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I've run across ex-atheists at various online site; not many but a few. I just can't believe they ever were really atheists to begin with. How does somebody go about unembracing reason? It just doesn't add up. I get the feeling that a certain percentage of ex-atheists are actually Christian frauds using pseudonyms to give testimonies of fake reconversions.
What do you think? Can a real atheist really reconvert to Christianity? How?
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Lol... I grasp for lost words in 3 languages as well. ;-)
Just a thought - It would seem plausible enough that Atheist sites like this where debate is paramount are likely to help people with doubts about their faith to become more analytical of what they claim to believe. This is even more likely when Theists are made welcome and allowed to engage in the debate. So some may be helped to get to a point where then can say "I am an Atheist". Can you imagine someone who can realise that then joining a Christian forum and rediscovering faith? I was invited to join one which I did and made it clear at the outset that I was an Atheist who was willing to listen. The abuse and vitriol that I got was astounding. Nobody was able to answer a question without preaching or damning me to hell. My account was suspended and I had only asked questions. Man the talk about Angels was weird. There is no way that such sites could reconvert people online. It's just a big group polarization session for those who are already zealots to the Jesus cause.
In an ideal world... helping people think would definitely be one rung up the ladder, unfortunately the Christaholics are hell bent on avoiding that giant leap of being responsible all on their own for their own thoughts and actions. It must be really scary if you've been told what to do all your life and suddenly you have to wing it.
As far as discussion goes... it's closed before you start, because we are the devils incarnate lol.
Internet debate fora tend to become echo chambers which reinforce opinions rather than challenge them. Just as there is a dearth of religious people on this site, there aren't too many atheists on religious sites. As humans are quite intellectually lazy, prefer the company of like-minded people, and prefer avoidance of conflict, I don't think too many people with doubts would choose to challenge these doubts on an atheist forum, but rather prefer to have them removed on a religious forum.
There ought to be some way to structure forum rules so that reasonable, rational, debate can take place. There was once a robust discussion, here, on abortion that went into hundreds of replies without getting nasty. That was a major accomplishment in civil discourse.
If that kind of civility could be encouraged and enforced, perhaps atheists and believers could actually have some good discussions. I think recognizing an impasse and agreeing to disagree is paramount if feelings are to be spared and respect maintained.
Many people tend to follow the latest good argument they hear and forget the first argument they heard. I guess most of these ex-atheists will have heard an argument which convinces them that they are wrong about the non-existence of God(s), and thus embrace religion again.
As for me, I just never trust people who base a set of arguments from the experiences of people who hear voices in their heads. No matter how good their following arguments are, the first argument forever remains something which is a psychological issue, and no amount of rationalizing can detract from that.
I don't care if somebody is a faithful believer as long as they're honest about it. If they claim faith because they want or need God, then I say "Amen". If they claim faith because they know which God is the real one and they know what he likes and dislikes, then I say get the hell away from me! Don't come to me, uninvited, pretending to know what you can't possibly know.
Those who profess their faith as a subjective, personal, choice and without basis in logic or evidence, are being honest. They're not in denial. They don't claim a rational explanation for supernatural claims and they don't presume to claim knowledge of God's mind. It's the ones who do claim rational explanations for supernatural claims and presume to know God's mind, who are the problem. They're not being honest. They are in denial. Cocksure certainty of the supernatural requires some major rationalizations.
I think that's the crux of the problem. Denial leads to belief systems built upon dishonesty. Certainty is a facade masking a web of delusions — claims of knowledge nobody can possibly possess. Whereas "honest" believers recognize the subjective, personal nature of their faith, "dishonest" believers do not. They are threatened by disbelief and respond angrily when their faith is challenged. If only all believers could admit that they believe for subjective, personal, reasons — and not objective, rational, reasons — then religion would finally become the personal preference that it really is. Fundamentalism would evaporate and zealotry would fade away. There would be nothing (religious) to fight about any more.
Denial will always come back to bite us on the butt. You can turn on CNN, any time, and within 30 minutes, see this fact unfolding somewhere in the world: usually the Middle East or the U.S. but, really, religion rears its ugly head everywhere.
