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October 3, 2013
Category: Performing Arts
Live Jazz
6:30pm: ROSS WOOLDRIDGE TRIO: Ross Wooldridge-Sax,
Bernie Senesky-Piano, & Neil Swainson-Bass.
9:45pm: New York's RUSS NOLAN QUARTET: Russ Nolan-Sax, Jeremy Ledbetter-Piano,
Jesse Dietsche-Bass, & Daniel Barnes-Drums.
For more details: www.TheRex.ca
Venue: The Rex Jazz & Blues Bar — 194 Queen Street West
Faith Healer
Three versions of the same story – but which one is true? This mesmerizing tale centres on a small-time faith healer who travels the countryside, miraculously curing the sick (or does he?) in every small town along the way. We also meet his wife (or is it his mistress?) who tells us her own tale of faith and healing; and his manager Teddy, who has his own version of events. Brian Friel is one of Ireland's master playwrights, and Faith Healer one of his many worldwide successes.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Royal George Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
The Flood Thereafter
A Canadian Stage Production in co-production with the Hopscotch Collective in association with the Theatre Department in the Faculty of Fine Arts at York University.
Part portrait of small-town Canada and part timeless fable, The Flood Thereafter is a magical play by Sarah Berthiaume, a rising star of Quebecois theatre. Every day, twenty-year-old June does an abrupt strip show in the gritty Emotions bar with all the men of the town watching and weeping. June's relationship to the men stretches back to the sirens who ensnarled the mariners of ancient Greece, but when a young stranger arrives in town the tide begins to turn.
For more details: www.canadianstage.com
Venue: Berkeley Street Theatre — 26 Berkeley Street
Guys and Dolls
In New York City, you'll meet wise guys and chorus gals, gamblers and actresses, cops and
bobby-soxers. Pious Sarah Brown, a sergeant at the Save-A-Soul mission, wants to save their souls while Nathan Detroit needs $1000 to save the city's oldest floating craps game. Enter high-roller Sky Masterson who takes Nathan's crazy bet – to woo the virtuous Sarah! Who will take a real gamble on love? Will luck be a lady tonight? Guys and Dolls has been called the "greatest of all American musicals."
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Festival Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
Peace in Our Time: A Comedy
Take Geneva, one of Shaw's fascinating but thornier late plays, lend it a freewheeling, extravagant adaptation by one of Canada's most well-respected playwrights, and presto! The result is a sharp, contemporary, political comedy where affairs of state meet the Three Stooges. The play opens in a dysfunctional diplomatic office prior to the Second World War and ends in The Hague at a trial of the world's dictators. Between, you are taken on a totally manic ride.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Court House Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
Trifles (Lunchtime One-Acts)
Two gripping marital mysteries by two playwrights who helped bring modern drama to America. In Trifles, a man is found dead but his wife can't explain the rope around his neck. An obvious whodunnit? Not according to the wives of the investigators. In A Wife for a Life (O'Neill's first play), a husband seeks revenge for his wife's infidelity. He meets a young man in love and is forced to reconsider the very marriage he seeks to defend. Two little-seen plays in one gem of an outing.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Court House Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
The Light in the Piazza
A glorious musical story set in Italy in the summer of 1953. Margaret is touring the Tuscan countryside with her daughter, Clara. While sightseeing, Clara has a chance encounter with Fabrizio, a handsome Florentine, and they fall in love. Margaret tries to keep them apart to protect her daughter, who isn't what she seems. But the romance of Italy is powerful, and it slowly transforms them all. From the writer of the musical Floyd Collins, which the Shaw Festival produced to huge acclaim in 2004.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Court House Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
The Merchant of Venice
When the merchant Antonio seeks a loan from Shylock, a Jewish moneylender whom he has always treated with the utmost contempt, Shylock proposes a startling collateral: a pound of the merchant's flesh. When Antonio defaults on the loan, Shylock prepares to take his revenge – only to find that the law is a knife that can cut both ways.
