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Appendix C
Registered Workshop Attendees
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Characters Discussed (Cyclopedia of Literary Characters, Revised Third Edition)
Arthur, king of Britain and head of the Round Table, a brave, just, and temperate ruler. He values the fellowship of his men above revenge for his queen's infidelity, and he closes his eyes to her love for Launcelot until Mordred and Agravaine force him to act.
Queen Guenevere
Queen Guenevere (GWEHN-eh-vihr), a jealous, passionate woman whose fury drives her lover Launcelot mad. She repents after the king is betrayed by Mordred, and she dies in a convent.
Launcelot du Lake
Launcelot du Lake (LOHN-seh-lot dew layk), the greatest of all the knights except those who achieve the Grail quest. He is, himself, granted a vision of the Grail, but his love for the queen bars him from success in spite of his deep and sincere penitence.
Tristram (TRIHS-truhm), the great Cornish knight who is the faithful and devoted lover of Isoud, the wife of his uncle, King Mark. Like Launcelot, he adheres firmly to the knightly code of honor and continues to fight for his country even after Mark has tried to have him murdered.
Isoud (ih-SOHD), an Irish princess, married to King Mark for political reasons although she has loved Tristram from the time she cured him of a wound incurred while he jousted with her brother.
Mark, the cowardly, jealous king of Cornwall, who becomes increasingly bitter and vengeful toward Tristram.
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Isoud la Blanche Mains (blah[n]sh mahn), Tristram's wife, princess of Brittany.
Gawain (GAH-wihn), Arthur's nephew. He stands for virtue and justice untempered by mercy in his uncle's final contest with Launcelot, but he dishonors his fellowship earlier by beheading a lady and killing Lamorak de Galis when that knight was unarmed.
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Dorothy Fae Heidlebaugh, 87, formerly of Spring Valley, a longtime newspaper correspondent, died Nov. 24, 2002 at Ostrander Nursing Home.
Dorothy Fae Kellogg was born Jan. 19, 1915, in Spring Valley to William H. Kellogg and Rhoda E. (Hague) Kellogg. She graduated from Spring Valley High School in 1933. On Sept. 29, 1937, she married Lawrence E. Heidlebaugh in Spring Valley. They lived in Long Beach, Calif., for 3 1/2 years and returned to Spring Valley in 1942. Mr. Heidlebaugh died Dec. 19, 1976. She was a correspondent for the Rochester Post-Bulletin for nearly 30 years and for the Spring Valley Tribune for 43 years. Mrs. Heidlebaugh was a member of the former Methodist Memorial Church where she taught Sunday school, served as Sunday school superintendent and was president of WSCS. She was a charter member of Faith United Methodist Church and active in United Methodist Women. She was a charter member of Community Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, served as its president and was a life member of the historical society. She enjoyed vegetable and flower gardening, reading and charity work.
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I am no expert on love,
But I have a few suggestions to keeping your love alive.
1- Don't fall asleep angry. But if you do, wake up in the middle of the night and hold her as close as you can.
2- Laugh during sex, especially if you bump heads. If you aren't laughing, you're with the wrong person.
3- If you don't feel comfortable dancing naked with your partner and showing them your four chins when you laugh, you're doing it wrong.
4- Romance isn't for everyone, but a post-it note in their lunchbox telling them they're the best will never go amiss.
5- Don't cling to them at parties. Dance with friends and spend time with acquaintances, but wink at each other across the room.
6- Keep everything 50/50, or you will fall out of balance.
7- Stop comparing your relationship to others- you are you, don't try to be someone else.
8- Be kind. Give them space when they need it, but be their home when they come back.
9- Be proud to love them.
10- Support them through whatever they do in life, even if it's a stupid decision. People need to make their own mistakes, but be there if it falls apart, and never say 'I told you so'.
And most of all, love with your whole heart, or don't love at all.
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Security Heightened In Yemeni Capital Sanaa
Tanks and troops are in the streets of Yemen's capital, Sanaa, as reports of possible terrorist strikes closed the U.S. and British embassies there. On Tuesday, the U.S. government advised American citizens in Yemen to leave immediately. For a view inside the capital, Renee Montagne talks to Iona Craig, a correspondent for The Times of London and one of the few remaining western journalists still there.
