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Usually the Pentagon expends time and technological effort to protect information. But now the far-out researchers at Darpa are looking for a few good futurists to help the Obama administration declassify reams of national security documents.
In a new challenge for programmers and the corporations that employ them, Darpa asks interested parties to provide "new technology or innovative existing technology" to help determine what secret documents the government can responsibly declassify. "Striking the critical balance between openness and secrecy is difficult but a necessary part of our democratic form of government," reads a pre-bidding solicitation the defense geeks issued last week. "Striking this balance becomes more difficult as the volume and complexity of the information increases."
I'll be honest: I'm not exactly sure what kind of technological solution you can build to facilitate declassification. From the way the challenge is structured, it sounds like a semantic-search problem: Plug in keywords that help you comb through deserts of stored information in the bowels of the Pentagon and the intelligence community, and figure out whether the results of the fishing expedition can be tossed out from the depths onto dry land in accordance with declassification policies. But that's a matter of building an algorithm, something that might be too, well, quotidian for Darpa.
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Winnipeg, Manitoba, November 16, 2010 Today, Library and Archives Canada, in collaboration with The Forks, has officially launched the Portraits in the Street: Year of the Métis Nation installation in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Developed by the Portrait Gallery of Canada, a program of Library and Archives Canada, this outdoor installation commemorates the 125th anniversary of the Northwest Resistance and the hanging of Métis leader Louis Riel.
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The unicorn loses its horn in the "The Glass Menagerie" (1944), but this early masterwork about human fragility remains as indestructible as ever. Tennessee Williams always probed the loneliness of lost souls- gay and straight- better than any other American playwright. His poetic insight about what he called "the huge middle class of America matriculating in a school for the blind" resonates as strikingly today as it must have for survivors of the Great Depression. Now American Repertory Theatre, amazingly exploring Williams' lushly lyrical world for the first time, has tapped the poetry and plumbed the heart of this great memory play in a revival as luminous as its title.
Out director John Tiffany—who worked on the Tony Award-winning musical "Once" at the A.R.T. Institute-captures the poetry right away in the revival's evocative set. Designer Bob Crowley–taking his cue from Williams own description of the play's apartment as "one of those vast hive-like conglomerations of cellular living-units"–has created adjoining hexagonal set pieces for Amanda Wingfield, son Tom and daughter Laura. The high-rising fire escape- both entry to the often grim tenement and exit to the possibilities of the outside world- becomes a silent but ever-present witness to the alternating hope and despair that dominate their respective inner lives. Natasha Katz's muted lighting complements the relative harshness of their living conditions.
The play's inner life, as always, begins with remembering narrator Tom. Like Thomas Lanier Williams III himself-as Williams buffs know, Tom is a poet at heart. While feeling imprisoned in a kind of "nailed-up coffin" of an existence living at home and working at the Continental Shoemakers warehouse, he longs for adventure and speaks of joining the Merchant Marine. Tom-though never explicitly identified as gay–eems to be satisfying his quest for adventure late night at the movies. He does speak of meeting strangers and alerts his mother "I could tell you things to make you sleepless.:"
At the same time, Tom does bring home Jim,The Gentleman Caller-his work buddy- to meet his shy sister Laura. In Tiffany's staging, out actor Zachary Quinto good-naturedly touches Brian J. Smith's genial, expansive Jim in a manner that suggests feelings of bromance-at least on his part. Jim may have no reciprocal feeling, though Tom later speaks of not knowing that Jim is engaged. Is this engagement a cover? Williams never says so. At any rate, Quinto vividly develops Tom's frustration about his personal life- especially as he pushes back in rage at his mother's domineering. Still, he never over-play's Tom's sense of being 'other ' at work and in life. Quinto may sometimes move in and out of Southern accent, but his portrait smartly balances Tom's ongoing self-concern and sibling caring in both memory narrative and exchanges with family and Jim.