For tickets: Box office at 1-800-567-1600 or www.stratfordfestival.ca
Location: Festival Theatre — Stratford, Ontario
Lady Windermere's Fan
Oscar Wilde is at his bitingly satirical best targeting Victorian morals (especially marital) in this comic thriller that made him an overnight star. We meet rich, stunning, recently wed Lady Windermere on the day of her birthday ball when a notorious gossip drops by to announce that her new husband is betraying her — with a mysterious woman who is coming to the ball. Be ready for jealousy, intrigue, twists, turns, and massive doses of Wildean wit.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Festival Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
Major Barbara
Have your ideals tested and your beliefs turned on their head in one of Shaw's wittiest and most provocative plays. When arms dealer Andrew Undershaft is reunited with his Salvation Army daughter Barbara, each is sure the other's profession is a source of immorality. She invites him to visit her shelter – he agrees as long as she will come visit his cannon works. They are both convinced that the other will be converted. But who is right, who is wrong, who is good, who is evil is never – typical of Shaw – as simple as it seems.
For more details: www.shawfest.com
Location: Royal George Theatre — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario


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A splendid characteristic of Schubert's was his interest and pleasure in all the successful creations of other people. He did not know what it meant to be envious and he by no means overrated himself … Although absolutely German in tendency, he by no means agreed with the abuse of Italian music, and especially of Rossini's operas, which was usual at that time. The Barbiere di Sevilla he found delightful and he was enchanted by the third act of Otello; in the operas given at that time … Lablache's singing captivated him. The latter took a great liking to Schubert, and once when the four-part song, Der Gondelfahrer, was sung at a party he liked it so much that he asked for it to be repeated and then sang the second bass part himself.
Lablache probably met Schubert at the home of Raphael Kiesewetter. These three songs (Schubert's last in Italian) were certainly dedicated to Lablache, but it is also likely that they were written especially for him. It is also possible that he sang them some time before they appeared in print as Op 83, and that he played some part in the correction of the Italian accentuation before the work went to the printer. The songs were published simultaneously with a German text; this is still to be found in the Peters Edition where the songs are listed in Volume 6 under their German titles Die Macht der Augen, Der getäuschte Verräther, and Die Art ein Weib zu nehmen. The translator's name is not known; Walter Dürr points out that it is unlikely to have been Schubert's erstwhile collaborator Craigher de Jachelutta; Craigher was a native Italian speaker and would almost certainly have corrected the mistakes in Schubert's Italian prosody before providing the German translation. In fact the corrections were made only after the translation was added.
Opus 83 as a whole is typical of the publications put out by Haslinger who was ever aware of musical politics and market forces. He must have found these pieces ideal for his purposes: the dedicatee was a celebrity, songs in the Italian language were all the rage, and the style of the music was accessible. At least one critic, G W Fink of the Leipzig Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, agreed. In an enthusiastic notice (30 January 1828) he refers to Schubert as 'the generally lauded and favoured composer' and that all three songs are 'well suited to social entertainments'. He predicts that 'Signor Luigi Lablache, to whom these three numbers are dedicated, is sure to make a furore with them'. The composer Heinrich Marschner, on the threshold of his own success as an opera composer, was less impressed. Writing in the Berlin Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung (19 March 1828) he criticised the songs for being neither fish nor fowl – not sufficiently colourful and vital enough to be truly Italian, not expressive enough to be real German Lieder. 'The flow of his melodies is too intermittent, too heavy-handed; it is no glowing lava stream but only a somewhat cold, murmuring northern brooklet … Herr Schubert has thus not yet succeeded with these songs in bringing about an alliance, however desirable, between German and Italian music.' Of course Schubert had no such grandiose aim, and the listener of today is able to delight in the mixture of styles that is the inevitable result of such a work. We can only agree with Capell: 'Schubert is here working outside his natural style, but he does it uncommonly well'.
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Changing ConditionsAround the world, women are organizing to help each other.
by Masum Momaya, Curator
It has been said that women who are closest to the world's most pressing issues are best placed to solve them. In many countries, women are adjusting to large-scale economic changes by organizing community-based efforts on a grassroots level. But local solutions can only do so much, especially given the complexity of today's global problems. While women's creativity and resourcefulness should be applauded, we can't expect women to clean up, compensate for and fix larger economic problems without also giving them a voice in larger decisions. Read more
David Kauck, a senior gender and agriculture specialist at the International Center for Research on Women, explains why it's important to invest in women farmers.
The Independent Television Service presents stories of remarkable women fighting for social and economic change against extreme obstacles.
Joyce Mungherera, vice president of the World YWCA, is changing the world one Ugandan woman at a time--proving that starting small can make a big difference.