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This is MORNING EDITION, from NPR News. Good morning. I'm David Greene.
And I'm Renee Montagne. We've been following, these past days, the closing of American, British and other Western embassies around the Middle East and Africa, amid the threat of a terrorist attack.That threat seems to be originating in one country, Yemen; and it centers on communications between two of the world's top al-Qaida figures. That would be the man who replaced Osama bin Laden, and the leader of al-Qaida's branch in Yemen, a faction bent on attacking Western targets.
Yemen, with its vast deserts and weak central government, has attracted top militant operatives from neighboring Saudi Arabia. Iona Craig is one of the few Western journalists there. She's a correspondent for The Times of London, and joined us from the capital, Sanaa.
Good morning.
IONA CRAIG: Good morning.
MONTAGNE: Now, what does the security situation look like, there in Sanaa?
CRAIG: The security situation here is - actually, appears relatively normal, which means you've got checkpoints dotted across the city. You've got soldiers outside of embassies. The military presence here is always relatively high. I mean, the most notable differences - you probably can't quite hear it, but there's a surveillance airplane buzzing around that's been going for about an hour. And we had the same thing yesterday - which everybody assumed were drones because they sound very similar. A lot of people's assumption was that the next thing they'd be doing is firing missiles down on Sanaa.
MONTAGNE: Well, let me ask you about a couple of reports - both from the BBC, actually. The BBC is reporting that al-Qaida operatives have been arriving in Yemen's capital over the last few days. Is there any evidence of that?
CRAIG: No. I mean, the intelligence sources that I've spoken to were well aware of at least five al-Qaida sleeper cells inside Sanaa. What people have said, in the last few days, is there is a possibility that they have become active, or will become active, and that their numbers may have increased.
MONTAGNE: The BBC is also reporting that there's a U.S. Special Forces operation in the works. Should that happen, how would people there react?
CRAIG: I think there would be a very bad reaction to that. There's already anti-American sentiment because of the issue with drones here. To be then adding to that by having, you know, JSOC troops doing night raids - or whatever it is they may be planning - I think that would go down very badly amongst the Yemenis.
The feeling I've always heard from the Americans here is that they would never want to put those kinds of boots on the ground. They have been involved in training troops here, but actually putting them out kind of in the field is something that they've refrained from doing, so far. Perhaps that may change. We're seeing unprecedented moves here with the U.S. leaving Sanaa, with the British leaving. This hasn't happened before. So maybe that does open the door for these kinds of operations to happen.
MONTAGNE: Well, stepping back for a moment to look at the bigger picture, how does Yemen figure into the overall activity of al-Qaida? There's this al-Qaida branch there - al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula - that is considered to be not just the most active; the most dangerous.
CRAIG: Yes. There's a very good reason for that. AQAP has been notorious, really. I mean, they have come closest to carrying out successful attacks against the West, more so than in any other al-Qaida offshoot since 9/11. This is, you know, another indication of, perhaps, their capabilities; in the sense that this fight against AQAP here has been going on for a long time. We've seen a huge increase in drone strikes, particularly last year, and yet seemingly, they are still able to certainly threaten the West in a substantial manner, even if they haven't been able to so far carry out successful attacks.
MONTAGNE: Thank you very much for joining us.
CRAIG: Thank you.
MONTAGNE: Iona Craig, speaking to us from Yemen's capital, Sanaa. She's a correspondent for the Times of London; one of the few Western journalists in Yemen.
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There are tremendous events that can cause major shifts in the local real estate market — like Hurricane Katrina, which brought a swelling influx of buyers, or the oil bust of the 1980s that sent prices plummeting.
In 2012 no such events occurred. Still, homes purchased in Lafayette Parish in 2012 were up nearly $100 million from 2011, from $427 million to $525 million in 2012. Homebuyers boosted sales by 23 percent. It's the second best year ever in the history of the parish with new construction booming more than ever.
"Those are the facts," reports Coldwell Banker Pelican Real Estate COO Steven Hebert. "The numbers are in, and the sales have been closed. The only mystery remaining is why."