If Quinto brings full authority to the role of Tom, out premier actress Cherry Jones (deserved Tony Awards for "The Heiress" and "Doubt") —too long absent from A.R.T.—demonstrates why Amanda is one of the American theater's most coveted parts. Both grandiose and loving, Amanda is neither angel nor devil but rather a well-meaning if overbearing mother and Southern belle finding haven in her own memories. Audiences are likely to sympathize with her well-intentioned Amanda even as they understand why her telephone company–employed husband fell in love with long distance. Jones sashays with great spirit in Amanda's vintage cotillion dress–credit double threat costumer Crowley—and brings boundless heart to her protective gestures and movement with her children. Jones is so commanding that even Amanda's telephone routine trying to persuade magazine subscribers to renew should be studied by budding actresses. It is not too soon for A.R.T. to line her up for revivals of "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "The Night of the Iguana" in future seasons.
Celia Keenan- Bolger is an arresting study in contrast as Laura. Turning in one of her feet yet never overdoing Laura's physical challenge, she finds the reclusive daughter's diffidence as well as her full absorption in her glass animal collection. Keenan-Bolger is most persuasive in the second act as Laura gradually opens up to Jim in recalling high school and 'Blue Roses'-his variation on the word 'pleurisy.' Smith has the right confidence as the public speaking and electrodynamics- studying Gentleman Caller. His evocation of Jim's athletic agility and charm give subtext to Quinto's crush-suggesting body language as Tom.
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Originally Posted by cmoneyr Personally I wouldn't consider a 2-cycle, 4-cycle is so much easier and less hassle without having to mis oil and gas. I personally just bought a Troybilt from Lowes, I have a large driveway so I went with the 2-stage, and it wasn't must more than a 1-stage honestly. Mine is very similar to Dmclone's, 5.5hp, 24" path, electric start, no opinion on how it works since I just bought it, but everything I've read about it is good. I like 2-cycles better for the fact that you don't have any messy oil changes. I don't think its a big deal to put a can of oil into your gas tank before filling it up at the station. Anyway, to each their own. I have used both, I bought a 2-stage from a coworker last year. Here are my observations: -The lighter single stages are much easier to maneuver, and in lighter snows work faster than the heavier 2 stage ones. -The 2 stage is absolutely great for the end of the driveway after the snow plow goes by. Single stages will get it done, but there is a lot more effort and time required. The best brands (last the longest) to look at are Toro, Ariens, Simplicity, and Honda.
Originally Posted by ce1 I'll disagree with the two-stage opinion. Unless you're a professional, or have a really, really, large area that requires snow to be blown a long distance, a two-stage blower is probably a waste of money (although it will work fantastically). Single stage systems will work fine up to 12" of snow. If it snows more than that, you'll want to blow more than once anyway. I completely disagree with this. My neighbor has a single stage and it takes him as least three times as long and it looks like he's going to kill himself. With the dual stage I can do it before work in about 10-15 minutes and it's easier than mowing the lawn.
I have a Toro lawnmower that is nice but with snowblowers keep in mind that most either use the Briggs or Tecumseh engine so it's not always about buying the brand name.
Originally Posted by dmclone I have a Toro lawnmower that is nice but with snowblowers keep in mind that most either use the Briggs or Tecumseh engine so it's not always about buying the brand name. Its not always about the engine, there is factors about the auger, transmission, etc. Personally I do not like Tecumseh engines, I had to replace the carburetor on mine (4-5 years old with maybe 10 hours of use) If I were buying a new one I'd look heavily into ones with Briggs. Honda's are mightily pricey.
I have a 9 year old MTD and have never had a problem. 8.5 hp 2 stage. You feel kind of dumb pulling it out when there is only 2-3 inches but when the big snows come with the 2-3 foot drifts, it cuts through where single stages can't do it. I live on a corner lot and can do the side walks in a less than 10 minutes on 6 inches and below. It takes forever with a shovel.
I would go with an Ariens. They are reliable and priced fairly.
I use to work for a snow removal company, we did some sidewalks with snowblowers. The company had 3 or 4 different brand blowers, and everybody would fight over who gets to use the Toro's. We had both single stage and 2 stage models and both worked well. Avoid John Deere we had nothing but problems and they were very hard to start.
