Atre about her videshi avatar, she said, "Angoori is always shown as a susheel, gharelu bahu. So, wearing a short dress, sporting a hat with a flower and a new hairstyle was very amusing. We loved shooting this every bit."


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Affects Version/s: 10.2.1.6
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Issue & fix info:Known fix, Newcomer, Repro attached
After connecting to a database through ij, parser returns correct line number for the sql "select" the first time around but it returns incorrect line number when the same sql is rexecuted, as shown below
$ java org.apache.derby.tools.ij
ij version 10.2
ij> connect 'jdbc:derby:c:/dellater/db1';
ij> select
ERROR 42X01: Syntax error: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 1, column 8.
ij> select
ERROR 42X01: Syntax error: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 2, column 8.
This is caused by UCode_CharStream's UpdateLineColumn method. When the sql "select" is executed the first time, the parser comes to UpdateLineColumn method for trailing \r and then for trailing \n for the first line "select". The trailing \n causes the prevCharIsLF to be set to true. Since this sql is incorrect by itself, parser will throw a syntax error. After the exception and before the processing of next sql "select", this prevCharIsLF flag does not get set to false(this is the problem). When the first character "s" is read, UpdateLineColumn checks if prevCharIsLF set to true and if yes, it increments(incorrectly) the line number to 2 and that is why the second time around, execution of "select" gives syntax error at line 2 rather than line 1.
This also causes problem with the optimizer hints when they are used in incorrect context as shown below.
$ java org.apache.derby.tools.ij
ij version 10.2
ij> connect 'jdbc:derby:c:/dellater/db1';
ij> – derby-properties
select * from t1;
ERROR 42X01: Syntax error: Encountered "derby-properties" at line 1, column 4.
ij> – derby-properties
select * from t1;
ERROR 42X01: Syntax error: Encountered "derby-properties" at line 2, column 4.
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Bryan, I tried with commenting all the line incrementing parts with the 'line' field. But it doesn't give any change for the line number in the error message giving. Error message is giving always at line 2 for the second select. I tried with giving '0' for the line field in the class which is originally given as line = 1. But then also no change. I hope that line number is incrementing wrongly is not directly in this piece of code.
OK, that is good analysis and good to know.
Sometimes, our first guess about the source of the problem is wrong.
We will have to look some more.
I see that the UCode_CharStream class also contains the interesting methods "adjustBeginLineColumn()" and "ReInit()". Perhaps one of those methods is being called, and is altering the line number unexpectedly?
Perhaps you can instrument each of the places where the 'line' field of the class is being changed, and observe how the changes occur, when you run the reproduction script?
Bryan, I did all the above mentioned steps. But it didn't resolve. When the sql command("select") is executed prevCharIsLF flag is set to true in both the occasions even without modification to the code. In both the occasions UpdateLineColumn method is called and the code within the if block(which is checking prevCharIsLF is true ) is executed. (incrementing line number is also here) But for the surprise when giving the error message line number is given as in the description every time. When I did the modification mentioned above (prevCharIsLF is set to false before calling UpdateLineColumn method in readChar method) , since prevCharIsLF is set to false the code within the if block is not executed which means that incrementing line number is also not executed. But even after that also the error message is as above. And also even after commenting the line incrementing part also gives the error message as in the description. So it seems like incrementing line number incorrectly happens not within the code which is in the description.
I think you're definitely looking at the right code.
I encourage you to test your theory about a possible fix:
1) First, run the IJ statements as described in the bug description, so that
you can see the behavior that happens
2) Next, try making the change that you think will fix it
3) Then, try the same IJ experiment, with your modified code. Does it
resolve the problem?
Let us know what you see when you make these experiments.
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I'm a computer engineering undergraduate who is new to the Apache Derby code base. According to the explanation here I understood that this issue can be overcome by setting prevCharIsLF flag to false before calling UpdateLineColumn method. When I go through the UCode_CharStream class there is one place that the UpdateLineColumn method is called. That is in the readChar method. So I hope this can be overcome by setting prevCharIsLF flag to false before calling UpdateLineColumn method in the readChar method. Is that ok? Else can anyone explain me the issue liittle bit.
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