Hebert deduces that a lull between 2007 and 2011 created a "pent-up demand that was unleashed in 2012." The truth that the economy around here didn't suffer the incredible lows many saw nationally created a group of buyers with money saved as they waited to see how the economy would fluctuate. When the national economic outlook began to improve and confidence was restored in much of the area's bread and butter oil and gas industry, homebuyers struck.
"This confidence in the local economy, combined with pent-up demand and incredibly favorable real estate fundamentals, all came together to create the record activity in 2012," notes Hebert.
While there's certainly no complaining among Lafayette's Realtors (or buyers for that matter), the reality is that without a clear cut reason for this influx, it's hard to tell when and how the pendulum could swing in another direction.
If there is a murky area in the why of the overall numbers, the breakdown showing a 37 percent increase in new construction is crystal clear. Builders are offering great prices and luxe features in homes never before seen.
According to Hebert, large-volume builders offer low prices and prepackaged financing while local builders compete in a "feature war."
Think outdoor kitchens and lavish bathrooms with walk-in showers at a price point under $250,000.
It's all added up to a buyers' market. But that could be changing.
"Looking ahead to 2013, there is already upward pressure on prices, and I would expect a full transition from a buyers' to a sellers' market sometime this year," Hebert reports.
MAR 7 Here's a great read on Mother Jones about Bobby Jindal and how his personal history has shaped the candidate. Again, the concept of personality and charisma (or a lack thereof) is raised, when Tim Murphy writes that Jindal has tried very hard but has "been eclipsed by a succession of shinier objects" like Rubio, Cruz and Christie. His real problem, former Gov. Buddy Roemer is quoted here as saying, is his ambition.
MAR 7 A Baton Rouge legislator is trying again to put the famous (or infamous) red light cameras to a public vote, this WBRZ story reports. One bill prefiled by Jeff Arnold would require voters to approve the money-making operations. Another would require that each ticket be served, instead of mailed, on the alleged violator.
MAR 7 Columnist Mark Moseley writes about "commentgate" in this post on the Lens, mostly to remind us that "we don't know jack squat" about what really happened. Sure, the scandal of federal prosecutors anonymously commenting on the Picayune's website about cases in their office brought down Jim Letten and all of his buds, but we still know virtually nothing about what really happened, and all the perpetrators have not been identified, Moseley argues.
MAR 7 Blogger Rod Dreher examines a recent poll that found Catholics sure like the new pope, but it's not having any effect on their behavior. He's a good guy and represents a positive change in their church, but it doesn't mean they're going to Mass more than they used to, Dreher tells us. Why is that? Dreher thinks it is because most American Catholics are just going to do what they want, regardless of who the pope is.
MAR 7 First it was a bunch of federal prosecutors, now an Arkansas judge. A political blogger outed a circuit judge as the same guy making nasty (and possibly racist, sexist and homophobic) comments on an LSU sports message board, the Picayune reports here. The judge, who was running for an appeals court seat up there, has ended his campaign and apologized. Not a good move for someone whose judgment affects people's lives.
MAR 7 To follow up on dad Don Briggs' recent splash in the headlines, here's a story that reads more like a letter to the editor by Gifford Briggs, vice president of LOGA, the group his dad heads up. It's time to stand up and support the poor, defenseless oil and gas industry, we're told. The "greedy trial lawyers" are trotted out, and we're urged to help him "change Louisiana."
MAR 7 Blogger Stephen Sabludowsky writes about the upcoming political spring in this post on Bayou Buzz. He's covering Jindal's agenda, education, this year's attempt to repeal creationism in public schools, and Bill Cassidy's Tea Party alignment, among other things.
MAR 7 Don't look for Bobby "I've got the job I want" Jindal to be in Louisiana this weekend. As this story in the Los Angeles Times reports, he'll be on the East Coast kissing bu--- er, pressing flesh at CPAC. If you want to see his speech, click here. The conservative love-fest will feature speeches from all the (current) 2016 GOP contenders, with Ted Cruz kicking it off and Sarah Palin wrapping it up. In between, the most anticipated speech is probably that of Chris Christie, the story reports. There's also a straw poll (Rand Paul won last year).
MAR 6 Here's some more new info on the continuing controversy at Louisiana College, this time posted on the Tennessean (so maybe this story is pretty interesting outside of Louisiana, too). The story, originally written by Town Talk reporters, tells us about a document with allegedly forged signatures which was sent to SACS, the organization which issues accreditation for southern universities and colleges. The plot thickens?