Honda and Toro are pretty much it IMO. Ariens also makes decent stuff. My brother-in-law works for Toro and got me a great deal last year on a 1028 (I think is what I have). I'm absolutely in love with it. I blew my driveway, and both of my neighbor's in no time. The guy across the street has an older John Deere, and my Toro was throwing snow literally twice as far. I even got a thumbs up from the city road crew who were driving by when I was blowing. That made my pants fit a bit snugger. Single stages are nice for some things (sidewalks, walkways etc), but a decent snowfall with a bit of drifting will do them in. Also, if you live in the city, the stuff at the end of the driveway the snowplow turns over is REALLY hard to blow with a single stage, and that stuff weighs a TON. My toro blows right through it like butter. Toros aren't cheap, that's for sure, but they do hold their value REALLY well, and will last you a lifetime.
Holy crap, those 2 stage toros are $1000 to start...
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Originally Posted by brianhos Holy crap, those 2 stage toros are $1000 to start... Indeed. And now you know why I need to blow my neighbor's driveways to make ends meet
Originally Posted by jumbopackage Indeed. And now you know why I need to blow my neighbor's driveways to make ends meet Boy, that's one sentence you don't want to read too fast. I missed the "driveway" the first time through.....
Originally Posted by SlyCy Toro is the best IMO with Craftsman as a close second. I have had a Craftsman for 8 winters and never had to do anything to it except put gas in it.
Originally Posted by william I have had a Craftsman for 8 winters and never had to do anything to it except put gas in it. Yeah as much as I have to use it (about 4-7 times a year) I expect it to last a very long time. I also like the auto start.
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Moen T3129 Chrome Single Handle Moentrol Pressure Balanced and Volume Control Tub and Shower Trim with Single Function Showerhead from the Monticello Collection
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Installation Guide | |
Specification Sheet | |
Moen Shower Valve Buying Guide | |
Exploded Parts | |
ADA | Yes |
Approved for Commercial Use | Yes |
Bodysprays Included | No |
Cartridge Technology | 1225 Cartridge |
Connection Size | .5 |
Diverter Included | Yes |
Diverter Location | Tub Spout |
Drain Assembly Included | No |
Escutcheon Height | 7 |
Escutcheon Included | Yes |
Faucet Holes | 3 |
Faucet Type | Bathtub Faucet, Shower Faucet |
Flow Rate (GPM) | 2.5 |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Handshower Included | No |
Installation Type | Wall Mounted |
Material | Metal |
Mounting Type | Wall Mounted |
Number Of Bodysprays | 0 |
Number Of Handles | 1 |
Pressure Balanced | Yes |
Scald Guard | Yes |
Shower Arm Reach | 6 |
Showerhead | Single Function |
Showerhead Flow Rate (GPM) | 2.5 |
Showerhead Width | 4.125 |
Slide Bar Included | No |
Spout Reach | 6 |
Spray Pattern | Full |
Spray Settings | 1 |
Theme | Traditional |
Valve Included | No |
Valve Technology | Moentrol |
Valve Type | Pressure Balanced |
Wall Supply Included | Yes |
WaterSense Certified | No |
This product has additional required/recommended options. To configure, add to your cart.
Rough In Valve Required
Overflow Recommended
Product Features:
- Covered under Moen's limited lifetime faucet warranty
- Premier finishing process - finishes will resist corrosion and tarnishing through everyday use
- Designed for reliability, safety and sophisticated style, Moen has set the standard for quality and innovation throughout the industry
- Single function shower head
- Single function cartridge - one handle controls both volume and temperature
- Cartridge Type: 1225 Cartridge design
- Tub and Shower Package Includes: Valve trim, shower head, shower arm and tub spout
- Designed to easily install with standard U.S. plumbing connections
- ADA compliant
- All hardware required for installation is included
Product Technologies / Benefits:
- Moentrol® Valve: A pressure balancing valve that will deliver perfect water coverage using both force and flow. It also features a temperature memory that help to prevent any hot or cold surges as other faucets or waterways in the house might be used.