Here in the Philippines, the citizens are 85% Catholic. But they're not as judgmental as U.S. Christians. They're very tolerant, actually. I'm not sure why that is. Perhaps it's the don't-rock-the-boat, face-saving, Asian mentality. Eastern culture is definitely much different than Western culture.
On the opposite side of the coin are the Muslims. They agitate (often violently) for sharia law and independent statehood. They are intolerant of gays, revealing clothing, and . . . well . . . just about everything counter to their beliefs.
This polar difference is pretty stark. U.S. citizens are more concerned with Christianity because that's what they're accustomed to. But as a small minority, Muslims here have the impact of a much larger group. In cities where Muslims are a growing presence, you'll notice much tighter security and a strong undercurrent of tension.
It's difficult isn't it because those of us who were committed Christians (and doubtless other faiths) get very annoyed when theists say that we could never have been true Christians in the first place or we would not have lost faith. We tell them that this is the 'No true Scotsman' fallacy and I personally describe my feeling of being filled with the holy spirit and in constant communion with Christ which I later realised was a state of self-induced euphoria. For us to say they could not have been real atheists seems hypocritical but I do not think it is for the same reason as you.
Those of use who are atheists because we feel our position on faith is important to us and have considered evidence for gods very carefully and conluded that there isn't any are very unlikely to then start believing in gods. The reason for this is because there is simply no reason to start believing whereas a Christian (I am only using Christian because I am familiar with their faith) may at any time be confronted with any of those facts that have led us to become atheist - the sheer number of gods and the fact that the one you believe in depends almost entirely on when are where you are born, the proof that our world was not created and neither were we,the contradiction in the bible, the fact that a loving, all powerful god cannot logically exist in a world with famine and natural disaster, the fact that no one god has ever been known to emerge in two cultures who have never mixed and the fact that near death experiences in which god is seen are always found to be the god the person happens to believe in and the same is true of so-called miracles and answered prayers.
There is simply nothing we atheists could find out that would indicate we are mistaken in our view that there is no reason to believe in a god and I suspect that the tiny number of atheists who do become theists do so for psychological reasons. My friend became a Christian briefly when she suffered from depression and loneliness - she wanted to believe that there was something more to life because her life seemed so bleak. She had never given much thought to why she was atheist before that tho - she just grew up in England with non-believing parents. If there is no rational reason to believe in gods, the reason must be psychological. I am aware that this sounds as though I am adopting the 'No true Scotsman fallacy' but in reality that fallacy does not stand up to examination where it comes to the supernatural. Some things just do have no evidence to support them and then the natural position is disbelief and to believe in such things usually takes indoctrination from childhood.
Nice summation. I couldn't agree more.
Hope springs eternal.
I would venture to say that we all deep down wish we were wrong and that out there in the eternity of space and time there existed a paternal figure who plans his, hers or it's day around our doings. An all knowing and all loving source of endless love and compassion who thinks we are just tits.
A being who desires us to confide in it and befriend it so it might share its knowledge and insight with us....its children.
Well, for some this desire becomes overpowering. The loss of a loved one or the coming face to face with mortality can push a person from a rational state of mind into the arms of mythology and wish craft.
For some it is just the need to stop trying to answer questions that seem to have no answer and hence they acquiesce to the comfort of "god did it"
. . . we are just tits.?!?
Don't get that one . . . but I like the sound of it. :-)
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Ok, So I am looking to do a rebuild on my 95 K1500, 305 small block 5.0l V8. Looking around I think I would like to drop in an HT383E from Chevy Performance. My concern is space allowances and compatibility. Anyone have experience with these? Any help would be greatly appreciated. This will be my first attempt at a job like this, it's ambitious I know, but hell, let's jump right in!
06-25-2012, 11:50 AM #2Space-wise, it's no problem. The 305 and 383 are built off the exact same block. The overall dimensions of the block are the same and motor mounts in the same location, etc. Your trouble is going to come in for fueling it and controlling it. Your 95 has a computer in it that won't know how to properly run the 383, so you're either going to need a new computer or move to carbeurated or an aftermarket fuel injection setup. Then there will be the matter of making the gauges work right.