MAR 6 If you're on the Facebook, you've seen this video of two NOLA police officers line dancing with some Mardi Gras revelers. But this one is even better: it's a NOLA police horse line dancing on Bourbon Street. Hey -- this is Louisiana. We all can get down, if the situation calls for it.
MAR 6 In this week's post, Jim Brown is remembering former Gov. Jimmie Davis, who was sworn in 70 years ago this week. Included in here is the governor's recipe for raccoon, which was his favorite dish, Brown says. He also tells us who "Sunshine" was - Jimmie's palomino. She's buried at the late governor's farm, Brown says.
MAR 6 Columnist James Gill applies his special combination of wit and sarcasm to our friend Don Briggs in this post. Gill read the oil and gas leader's deposition and almost felt sorry for him -- almost. The problem seems to be related to Mr. Brigg's "stupendous ignorance of his purported area of expertise," Gill writes. He also credits Briggs with doing more for the environmental cause in a couple hours than tree-huggers can accomplish in years.


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After last week's new 'Whitney' track, both FAWS EPs are now available from Bandcamp for free. While still focusing on minimal downbeat productions in the jazz and lounge vein as the Antonym EP, the Blue Notes EP has a richer palette of crispy, clicking percussive beats and late-night vocals (see 'For Those Who Try'). The result is more variation with five tracks that sound like they're degrading or burning at the edges while you listen.
News & Gigs
- Forbidden Fruit 2014: First bands include Flaming Lips and Flying Lotus in 3D
- Forbidden Fruit early bird tickets on sale Monday
- HMV to reopen on Grafton Street in Dublin
- Belfast's Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival includes Wild Beasts, Fuck Buttons, De La Soul, Rubberbandits…
- New Whelan's club night Seven Quarters to give out limited unreleased Irish 7″ to audience
- Sea Sessions announces first bands for 2014
- Massive Attack, Rudimental, Son Lux, Banks, Parquet Courts & more added to Longitude Festival
- Hozier gig announced for Whelan's this Thursday at short notice
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Ten Salad Dressings
It's easy to make your own personalized salad dressings. The basic ratio of sour, sweet and oil is easily modified and infinitely variable. This recipe makes enough for several salads because it's just as easy to make a lot as a little and, once you taste your own dressings, you won't be able to get enough.
1/2 cup any vinegar, lemon or lime juice
1/2 cup honey, maple syrup, or jelly
1 heaping Tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 heaping Tablespoon any fresh herb (optional)
a sprinkle or two sea salt and freshly ground pepper
Hi !
Love the dressings! :)
How long do they keep good when making a big portion?Cheers Lisa
thanks, these look like a keeper! I will try them soon.
I don't write a leave a response, but after looking at a great deal of comments on Chef Michael Smith | recipe | Ten Salad Dressings. I actually do have 2 questions for you if you do not mind. Could it be only me or do a few of these remarks look like they are coming from brain dead visitors? :-P And, if you are writing on additional sites, I'd
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would like a gluten free coleslaw recipie dressing
Does anyone know a really great recipe for Kale salad? I've checked all over the internet and the majority of them have only two to four ingredients in them — no imagination!
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This salad is really good and quick/easy to make.
Can't wait to try these recipes! And I hate cooking so that's a big compliment!
Hello Mr. Smith,
I really enjoy your cooking show and have tried some of your recipes and found them very good. I enjoy how you create salad dressings from scratch, and actually used some of them when I prepare a hot meal from our wife and I. I find that the way that you work is practical, even though it may take me a little longer to prepare supper I still remember some of the steps that you told me to your show to do. I wish to know any tips on how to prepare a clam chowder. My wife and I made a clam chowder from one of your shows she didn't really like it do to the fact that I forgot what kind of milk to use and what type of wine as well. I want to try this recipe again sometime, and how fine do you shred the potatoes.
Yours sincerely
Nick Bear
Is there a good substitute for cilantro? I tried it a fer\w diffrent times diffrent ways and just don't like it. Thankyou
I do not like cilantro either and I just replace it with regular parsley in all my recipes.