Valve Trim Specifications:
- Temperature dial swings 120-degrees
- Escutcheon (Cover Plate) Diameter: 7"
- Includes pre-set safety stop with override capability
- Rough-in valve is sold separately (when adding to cart, valve will be offered)
Shower Head Specifications:
- Single function shower head with full body spray pattern
- Shower head rotates 360-degrees on a swivel ball assembly
- Flow Rate: 2.5 GPM (gallons-per-minute)
- Shower Head Width: 4-1/8"
- Shower Arm Length: 6"
Tub Spout Specifications:
- Spout Reach: 6"
- Integrated diverter for switching between tub and shower applications
- Unrestricted flow rate allows for rapid filling of the tub
- T3129: This model
- T3124: This model without tub spout
Additional Moen Links
- View Manufacturer Warranty
- Shop All Moen Products
- Shop All Moen Monticello Collection Products
Our SKU: T3129
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
Chrome - T3129CP
Chrome/Polished Brass - T3129PM*
Platinum - T3129PMC*
Platinum/Chrome - T3129P
Polished Brass - T3129ST*
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
6 Questions from the Community
What is the difference between this product and T2529 and T3129?
What does pressure balanced mean?
A. Pressure balanced is a term for the valve that would be used with this trim. A pressure balanced valve is a shower mixing valve that automatically maintains balance between hot and cold water supplies by immediately regulating fluctuations in pressure. As a result the outlet temperature remains constant.
What's the difference in Moentrol and regular pressure balance?
Is it possible to use the Moen T3129 with the 145058 kit so as to allow use of the faucet on a standard valve?
what is the gpm and can the water pressure be control to less gpm and maintain temperature
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Moen Monticello Collection
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Warranty Info
Moen® products have been manufactured under the highest standards of quality and workmanship. Moen warrants to the original consumer purchaser for as long as the original consumer purchaser owns their home (the "Warranty Period" for homeowners), that this faucet will be leak and drip-free during normal use and all parts and finishes of this faucet will be free from defects in material and manufacturing workmanship. All other purchasers (including purchasers for industrial, commercial and business use) are warranted for a period of 5 years from the original date of purchase (the "Warranty Period" for non-homeowners). This warranty is applicable only to faucets purchased after December 1995 and shall be effective from the date of purchase as shown on purchaser's receipt. Faucets purchased prior to December 1995, Moen warrants to the original consumer purchaser that this faucet will be leak and drip free during normal domestic use for as long as you own it. If this faucet should ever develop a leak or drip during this time, Moen will FREE OF CHARGE provide the parts necessary to put the faucet back in good working condition.
Moen warrants to the original consumer purchaser all other aspects of this faucet to be free from defects in material and workmanship for two (2) years from date of purchase except for decorator finishes which are warranted for (1) year from date of purchase. A replacement for any defective part will be supplied free of charge for installation by the consumer. Defects or damage caused by the use of other than genuine Moen parts are not covered by this warranty.
If this faucet should ever develop a leak or drip during the Warranty Period, Moen will FREE OF CHARGE provide the parts necessary to put the faucet back in good working condition and will replace FREE OF CHARGE, any part or finish that proves defective in material and manufacturing workmanship, under normal installation, use and service. Replacement parts may be obtained by calling 1-800-BUY MOEN (1-800-289-6636), or by writing to the address shown below.
Moen Incorporated
25300 Al Moen Drive
North Olmsted, Ohio 44070-8022
Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) from the original consumer purchaser must accompany all warranty claims. Defects or damage caused by the use of other than genuine Moen parts are not covered by this warranty.
This warranty is extensive in that it covers replacement of all defective parts and finishes. However, damage due to installation error, product abuse, product misuse, or use of cleaners containing abrasives, alcohol or other organic solvents, whether performed by a contractor, service company, or yourself, are excluded from this warranty. Moen will not be responsible for labor charges and/or damage incurred in installation, repair or replacement, nor for any indirect, incidental or consequential damages, losses, injury or costs of any nature relating to this faucet. Except as provided by law, this warranty is in lieu of and excludes all other warranties, conditions and guarantees, whether expressed or implied, statutory or otherwise, including without restriction those of merchantability or of fitness for use.
Some states, provinces and nations do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state, province to province, nation to nation. Moen will advise you of the procedure to follow in making warranty claims. Simply write to Moen Incorporated using the address above. Explain the defect and include proof of purchase and your name, address, area code and telephone number.


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Move Free® Advanced Triple Strength Joint Supplement formula contains premium-quality ingredients: Glucosamine, Chondroitin, Uniflex®, and Hyaluronic Acid to promote the health of your joints*. Move Free gives you comfort, flexibility, lubrication, and protection*.