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If I am spending the money on a crate, the fuel injection shouldn't be too much of a stretch. The gauges however, were something that I never really thought about. Suggestions?
06-28-2012, 12:28 PM #4As Crawdaddy said the 383 is externally identicle to your 305. Your gauges will work just fine once you swap all your sending units over. The factory TBI wil work, but you will need to find a shop that can recommend the proper size fuel injectors and then burn you a new chip with the proper fuel maps to run the 383.
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So yes, the Independence is a ship that sails on the ocean. Surprise, surprise, there are storms on the ocean. When you get caught in a storm, things happen. Get over it.
I had always wondered what it would be like to be on a ship caught in real hoolie of a storm.
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Independence weathered this storm well. The crew were helpful and supportive, the Captain made the right call to slow down and take it easy, even if it meant delays. The safety of passengers was paramount and in this test, unlike Costa Concordia, Royal Caribbean can be proud of the Independence of the Seas, her captain and crew. Storms like this can very dangerous and I'm glad we were sailing in such capable hands.
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Our fellow pasengers were a cross section of UK society, some good 'uns, other who we may not choose to rub shoulders with, but none of whom were particularly unsociable. It's each to their own and good luck to them.
One negative: I was a little perturbed by the rising number of mobility scooters on board. I understand that some passengers do need them, but it appeared to me that there was also a contingent of users for which scooters were a convenience and not strictly a necessity. I hope that this trend does not continue. Am I being harsh? I'd be interested to hear the views of others.
Another I'll indulge myself with is the WiFi on the ship. It is very hit or miss to connect and is very expensive.
In conclusion I would recommend a cruise on Independence to anyone who is looking for a quality holiday experience and understands that on any holiday, as in life, not everything is always plain sailing and a sense of humour helps.


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In the offseason, Terry Francona and his protégé, John Farrell, both became managers of clubs that won fewer than 70 games last season. This weekend the two men -- Francona as skipper of the Indians and Farrell in the dugout for the Red Sox -- square off against each other for the first time in Boston, where they once helped the Sox to a World Series title. Francona, who managed in Boston from 2004-11, returns to Fenway Park for the first time as an opposing manager to face Farrell, his pitching coach during the Red Sox' 2007 championship season.
But this series isn't just about sentimentality. Both teams enter the weekend in playoff position. Francona's Indians are 26-19 and in first place in the AL Central, a half-game ahead of the Tigers, while Farrell's Red Sox are 28-19, leading the wild-card race and one-half game behind the Yankees in the AL East. And both are top-10 teams in this week's MLB Power Rankings.
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Just as the Cardinals' rotation receives the recognition it deserves on the cover of Sports Illustrated this week, lefthander Jaime Garcia is lost for the year to shoulder surgery while righthander Jake Westbrook remains on the DL until June. But St. Louis has rotation depth and an overshadowed bullpen which has gotten its act together -- since a six-run meltdown against the Pirates on April 28, the relievers have blown only one game and pitched to a 2.89 ERA. | ||
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Joey Votto, who has an 11-game hitting streak, leads the NL in on-base percentage at .484. If that holds, this would be the fourth straight season he has led the league in OBP. The only players ever to have done that are some names you've probably heard of: Barry Bonds, Wade Boggs, Ted Williams, Lou Gehrig and Rogers Hornsby. | ||
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Rookie sensation Evan Gattis has homered in three of his last seven plate appearances: a go-ahead homer in the eighth inning on Saturday, a game-tying homer with two outs in the ninth inning on Tuesday and a grand slam on Wednesday. He's helped power the Braves to the majors' second-best offensive production in late-and-close situations (.773 OPS). | ||
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Adrian Beltre has raised his season average nearly 70 points since May 1, when he was batting .214. Since then he has three four-hit games while smacking five home runs en route to lifting his average to its current .281. It may continue to rise, too, as he has cut his strikeout rate to a career-low 9.1 percent of plate appearances and his batting average on balls in play is a below-average .268. | ||
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The Pirates have won 10 of their last 12, though it should be noted that all of those games were against teams with losing records. The good news, however, was how strong their strength of schedule in April was, and that they have winning records against the NL East and Central division leaders -- Atlanta (3-1), St. Louis (3-2) -- and against the only one of the NL West co-leaders they have played, Arizona (2-1). | ||