I love your show and went directly to your website to get a recipe for coleslaw., the one you marinate, for 100 people. I want to have this as a side dish with pulled pork sandwiches or a topping. I would like to make it up ahead so I can have some things done before Dec. 30th for my daughter's Jack and Jill party. If you can give me a good recipe, I would sure appreciate that. Thank you.
Loved it. Easy to make and irresistable.
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Amazing recipe!! I'm thinking this will be nice with a summer Orzo salad with lots of grilled veggies. I will experiment with Balsamic vinegar and fresh herbs (Italian seasonings). I'm salivating just thinking about it.
Thank you for this recipe!
Hi Michael,
Would I be able to substitute blue cheese for goat cheese in the above recipe? If not, do you have a blue cheese dressing recipe you'd be willing to share?
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Hej Michael
Jeg har se mange af din programmer og hvor kan du lave mad. Jeg mangler/ kan ikke finde opskriften på peberod du havde i et glas og du sagde når man har lavet dette går man ikke ud og køber peberodsalat mere
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Your salad dressings sound really good, – however, what quantities are required/recommended for the assorted variations? I realize there is probably not a set amount, but where should I start? Thanks.
Hi Pauline, Just follow what Chef Michael outlined at the top: 2parts oil; 1 part acid; 1 part sweet; 1 heaping T of dijon and 1 heaping T of any herb you like plus S&P.
If you follow his formula you can put anything together. I haven't bought salad dressing since his show first aired!
Good luck, anything goes as long as you keep the ratio.
I just made the olive oil/balsamic dressing…I love it, I just hope the others do….:)
Any suggestions for which veggies it goes best on?
Thank you, love this site.
Hi Michael,
I love your salad dressings, I have tried 3 so far and they are all great, I also took your basic recipe and twisted it a little.
1 cup extra virgin olive oil
1/2 cup Balsamic Vinegar
1/2 cup Maple Syrup (the real stuff)
1 1/4 Tablespoon Dijon mustard
Fresh Thyme, Oregano (several sprigs of each)
Sea Salt, PepperThe combination of Maple Syrup and Balsamic Vinegar is really interesting, it tastes sweet then acidic, and Dijon Mustard adds a nice finishing punch.
Thanks for the great recipes
Hi Chef Michael Smith and mike.
What could be more Canadian than a Vinagrette with Maple Syrup.
The combination of maple syrup with balsamic vinegar was incredible. I thought it would be strange but it had such a lovely taste. I will definitely try that again,
Hi Michael,
The goat cheese dressing.
I added 2 tbs of fresh mint as it is growing in my garden in early April.
It just added the extra layer of flavour.I love spices and herbs ……. It is a keeper.
Thanks, This recipe was air today April 29 2011 Chef at Home recorded in 2004. Almost certain I have seen all your epsidoes.
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As rapper-philosopher Biggie Smalls observed, "If you didn't know, now you know."
Make Music Philly
21 JunIn celebration of Make Music Philly, a day of free live music, we launched All That Philly Jazz beta mobile web app powered by Lokadot.
All That Philly Jazz is a digital history project that is mapping Philadelphia's rich jazz legacy. Most of Philly's jazz places were lost to race riots, urban renewal and urban removal. So we are using digital platforms like Lokadot, a location-based audio platform, to bring Philly's jazz history to life.
All That Philly Jazz is a digital history project that is mapping Philadelphia's rich jazz legacy. Most of Philly's jazz places were lost to race riots, urban renewal and urban removal. So we are using digital platforms like Lokadot, a location-based audio platform, to bring Philly's jazz history to life. We are harnessing technology and oral history to preserve Philly's jazz heritage for future generations and new audiences.
Jazz enthusiasts in Philly and anywhere in the world can go to http://bit.ly/MyPhillyJazz and share their stories about the jazz scene back in the day.
STEM Everywhere
11 JunA new report by the Brookings Institution found that STEM is, well, everywhere. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and math.
Some key findings:
- Workers in STEM fields play a direct role in driving economic growth. And it's not just jobs in the innovation economy. As of 2011, 26 million U.S. jobs require a high level of knowledge in any one STEM field. The "hidden" STEM economy represents 20 percent of all jobs.
- Half of all STEM jobs are available to workers without a four-year college degree, and these jobs pay $53,000 on average.