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I had a knee injury and have used this ever since with no problems.
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This seems to help my creeky knees.
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This product seems to have helped my joint pain. I think it works better than regular glucosamine.
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Someone told me she and her husband took Move-Free and they saw a big difference in pain levels in a week. I've taken almost the whole bottle of this as directed and I don't see much difference. Maybe I have a different source of pain. I can't say it doesn't work, only that it doesn't seem to do much for me.
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The grim attire which every tea garden in Darjeeling had worn was relieved today with some amount of rainfall. Apart from the tea industry's worried look, each home in Darjeeling was suffering from acute water crisis.
All the homes in Darjeeling get its water supply from the reservoirs situated in Senchel, 10 km away from Darjeeling. Two reservoirs namely the North and South were almost empty and the natural resources or springs which fed it had begun to dry up due to insufficient rainfall. The South reservoir had almost dried up and the North only had about 8.7 feet of water when the actual figure of about 12 feet is necessary for adequate supply.
The Darjeeling Municipality was supplying water every 15-20 days to sustain the adverse situation. It had slowly compelled the residents to buy water brought from far away natural spring resources by tankers.
Darjeeling seemed clad in dust and the prevailing dry condition resembled the polluted Indian plains. I had chapped skin and had to use moisturizers to keep it going smooth
Hope today's rain will solve the problem for a while, but we need more rain.
Darjeeling got the rain – what about Darjeeling tea production now?
Definitely, the production quantity of Darjeeling will be low when we take in consideration of the time period of each tea season. If the rain had occurred during the winter season then there would be more time and hence more production of teas before the "banji" period entered. Now there is less time for bulk tea production, but this does not mean low quality.
According to Mr. S. Roy (Manager, Arya Tea Estate) and Mr. Sagar Rawat (Manager, Goomtee Tea Estate) – The production condition is at its peak with perfect soil and atmospheric temperatures, humidity, sunlight etc. and the only needed ingredient needed was water (rain). Now since all the needed things are in place, they are of the view that they will have top quality First Flush teas, though the production is going to be low.
It rained today – all the tea gardens which received the holy sprinkle are going to do "full flushing" from Monday or Tuesday.
In short – Now the garden spirits are high though, Darjeeling Tea production will be low, but quality wise it will be high – After all Darjeeling Tea is not quantity but quality.


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I like the idea of this letter opener/ruler combo. Unfortunately, when I first received it, the edges were square with sharp corners, which ended up tearing a narrow strip of paper out of the envelope and leaving a mess on my desktop.
I took it to my workbench and filed the edges as if I was sharpening a cutting tool. I didn't make it overly sharp, just enough to smooth out the edges, and it works much better now. So, if you're not inclined to do some work on it, this letter opener probably isn't for you.
I use this everyday when I check the mail and it works great! My friends always ask where it came from. I just wish that Izola would not produce their products in China. The "break the rules" and "follow the rules" quotes on each side make me happy
Nice brass color. Length makes it easy to handle. Sharp enough to cut through packing tape but not so sharp that you cut yourself.


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A recent letter says "Amen" to another reader's anti-gun�opinion (Jan. 6).�The writer�believes�that outlawing automatic and assault-type weapons is "the common-sense thing to do." Obviously, the writer is uninformed or chooses to ignore fact.
By law, civilians have�been denied ownership�of automatic (i.e. machine guns) weapons�since the 1930s. As far as assault-type weapons (also, actually, machine guns), only the military has assault weapons. These weapons also are, by law, denied ownership�to civilians. Just because someone has what looks like an assault weapon doesn't make it�an assault weapon. It doesn't matter�if the manufacturer makes it look like one or what�attachments the owner puts on it, it's still not a machine gun or an assault rifle. �
I find it difficult to understand how good people, who mean well, can look at the crime statistics in a place such as Chicago and think that�taking the guns from law-abiding citizens is somehow going to make for a safer environment. The lower crime rate of right-to-carry states compared with Chicago shows a more common-sense approach. Amen to that!
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I purchased these pillows after having tried other pillows that were a disappointment. These pillows are GREAT!!!!!!!!!! I would tell anyone who is hesitant to go ahead and get them. They keep their shape and are so comfortable to sleep on.