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Second baseman Dustin Pedroia is one of just six qualified major leaguers to have more walks (28) than strikeouts (26), though for the 2008 AL MVP that's par for the course as he has 377 career walks to 355 strikeouts. Pedroia currently has career highs in batting average (.332, sixth in the AL) and OBP (.420, third in the AL). | ||
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Miguel Cabrera's offensive feats continue to amaze. Consider these: He leads the majors in four-hit games (four); he's one of only two players with a three-homer game this season; and he has gone hitless only six times this season, compared to 21 multi-hit games and 17 one-hit games. VERDUCCI: Explaining Cabrera's dominance |
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Some writers have noted recently that the Indians are 11-3 in one-run games and 5-0 in extra innings, likening them to the 2012 Orioles for their success in these two purported luck factors. One big difference: While Baltimore had a negative run differential for most of last year, Cleveland has a +29 mark. | ||
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How exaggerated is the offensive effect of Coors Field? The Rockies have the NL's highest team OPS (.769), yet their OPS+ -- adjusted for league and ballpark -- is 97, which is three percent below league-average. | ||
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Despite a lefty-dominated lineup, the Yankees are 10-4 when facing a lefthanded starting pitcher. In fact, New York's lefty hitters have produced better against LHPs (.710 OPS) than its righthanded hitters (.607) despite the fine work of Vernon Wells (.902 OPS vs. LHPs). | ||
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Scan the team rankings for production from third base and the top three are obvious: Tigers (Miguel Cabrera), Rays (Evan Longoria) and Mets (David Wright). It's the fourth-place that raises an eyebrow: the Athletics. Oakland has gotten a .308 average and .900 OPS from Josh Donaldson through 47 games; last season he had a .687 OPS in 75 games. | ||
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The Diamondbacks have featured two of the league's hottest hitters this month, as first baseman Paul Goldschmidt (1.163 OPS) and third baseman Eric Chavez (1.141) rank second and third and, along with Gerardo Parra (.876). The three also have combined for 43 Runs Created, which is 57 percent of Arizona's monthly output from just 33 percent of its lineup. | ||
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Matt Moore is not (yet) the best pitcher in the league, but he's progressing in the right direction. The majors' only eight-game winner, the lefthander ranks in the AL's top five in ERA (2.29), fewest hits allowed per nine innings (5.6) -- and, unfortunately for him, walks (26). | ||
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Only two pitchers in baseball have had streaks of at least seven starts of six or more innings and two or fewer runs, and one of them is a Phillie. Yep, Kyle Kendrick, of course. That streak was snapped over the weekend, but on the season he has a 2.82 ERA and, until Cliff Lee joined him on Wednesday night, Kendrick was the owner of Philadelphia's only shutout. | ||
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Our long national (O.K., south side of Chicago) nightmare is now over: Jeff Keppinger has walked! In his 141st plate appearance of the year, the infielder not only drew his first walk but also drove in the winning run with it, as the bases were loaded at the time. Then, three days later, he walked again. In quasi-related news, the White Sox rank last in the AL in runs. | ||
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The Orioles suffered one of the worst weeks any team in baseball has endured this season. They lost six straight games, including three consecutive games in which they allowed at least eight runs -- that tied the longest streak by any team in the 2013 season. They surrendered 30 total runs in those three games, the most by any club not named the Houston Astros. | ||
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A brutal turn of events: Ryan Vogelsong had given up at least six runs in each of his four previous starts, so his five shutout innings Monday night were a welcome sight . . . until he broke his throwing hand when a pitch hit his fingers . . . while he swung and missed (with the bat) for a strike. | ||
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The Padres are arguably the game's best baserunning team. They lead the majors with 39 stolen bases, rank third with an 83 percent success rate and are third in the majors by taking the extra base (e.g. first to third on a single) in 47 percent of opportunities. | ||
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The best contact hitters are those who walk more than they strikeout, and an unlikely candidate to achieve that feat is Chris Iannetta. The Angels catcher, who has begun the year with 28 walks and 31 strikeouts, entered the season with a 1.63 strikeout-to-walk ratio for his career and whiffed twice as much as he walked last season (60 to 29). | ||
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Jose Bautista doesn't always hit home runs, but when he does, he prefers to hit two. Toronto's slugger, previously described herein as The Most Interesting Man in Baseball, has only homered in two games in May, but both times he slugged a pair. He's doubled down in more ways, too. In his last nine games, he has five two-hit games, a four-hit game and zero games with just one hit. | ||
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Clayton Kershaw leads the majors with a 1.35 ERA and with 73 1/3 innings pitched; he has allowed only three earned runs in his last five starts; and he has held lefties to just six hits in 47 at bats, a .128 average. He's really good. #analysis | ||