- Half of all STEM jobs are in manufacturing, health care, or construction industries.
- Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations constitute 12 percent of all STEM jobs, one of the largest occupational categories. Other blue-collar or technical jobs in fields such as construction and production also frequently demand STEM knowledge.
Read more: The Hidden STEM Economy
All That Philly Jazz
14 MayThe Nobel Prize-winning author William Faulkner famously observed: "The past is never dead. It's not even past." At this weekend's music hackathon, my team, All That Philly Jazz, will bring Philadelphia's jazz legacy to the present.
The Philly Jazz App will map historic places and markers, murals and legendary jazz clubs.
Looking beyond the hackathon, we will go back to the future and augment reality along South Street, Ridge Avenue and 52nd Street. Back in the day, those corridors were jumping with jazz clubs where legends like John Coltrane, Ella Fitzgerald and B.B. King hung out. I'm already fantasizing about the Fantasy Lounge, which was located across the street from the studios of Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff's Philadelphia International Records.
All That Philly Jazz is at the intersection of technology and art. The project can serve as a model for how art can be used to motivate underrepresented minorities to pursue STEM (science, technology, engineering and math). While jazz appeals to an older demographic, a project on, say, Philly's or Brooklyn's hip-hop legacy would resonate with young people who are disconnected from the innovation economy.
For more information, follow us on Twitter: @PhillyJazzApp.


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Spokane City Council President Ben Stuckart said Tuesday that he's unlikely to propose a new resolution in support of gay marriage until opponents earn enough signatures to force the issue on the ballot.
At Monday's council meeting, Stuckart warned that he might repeatedly bring a resolution forward until the council takes a stance on the resolution, but he moderated that position today.
Stuckart said that since the City Council has previously taken positions on state ballot items, there is precedent for reconsidering the resolution if repeal of gay marriage makes it to a public vote.
If forced to take a vote on the resolution, council members agree it would be approved in a 5-2 vote. But two supporters of gay marriage, Mike Allen and Steve Salvatori, say the council shouldn't vote on it. They argue that it's not a local issue.
When he requested to table the resolution, Councilman Mike Fagan pointed to a council rule that says, "The Council shall not consider or pass any ordinance or resolution the subject matter of which is not directly related to local affairs or municipal business."
Stuckart said the overflow turnout at the meeting, which attracted about 300 people — 93 of whom testified — is proof that the issue is local and affects the citizenry.
"I can't see why that's outside the city's business," he said.
Councilman Jon Snyder, who proposed the nonbinding resolution considered last night, said today that he's "still processing" the meeting.
"The whole debate about marriage equality and how it effects the city of Spokane is certainly not done, not for an instant," Snyder said.
The resolution was meant to show that Spokane is a welcoming place for gays and lesbians, but by the end of the evening some who spoke said the testimony was sending the opposite message.
Snyder said he doesn't regret sponsoring the resolution.
"To me, the one thing that was clear was that it was a community conversation that we needed to have," Snyder said.
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1 quart of blackberries
2 tablespoons of cornstarch
1.5 cups of sugar
4 refrigerated biscuits or ½ standard biscuit recipe
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Grease a 9x9 pan and set aside.
Mix the cornstarch and sugar and add to the blackberries. Heat the mixture to boiling in a medium saucepan or in a microwave oven.
Pour into baking pan and top with unbaked biscuits. Bake until biscuits are brown on top.
Serve hot with ice cream or whipped cream.
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Fantastic read. I'm bipolar too and it's good to know that there's a way to break out of the funk and get back to writing.
Thanks for writing this :)This is a tricky one, no doubt about it. You want to write a good book but who gets to decide what is good? As writers we want validation yet it can cripple our creative output. We want to be read yet our first audience is ourselves. Writing is full of contradictions. But it seems you've got the right idea. Write what you love. If you don't write from a place of love, of excitement then you won't be able to truly write. And besides, that's what second drafts are for! So write whatever you like and however you like it since you can always change it. I'm not saying being critical of yourself is bad but at a certain point, you just have to let it be.