I bought these pillows after seeing a blog article about how to tell if your pillows are too old or not (if you fold them in half and they don't open back up by themselves then they need to be replaced). Mine were ancient! I bought these hoping they would help with my bedtime asthma and they made a huge difference! I used to have an asthma attack nearly every night when getting into bed but after getting these pillows (and putting a cover over the mattress and washing all the bedding in very hot water) my nightly asthma attacks all but disappeared. They are so soft and comfy while providing plenty of support. I plan to get more for the guest room.
I was concerned about the flatness when they arrived but they puffed right up with a little fluffing. They may not be as great as down pillows but they are very comfortable, allergy-free and you can't beat the price. They remind me of the pillows found in high-end hotels.
I guess I'm not very good at buying pillows. I've always had really nice soft feather pillows that held their shape and felt wonderful. I thought I would try these cause of the other reviews I saw. These pillows are horrible. They're small. They lost their shape after just a week of gentle sleep. They might work for a toddler. I'm very disappointed and I wasted ***.
comfortable from the start. washable on hot. good purchase.
Very light almost bounces all over the place when you move it but comfortable to sleep on
A reminder you get what you pay for. I purchased high end linens and these pillows did not measure up. I will need to switch out to be in the decorative shams. I even had a guest complain, which was embarrassing. It's a sign that you get what you pay for. This is poor quality and was cheap.
I'm a designer, and these are the pillows that I order for kid beds. They are perfect! Would recommend.
These pillows were great for a week. The second week they were just OK and now 3 weeks in both my husband and I hate these pillows. We are now looking for a new pillow and have wasted our money on these. I would not recommend these to anyone unless they are purely decorative.
Yes just like sleeping on air,,as soon as your head lays on them, it sinks all the way through, like there is nothing there except air. I stacked 3 and 4 and head still went to the mattress, basicly they are worthless dont buy them if you are looking for a good pillow, they would be good for show, or to lay on the bed for decoration, but not for sleeping..
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WILLIAMSON, W.Va. -- The winter of 2010-11, it snowed a lot in Mingo County. Fifty-four-year-old Everette Ray Roberts was shut in for days, "me and my dog," in a small trailer perched on a steep hillside near Matewan.
"I was constantly dizzy and thirsty," he remembers. "With all the snow, I wasn't getting out and walking around, doing stuff. I'd gained a lot of weight. My eyes got blurry.
A rugged bachelor, Roberts has three ruptured discs in his back "from heavy lifting," he said. "Every job I've ever worked was brute labor, steel mills, basic labor. That takes its toll on a person's body."
"I wondered if I was going nuts from being shut in. I'd get so shaky, shaky, sitting on the couch watching TV, and I was pouring down the 24-ounce bottles of pop, five or six of them a day. It was like adding gasoline to the fire, all that sugar, but I didn't know it.
"All I knew was, I was terrible thirsty. I kept a gallon of water sitting beside me for when I ran out of pop."
Then he started gasping for breath. "I couldn't sleep. I'd get real, real sweaty." He had to keep running to the bathroom. "I thought maybe it was high blood pressure or something."
"I didn't have a clue what was going on. I had no idea what danger I was in."
He was one of an estimated 69,000 West Virginians who have diabetes, but don't know it.
Roberts "grew up rough on a humungous farm" in Wayne County, he said, where "all us kids worked hard to make the place go, and our dad taught us to deal with problems and not complain." He toughed it out.
Living on an isolated Mingo hillside, "going to the doctor in the snow is not exactly easy, and it's expensive," he said.
When he finally did go, "the doctor said, you've got all the symptoms of diabetes. My sugar was up the high 400s. My A1C, the three-month blood sugar, was 12.5." Normal A1C is around 2. Anything above 7 is considered bad.
"The doctor said it was a good thing I didn't wait any longer to come in."
His doctor referred him to diabetes educator and nurse practitioner Vicki Lynn Hatfield in Williamson. Hatfield and her partner help about 500 of Mingo's estimated 3,500 diabetics figure out how to control it from day to day, despite sometimes-harsh realities of life: shortage of cash, two jobs, kids, and so on.