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First, Lincoln lost Best Picture at the Oscars, and now he has yet to win a president's race in 23 tries, falling behind even notorious racing loser Teddy Roosevelt and newcomer Taft. The Nationals' struggles -- 4-6 on their West Coast road trip and the closer saying his four-year-old son could play better defense than the club's star rightfielder -- seem mild by comparison. | ||
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Miguel Tejada's three-run homer on Monday ended two droughts: It was his first big league home run since July 16, 2011, and it was the Royals' first homer with a man on base since May 10, a span of eight games. No major league club scores a smaller percentage of its run via the homer than the Royals, at 23.9 percent. | ||
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The Cubs are famous for their frequent matinees at Wrigley Field, so it's rather unfortunate that they are 7-16 in day games, whereas they are 11-11 at night. At least starter Matt Garza is back from injury, making his season debut Tuesday night and allowing just one hit in five shutout innings. | ||
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The Brewers' hitters are up at the plate to swing early and often. They are taking the second-fewest pitches in the majors (52.5 percent) and have taken advantage of the first pitch of an at bat better than any team in baseball, leading the majors in hits (83), homers (17) and OPS (1.045) when putting the first pitch in play. | ||
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Intraprostatic Botulinum Toxin Type "A" Injection in Patients With Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia and Unsatisfactory Response to Medical Therapy
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The injection of botulinum neurotoxin A into the prostate represents an alternative, minimal invasive treatment in patient with lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) associated to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of BTA in treating patients with symptomatic BPH and unsatisfactory response to combined medical therapy.
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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) Benign Prostatic Enlargement (BPE) |
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Phase 2 Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Intraprostatic Botulinum Toxin Type "A" Injection in Patients With Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia and Unsatisfactory Response to Medical Therapy: a Randomised, Double-blind, Controlled Trial Using Subjective and Objective Outcomes |
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- evaluation of symptomatic improvement after treatment as measured by the IPSS score. A successful outcome was defined as a reduction of IPSS score of > 50% from baseline. [ Time Frame: 3 month ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- safety and tolerability of treatment [ Time Frame: 3 month ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Quality of life improvement as measured by QoL score, changes in prostate volume, total PSA levels, maximal flow at uroflowmetry, post-void residual urine,maximal cystometric capacity, Bladder Outlet Obstruction Index, sexual modifications evaluated by International Index of Erectile Function.
Enrollment: | 33 |
Study Start Date: | September 2009 |
Primary Completion Date: | September 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: BOTOX |
Drug: BOTOX
Botulinum Toxin type A, 200-300 UI dilued in 6 ml of saline solution
Other Name: Botulinum toxin type A
Ages Eligible for Study: | 50 Years to 80 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Male |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Moderate-to-severe LUTS as determined by the International Prostate Symptom Score
- Mean peak urinary flow rate of no more than 15 mL/s with a voided volume of at least 150 mL, or postvoid residual urine volume (PVR) of more than 100 ml and urodynamic parameters indicative of bladder outlet obstruction (BOO) according to International Continence Society
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with neurogenic voiding disorders, prostate or bladder cancer, bladder stones, urethral stricture, chronic bladder catheterization were excluded from the study.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01566292
Italy | |
Catholic University of Sacred Heart | |
Rome, Italy, 00168 |
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Catholic University of the Sacred Heart
Principal Investigator: | PierFrancesco Bassi, Professor | Catholic University of sacred Heart |
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Responsible Party: | PROFESSOR PIER FRANCESCO BASSI, Prof, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01566292 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 268/08 |
Study First Received: | March 9, 2012 |
Last Updated: | March 27, 2012 |
Health Authority: | Italy: Ethics Committee |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Prostatic Hyperplasia Hyperplasia Hypertrophy Prostatic Diseases Genital Diseases, Male Pathologic Processes Pathological Conditions, Anatomical Botulinum Toxins, Type A |
Botulinum Toxins Neuromuscular Agents Peripheral Nervous System Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs Pharmacologic Actions Anti-Dyskinesia Agents Central Nervous System Agents Therapeutic Uses |
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I hope he gets the job. Then maybe we could trade him Gana, Carroll and Tyrus so they can have a nice reunion.