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Too late for print: Circus at Witte this morning
From the I Hate It When That Happens Dept. — interesting events that come in a couple of hours after Weekender's press deadline. In this case, a couple of circus performers will be at the Witte Museum this morning at 11, including the obnoxious Mr. Gravity, the subject of Calendar Editor Stefanie Arias' Weekender article […]
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Movie notes: Perfect scores for 'Toy Story 3,' 'Jonah Hex' so far
(UPDATED) The early returns are filtering in from the movie equivalent of Dixville Notch, N.H., and they suggest that this week's two new mainstream movies have a shot at perfection, just like Detroit Tigers' pitcher Armando Galarraga. According to the Tomatometer, "Toy Story 3″ has a perfect 100 rating as of this morning, while "Jonah […]
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Efficacy of Low Analgesic Doses of Ketamine Associated With Opioids in Refractory Cancer Pain Treatment (KEPAL)
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Long-term opioid therapy is commonly administered for the management of severe cancer pain. Increasing doses of opioids are titrated against effects until analgesia is achieved or intolerable adverse effects occur. Ketamine, an N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonist, has been reported to improve analgesia in patients with uncontrolled pain receiving high doses of opioids. This study aims at determining the effectiveness of ketamine as an adjuvant to opioids in relieving cancer pain.
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Drug: Ketamine Drug: NaCl |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Study of the Efficiency of the Ketamine With Low Analgesic Doses, in Association With High Opioids, in the Treatment of the Rebels Pains, in Palliative Phase of the Cancerous Disease |
- The percentage of reduction of the daily average score of painful intensity after 4 days of treatment (to J4), with regard to the basic value to J0 [ Time Frame: 4 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The daily average score of painful intensity being the score of painful intensity of the previous 24 hours, determined by the patient on a digital scale(ladder) validated from 0 to 10
- Patient Global Impression of Change/ Clinical Global Impression of Change [ Time Frame: 4 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Daily sleep interference score [ Time Frame: 4 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Patient satisfaction of pain relief [ Time Frame: 4 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Opioids consumption [ Time Frame: 4 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Evaluate the adverse effects of opioids-ketamine association versus opioids-placebo [ Time Frame: 4 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Number of Participants with Adverse Events as a Measure of Safety and Tolerability
Enrollment: | 24 |
Study Start Date: | July 2011 |
Study Completion Date: | June 2013 |
Primary Completion Date: | February 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Experimental: Ketamine
Ketamine PANFARMA
Drug: Ketamine
Drip continues of ketamine in intravenous injection included posology enters 0,5mg/kg /day and 2mg/kg/day during 4 days
Other Name: Ketamine
Placebo Comparator: Not Ketamine
Drug: NaCl
Drip continues of NaCl 0,9% in intravenous injection during 4 days
Other Name: NaCl
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To show that low analgesic doses of ketamine in intravenous infusion during 4 days associated with opioids better relieve refractory cancer pain than opioids without ketamine.
This study is a prospective study, multicenter (11 centres), consisting of 3 phases:
- a randomized controlled double blind phase of 5 days with 2 parallel groups of 38 patients each : ketamine (in association with high opioids), in intravenous injection during 4 days, versus placebo (in association with high opioids), in intravenous injection during 4 days ;
- an open-label phase of maximum 4 days, during which the ketamine Panpharma® is administered in intravenous infusion to the hospitalized patients who are still having uncontrolled pain persisting or recurrent ;
an observational phase : starting at the discharge of the patient, of a maximal period of 6 months.The inclusion period is during 18 months, the total duration of the study is 2 years.
76 patients are expected: 38 will be treated with opioids and ketamine; 38 will be treated with opioids and a placebo.
Success is defined by a decrease of the daily pain score of 50 % after 4 days. The expected rate of success in the placebo group is 10 % whereas the expected rate of success in the ketamine group is 30 %.
Primary outcome (pain score on a 11-point numerical scale) will be evaluated everyday as well as secondary outcomes (patient and clinician global impression of change, opioid consumption, adverse reactions, patient satisfaction on pain relief, sleep interference score).
Vital parameters (cardiac frequency, respiratory frequency and arterial blood pressure) will be checked everyday, many times a day : every hour for the four hours after the beginning of the treatment and then, every four hours ; every hour for the two hours following a dose shift).