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The finale produces another of those tunes apt to delight listeners while deterring those proud of an elevated taste from admitting their enthusiasm. The resurgent repeated chord device for accompaniment enhances the sense of a light rather than an elegant purpose, almost suggesting the style of the drawing room galop so beloved of the later Victorians. This is the kind of music which mocks any attempt at straight-faced analytical comment. Suffice it to say that there follows a secondary theme in the tonic key (now G major). There is much of a textural nature similar to the first movement, as well as a passage of more Mozartian (though breathlessly high-spirited) dialogue. The work's concision proclaims an aversion to self-regarding display, and its conclusion admits of the conventional orchestral last word. Liszt, incidentally, had just met Mendelssohn in Paris when, at the Erard piano showrooms, he was shown the new and barely legible score of this concerto. 'A miracle, a miracle!' exclaimed Mendelssohn to Hiller afterwards, having just witnessed Liszt sit down and play the work easily at sight (Alan Walker: Franz Liszt: The Virtuoso Years, 1811–1847; Faber and Faber, London, 1983). Whatever Mendelssohn's subsequent opinion of how Liszt used his gifts, there can be no doubt that he was bowled over by their awesome extent.
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History and women's history are two important components of a well rounded family history. What is important to recognize is that these components are often left out when family history researchers tell the stories of their families. Why are these components left out? I believe it is because family history researchers do not know the importance of incorporating history into family histories and they do not know the great wealth of resources available to them when researching the stories of their family, especially women.
I would like to tell you the story of my great grandmother Anna Svihlik Tregler. Between 1915 and 1925, Anna made a few trips back and forth between Bohemia, which became Czechoslovakia, and the United States, specifically Chicago. From information I have gathered, she was bringing her children over and then returning to Eastern Europe with her husband for reasons unknown. She married her second husband, Jaroslav, in Chicago in 1915, three years after the birth of my grandfather, Jerry. Family story is, when Jaroslav died in 1922, he left Anna and Jerry with a small sum of money. As a result, Jaroslav's family did not want Anna to leave Czechoslovakia because she would have taken her money with her. Anna decided to leave Czechoslovakia for the last time in 1925 and wanted to take my grandfather, Jerry, to Chicago. Apparently the Tregler family tried to prevent Anna from leaving so she sought help from Thomas Masaryk in order to leave the country. Anna was successful and arrived in the United States April 14, 1925.
This story is interesting at first glance, but what is the importance? Anna's story offers a combination of world history, U.S. history, Chicago history and women's history. When I heard the story for the first time I wondered why Anna left Bohemia. In the end, why did she ask Thomas Masaryk for help and who was he?
In researching Anna's story on and off over the last 14 years, I began finding answers to these questions and of course, finding more questions I wanted answers to. Why did Anna leave Bohemia and then after returning, Czechoslovakia? The exact answer will never be known, but by looking at the history of Czechoslovakia and Europe during her lifetime, I can see the political, social and economic upheavals occurring before and after World War I. These upheavals gave me possible reasons why Anna left. Why did she enlist the help of Thomas Masaryk and who was he? Masaryk was the first President of Czechoslovakia when it became an independent nation on October 28, 1918 at the end of World War I. He was still the President in 1925 and although I have no documentation to prove he assisted Anna, I suppose it is possible. Another mystery!
If a researcher has the basic information such as names, dates, and places, possibly a family story, but no history, they certainly do not have a complete story of the lives of their ancestors. Val Greenwood said it best, in his book, The Researcher's Guide to American Genealogy, "Genealogy and history (religious, economic, social and political) cannot be separated. Men cannot be dissociated from the times and places in which they lived and still be understood. It is impossible to recognize the full extent of research possibilities if you are not aware of the historical background from which your ancestor came." In a sense, researchers have separated history from genealogy. What Greenwood is telling us is that we must know history to put out ancestors into the historical context in which they lived. He is also saying that by putting our ancestors into historical context, we understand exactly what resources are available to us in our research. Once researchers understand how to incorporate history into their family histories, it is time to move forward to researching the women in our past.