If Larry gets the job, DjA might think twice before signing with that team.
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I realize this is not really suburban related other that the tendency for towing but does anybody happen to know the wiring schematic for putting a 7 blade circular plug on a trailer? Has a six now and that plug is beat to death and back. I'd like to eliminate the required adaptor from 6 to 7 blades.
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just redid my horse trailers wiring, and this was given to me for just the basic wires.
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just easy to remember, for those of you with just four wires
but i love the sight for the other wireing plans as i have to run the brake wires to.
06-23-2005, 05:27 PM #5that's cool. Good way to remember it.
Doesn't really work if you're in Europe though.Patrick
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As far as I recall, I have always been attracted to action and movement. I could not stay still, I did not like to sit down, I had to move and do something constantly. Naturally, I followed the path of physical activity by participating in many different sports, such as football, tennis, running, swimming, biking, basketball, skiing, or track & field. My first triathlon was the Antibes Triathlon in May 2004 where I was 10yrs old and it was also my first victory. But I had been swimming, biking & running since the age of 7. I think what triggered my attraction to triathlon was a trip to Kona in 1998 where my father, one of the pioneers of triathlon in his country, Belgium, went on to win his 40-44 age group in the Hawaii Ironman. I remember finding that extraordinary. Then, as a kid, I believe I unconsciously followed his example and then it became, little by little, a very personal choice. For many years, I was a member of clubs in most of the sports mentioned above. As they say, I was a "natural" in sports. Growing up, I finally had to make choices in order to become very competitive in one or two fields instead of remaining simply good or even very good in all of them. So I chose triathlon. As a first-year Junior in 2011, I have been selected by the Italian Junior National Team and finished 6th at the Duathlon Worlds in Gijon. After having passed with Honors the French Baccalauréat ES with a GPA of 15/20 last June, I had decided this last winter to take a one year sabbatical and go to train full time with Warwick Dalziel's squad in Brisbane, Australia from where I just returned. It was an enriching experience even though, training-wise, all did not go very well. I improved my swimming which was profitable. On the bike and run however I did not improve as much as I would have wanted. Back from Australia, the results of two Lab Maximum effort tests were not where I expected them to be at this time of the season. Not being in AUS anymore I changed coach in April 2012 after the European Champs in Eilat where my objectives were to "play" the podium. I wasn't in shape and I did poorly. The second big objective was the World Triathlon Championships in Auckland. I will also participate in several Tristar111 where, after my great 2nd place at the Tristar111 Monaco, I have had the privilege to be chosen as Tristar Ambassador. Since my return from Downunder, I have been working hard on my bike, mainly through racing, and I am getting back to a higher level. My running is also improving well. Proof of it, I just won the Tristar55.5 Cannes and finished 5th in the Vienna Junior Cup. In 2013, I intend to pursue my studies at an American university while continuing my triathlon career. Long term, my goals are the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
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The BC softball program has announced the commitments from twelve players for the 2011-12 season. Nine incoming freshman, two transfers and one sophomore who is returning back to the program after a one-year hiatus will join a strong returning class made up of six players from the BC team that recorded a 38-3 overall record, a 24-0 North Region record and North Region Title and a 4th Place NWAACC Championship Finish.