"I lucked out," Roberts said. "If it hadn't been for Vicki, I'd probably be in kidney failure now," he said.
He and Hatfield went over what he ate, how often he ate, his schedule, his physical activity. She had him keep a list. To get rid of his dizziness, shakiness and blurry vision, they planned specific ways he could change what he ate or when he ate and increase physical activity every day, They got his medicine adjusted.
Roberts went to Hatfield's group diabetes self-management classes at Williamson Memorial Hospital. He learned how to shop for food that wouldn't set off his blood sugar, how to read his own blood sugar levels, tricks of coping with depression.
"Everette is somebody who, once he found out how to control his diabetes, he took the reins," Hatfield said. A year later, his blood sugar was in normal range. He requires less medicine to keep it there.
"He doesn't have a lot of money and he doesn't have a lot of education, but he learned very quickly how to do it. And, just as important, he did it," Hatfield said.


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Strong probability tecemotide succeeds in stage 3 trial-- which would push shares above the $4 dollar mark. Also, nice chance of Merck buyout before then, which would provide significant upside. Potential homerun in the making here.
Big upside with START2. $3+ valuation in near-term.
I tried to play against my own strategy by greenthumbing Oncothyreon a couple of months ago, and got swatted down painfully. Somehow I got confused about the timing of START topline data thinking that we would be seeing phase II data from PX-866 first. In fact, that wasn't the case, and I ended up being on the wrong side of the Stimuvax failure that I had been anticipating for years. To add insult to injury, I was coming off a night shift and couldn't get myself awake enough to make a massive buy at 1.7 in the pre-market, which in retrospect was a gift. The stock closed at 2.2 on the day of the collapse, although it gave up some of that bounce later in the week.
At a share price of 2, Oncothyreon has a market cap of 114M that is backed by about 82M in cash as of the end of 2012. While Stimuvax is probably a dead weight on the enterprise value, Oncothyreon has a wild card called PX-866, a PI-3K inhibitor currently in phase II trials for multiple indications. Primary endpoint data from several of these trials is expected in the first two quarters of 2013.
I've been meaning to read up on PI-3K inhibitors for a while, but I have to admit I haven't gotten around to it. What I know best is that Infinity's PI-3K inhibitor IPI-145 is responsible for a quintupling of that stock's price over the last year despite only being in phase I trials. Feuerstein points out that IPI-145 and similar drugs in development by other companies are directed against hematologic cancers, but I'm not sure if there is any basis for pessimism about their efficacy in solid tumors.
Right now it seems that an enterprise value of 30M is low for the potential of PX-866. The company is likely suffering from a substantial loss of investor confidence due to the severe evisceration that occurred after the early notification of the START failure. While the PX-866 trials could indeed all fail, it will probably only take reasonable success in one of the phase II trials in progress to resurrect Oncothyreon as a viable oncology drug developer. I've seen this happen now in too many stocks like Pharmacyclics, Infinity, and Ariad to ignore.
I'll keep watching Oncothyreon for now because there's nothing to prevent the share price from drifting back down towards cash, or perhaps even lower, in the short term especially if there's a lot of volatility at the macro level. Hopefully I'll be able to get myself up to speed on PI-3K inhibitors by New Year, but if I like the price before that happens I won't be shy about starting a real-life position.
Cancer Bio. Hammered recently. Willing to buy here/ hold for the Ph III run up.
Waiting for Ph 3 stimuvax results...thinking stock may have bottomed.
Another stock getting ready to break out. This stock is undervalued right now, and it is prime for the picking. Get ready for shooting star.
Very compelling early data from phase II. Existing trial is continuing and data is expected late Q2. Very strong pipeline ahead of them. 1 small molecule with very good chemistry AND a more powerful version of the existing drug, this new drug is not partnered and its value will go up tremendously with the approval, if and when it happens.
Oncothyreon ONTY Rodman & Renshaw Mkt Outperform $10 (as of 4/26/11)
See slide 15 of yesterdays Needham conf. Absolutely amazing results.....Zero cancer growth.
Cancer drug in Phase 3
it has some "hidden" gems ready to be announced
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Amateur Photographer; I like to record with the camera that which i photograph with my eye. Sometimes I put my work on books which I either make for myself, or for friends, family and people who ask me to photograph their homes, gardens, events and such. Some of these are in the BLURB bookstore and make lovely coffee table books....