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Hospitalized cancer patients (informed and conscious of the cancer diagnostic)
- Undergoing opioid treatment for 15 days at least
- Refractory pain (score higher than 5 on an 10-point numerical pain rating scale)
- Ability to score pain on a numerical pain rating scale
- Patient written agreement
Exclusion Criteria:
- Ketamine contraindications
- Methadone or other NMDA-antagonist treatment
- Karnofsky index under 10
- Pregnancy
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Center of Evaluation and Treatment of the pain - Saint-Antoine Hospital | |
Paris, Ile de France, France, 75012 |
Principal Investigator: | Sylvie ROSTAING-RIGATTIERI, MD | Center of Evaluation and Treatment of the pain - Saint-Antoine Hospital |
Responsible Party: | Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01326325 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | P081242 |
Study First Received: | March 22, 2011 |
Last Updated: | August 6, 2013 |
Health Authority: | France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis) France: French Data Protection Authority |
Keywords provided by Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris:
Cancer Refractory pain Uncontrolled pain Ketamine |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Analgesics Ketamine Analgesics, Opioid Sensory System Agents Peripheral Nervous System Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs Pharmacologic Actions Central Nervous System Agents Therapeutic Uses |
Anesthetics, Dissociative Anesthetics, Intravenous Anesthetics, General Anesthetics Central Nervous System Depressants Excitatory Amino Acid Antagonists Excitatory Amino Acid Agents Neurotransmitter Agents Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action |
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A - poured into a pint glass. These tall grass beers pour a fat heads 2 finger creamy head. Color is a murky golden Amber color kinda like a frosted cider color very beautiful. Not seeing a lot of bubbles. The head took awhile to diminish but is leaving solid lacing
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IV Estimation with weak instruments: an application to the determinants of school attainment in Peru
The instrumental variables (IV) method has recently become widely popular in applied econometrics. However, recent work in the literature has shown that if instruments do not hold the relevance and exogeneity conditions at least in a «strong» way, the estimation results could be quite different from the population parameters, and an interpretation of the results would be meaningless. This paper presents this problem and shows some recent tests to verify the validity of the instruments employed. Additionally, I apply those tests to the estimation of the effects of child labor and household work on school attainment, by using a sample of 913 children from the Peruvian Living Standard Measurement Survey (LSMS) of 1997 and 2000. In this estimation, the instruments selected passed all the tests of exogeneity and relevance, so we can trust the consistency of these results. They show that household work performed by children has a positive impact on the children's observed educational performance three years later. In addition, the impact of child labor is negative, but it is not significantly different from zero.Download Info
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I had a fun and an interesting morning. I was giving a talk on Change Management to a group of project leads, trainers, and managers in the Utility Industry, when I got a great question from one of the participants.
We were talking about the idea of giving people time to cope with change, and the example was about a new dress code. I suggested that rather than "dropping" the new dress code on staff and telling them it is effective immediately, a better strategy would be to give it out in advance, ask people to think it over, and then come back to talk about it in a few days.
The question I got was this: "If we ask people to think it over, isn't that the same as saying it's negotiable? What if it's not negotiable?"
It's a great question because it sheds light on our assumption that people are not supposed to "think" when a mandate comes down. The idea seems to be "Some things are up for discussion, and some things are not." While it is true that we may have mandates from time to time, why wouldn't we want our teams to think about them?
Let's follow the example. You've handed out a new dress code. You've asked them to think about it. What are the possible outcomes?
1. They think it over and agree with it.
2. They think it over and don't agree with it.
3. They think it over and have questions.
4. They don't bother thinking it over.
All of these are constructive. Even if someone doesn't agree, it opens up an opportunity to talk about it. And it's appropriate to talk about the things we don't agree with, even if they are not likely to change. In such a case, the manager could:
1) Listen and empathize, but confirm that the rule is a firm one.
2) Try to address the concern by sharing an alternative view of the situation. "It may seem unfair, but look at it this way...."
3) If the concern is valid, share it up the management chain.
In any case, I am a big fan of thinking. We should always ask our teams to think about what they are being asked to do, even when they are non-negotiable. Otherwise, we end up treating our people like a "pair of hands" instead of a fully functioning human with an attached brain.
Managers should try and set an environment where is OK to express disagreement with the rules. Talk about those disagreements. Learn from them. Even when a rule is a rule, the conversation itself demonstrates your respect for each other.
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