Lindsey West – Catcher from Snohomish High School Jessica Tingley – Catcher from Burlington-Edison High School Emilly Cunningham – Pitcher/Infielder from South Kitsap High School Larissa Johnson – Infielder from Kennewick High School Shelby Poole – Outfielder/Catcher from Kentridge High School Brianne Cossey – Infielder from Kentwood High School Brittany Parkhurst – Outfielder from Mount Vernon High School Marcy Harris – Utility from Omak High School Jamaika Walker – Infielder/Outfielder from Sehome High School Nicole Barger – Utility from Kentridge High School Danielle Jackman – Pitcher/Outfielder from Jackson High School Sarah Agerup – (returning after playing for Bellevue in 2010) Infielder from Snohomish High School
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As a small-time RPG writer who managed to go full-time freelance before landing a spot at Wizards of the Coast, fan-favourite author Mike Mearls is a shining example to many small-time writers with big aspirations. Perhaps it's surprising that their hero has proclaimed in his blog that freelancing is dead:
If you aren't working full-time as a freelance RPG designer right now, you won't be working as a full-time freelancer any time in the next few years.
The dream's dead, kids. The reason to freelance in the past, aside from working on a game you love that someone else owns, was to reach that brass ring and design games for a living. You can't do that anymore. Stop trying to.
Given these things, it makes no sense to freelance. It's done. The party's over. Wait for the next batch of companies to jump into the market, or for companies to start investing in RPG lines again.
It seems that not only is the work drying up, but the work that is there pays so little that you'd have a hard time making a living from it. Bad news for anyone who was hoping to go full time any time soon.
At a guess, Mearls' theory is that with the RPG market slowing down as small games fail and smaller companies go out of business, there will be a limited amount of freelance work that will largely go to the established full-time freelancers, who are by nature determined and by now experienced. There's still work for the rest of us, but it won't pay enough for you to make a living on – Dragon pays five cents per word and is both space-limited and highly selective, and one might assume that the other major companies pay even less.
One might also conjecture that as a Wizards of the Coast employee, Mearls is privy to their hiring plans over the next few years, putting him in a better position to guess these conditions. There's also a small camp of conspiracy theorists who think Mearls might be making this announcement in order to convince competing writers to quit, but Uruguayan blogger RPGpundit rebuffs that idea. I wouldn't rush to accuse him of the same either; Mearls after all is popular for the respect his name commands, and I don't think he'd do anything to tarnish it.
Something else that Mearls suggests is that if you want to make a reasonable amount of money by doing this part-time, you have to cut costs by publishing it yourself. To me, this poses its own problems. If you're print publishing, how are you going to distribute to such a spread-out market, especially when their shelves are probably already competing for space with the big-names like Wizards, Swords & Sorcery, AEG, Mongoose and Green Ronin?
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Since it's doubtful they'll ever get around to Newspaper Columnists, I figured I'd go ahead and spill some secrets myself.
1. Writing can be a lonely business. If you liked something you read or have an idea for something that might make a good story, email the writer and let them know. It will be greatly appreciated.
2. In spite of being a writer, we seldom know what to write in greeting cards. If someone is standing and waiting for us to write, some of us can barely manage our name.
3. Many of us aren't quick-witted in person.
4. We will often agree to do ridiculous things simply because there's a chance it might make for good column material. The Brownie Troop I once took on after the leader resigned -- we may not have earned a single badge over the rest of the year, but I got three columns out of it.
One of our cats was chosen over the rest because he was hanging like a bat from the roof of a cage, a sure sign he'd provide years of fodder. The same can be said for when I met Geoff. Hanging like a bat from the roof of his cage.
Come to think of it, the reason "Reader's Digest" will likely never do an article about a Columnist's Secrets is because most of us don't have any left. Deadline desperation has prompted most of us to bare every boil and contemplate every cuticle.
In our weekly determination to fill up this space, we tell you things that perhaps we shouldn't. And sometimes we probably tell you things you'd rather not hear.
Which, to the folks at "Reader's Digest," probably has columnists in the same category as taxidermists.
Reach Karin Fuller at karinful...@gmail.com.