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Jan. 17, 2012
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(St. Mary's City, MD) January 17, 2012— Speakers at the St. Mary's College of Maryland Martin Luther King, Jr., Prayer Breakfast Monday, January 16, urged the audience to use the spirit of King to affect change, both at home and more broadly during this election year. The eighth annual breakfast in the college's J. Frank Raley Great Room included speeches by Congressman Steny Hoyer and keynote speaker Dr. E. Faye Williams, Esq., national chair of the National Congress of Black Women, and uplifting music by the Spring Ridge Middle School Rhythm Club, the St. Mary's College Gospel Choir, and First Missionary Baptist Church Youth Choir.
"We are in church with love on our lips, then we go out and have hate in our hearts," Williams told the crowd. "Everyone is responsible to make change." She asked people to think back to the civil rights movement: "Some people died so we could have a better life. So many worked to make us a free and equal nation."
Hoyer talked of being moved at the recent dedication of the new MLK memorial on the Washington, D.C., Mall. "14,303 days. ...Those were the days the Lord gave him, and my, my, how well he used those 14,303 days! We pause today to thank God for sending Martin Luther King to us."
College President Joseph Urgo also speaks of visiting the memorial. "I visited the Martin Luther King, Jr., monument in Washington, D.C., this past December. It is an unnerving testimonial in some ways. Something is holding Dr. King back; he stands with arms crossed, emerging from this large white massive stone – but is he falling back or moving forward? Is this man trapped in what lies behind him, or is he emerging from that past to define the future, as if to fulfill a dream?
"The tradition of a prayer breakfast on Martin Luther King Day is appropriate to Dr. King's legacy. We have work to do; let's draw strength from our sense of a higher power, and then let's get to it."
The audience included state officials, county commissioners, board of education members, the community, and St. Mary's College students.
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This is a game where two guidos get in a fight over a sexy lady on the beach. You play as the guido with the headband and face off against Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino. I'm a huge fan of Jersey Shore. Sometimes i GTL.
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Great game. I love the punchout inspiration. However, the untouchable achievement is a pain because the block button seems to have a delay after the cut scenes.
hmm.. not sure why it's doing that to you... it works fine for me.. my computer has 2 GB RAM.
A nice way to rip on Jersey Shore, but too easy
If I simply get the rhythm, I can easily block all his punches and make mine. Also, it wasn't very hard to get all the medals.
To amp up the difficulty, I would have a "hard mode" fight against Snooki. Her moves would be more random and harder to block. Also, she can regenerate her health in her own special way. Lose, and Snooki get Smush Smush!
good idea. perhaps i could make another game with snooki?
Not too much replay value
Okay, now that I've beaten the other guido the game doesn't seem to offer that much replay value. I mean, the game is fun to play. The graphics are nice and the controls work fine. But the setup only works for one or two games before I get bored of it.
Also, the block button doesn't seem to work after the cutscenes, I always got punched once before I could block again.
Also, what the hell is Jersey Shore? ^^
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according to your medals earned... you didn't even perform a super punch. Hold your mouse button and release for super punch abilities. There's replay value if you haven't earned all the medals. Jersey Shore is a reality show on MTV.
Decent work.
But definitely not my favorite submission on Newgrounds.
The gameplay was pretty good, the controls worked nicely, and the characters looked alright. I also really liked that you incorporated achievements into this submission, and placed cutscenes between the 3 different rounds.
Friendly suggestions:
- Everyone loves achievements but these all seem really simple, and there are very few to get
- Cool fighting sequences and all, but I really would have liked a couple more controls (Click, hold, release, spacebar x 100 got kinda boring :( )
- The character designs were decent, but definitely not the best I've seen
Overall this game is okay, but needs a few more things imo.
Great Effort!
~Dj Sonik
-Review Request Club-
pretty fun
But the rage charged punch will always get you hit in the face. First round, shoot for the boob. Second round and third round, punch the face. The beating of the guy comes at regular intervals, so it's rather easy to get through it without getting hit once. Pretty lame to play, but funny nevertheless
had to reach a deadline.... today