As researchers collect all these names, dates, and places, they strive to see how far back they can trace their paternal lines. In essence, family history researchers focus more on the lives and stories of men, rather than women. When writing women's history, Christina Schaefer wrote, "Women's history should not reflect only an isolated tale of victims, but should give a full context of the events which women helped to shape." Scahefer goes on to state, "Looking for women requires a readjustment in how we view traditional record sources." (Source: The Hidden Half of the Family by Christina Schaefer). With these ideas in mind, it is my hope to leave you with a greater understanding of what resources are available to you as a family historian incorporating history, and more specifically, women's history into your family stories and give you a new perspective on some already used sources.
I would like to share a few topics family history researchers can examine about the lives of their female ancestors. Please understand there are many more topics about which stories can be written. Researchers can examine a specific period in their ancestor's life and compare it to other time periods with these topics in mind. Not only do you want to examine the lives of your matrilineal line, but also of sisters, cousins, and aunts, of the women you are researching. It is interesting to compare the women not only across generations, but within the generation. Here are some possible topics.
- Was the woman married or single? If married, at what age did she marry?
- What were her roles? What was expected of her as a woman, wife, mother, friend, daughter?
- Was she educated? If she had formal education, how much education did she have? If she did not have formal education, what skills did she learn growing up? Was she encouraged to further her education if formally educated?
- What was her occupation? Did she work inside or outside of the home or both?
- Where did she live? Alone? With a spouse and children? With her family?
- When and how did she come to the United States if she was an immigrant?
- Was she involved in any women's clubs?
- Did she work during World War I or World War II?
- Was she a pioneer somewhere in the United States?
- Was she in Chicago and experience any major historical event such as the Great Chicago Fire or World's Columbian Exposition, etc.? This is a specific example to Chicago but can be applied to any city and major event.
As an example, I did a study comparing the roles of married women in my family. I looked at my grandmother and her mother. I looked at their roles in the family, what was expected of them, whether they worked inside or out of the home, and where they lived in relation to their families. The time period was roughly the 1930s. I then looked at my mother in comparison to my grandmother and finally myself. It was interesting to see how different the generations were in comparison to one another.
Now that you have an idea about the types of stories you could write, where do you find the information for these stories? The best place to start is with home sources. These are the same sources used to fine pure genealogical data such as names, dates, and places of events in your family. Examined more closely, these sources help you find clues about the lives of your female ancestors. As in pure family history research, it is also very important to document your sources so you know from where the information came.
Next I would encourage you to find books about women's history for the time period in which your ancestor lived. Find books specifically about tracing women's history such as The Hidden Half of the Family by Christina Schaefer or Discovering Your Female Ancestors by Sharon DeBartolo Carmack. These books will be reviewed on my blog in an upcoming post.
Go online and Google women's history and specific topics in which you are interested. Talk to others online via blogs, message boards, and other online forums about women's topics. The possibilities are endless for finding information on women.
In conclusion, I used a quote from Christina Schaefer's, The Hidden Half of the Family, "Looking for women requires a readjustment in how we view traditional record sources." Readjusting our view and use of these tools as family history researchers, will allow us to start researching the lives of our female ancestors and being to write their stories.


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With the rise of home theater, spurred by laserdisc, DVD players and multichannel A/V receivers, came the rise of surround sound for the home environment. For years a conventional 5.1 system did the job nicely—incorporating front left, center and right channels, two surround channels (placed behind or to the sides of the listener, depending on the seating arrangement) and the ".1" subwoofer.
Then came high-definition Blu-ray (and HD DVD), and the corresponding receiver upgrades, to bump the sound of lossless formats to an even fuller and more immersive 7.1 system—so you can add rear or side surround channels to the mix (some people simply go with a 6.1 that features a centered rear channel). Plus many theater owners add one, even three sometimes, more subwoofers for smoother and bigger bass response, especially with larger dedicated rooms.
Last year Dolby even took things a step further, adding "height channels" to the front sound stage to provide more spacial dynamics for the soundtrack, and receivers began accommodating those as well, whether using dedicated terminals or having you employ the second zone ports. Other 9.1 setups might incorporate extra surround channels.
So our friend David Bott posed the question to his AVS Forum members: How many speakers do you think are needed (or preferred) for home surround sound?
The choices:
There's still some time left for you to vote if you haven't already (poll closes Tuesday, June 29, 2010). As of this writing, however, it looks like a virtual dead heat between 5.1 and 7.1 fans. Not many are seeing the benefits of more channels than that.
The current breakdown of votes: 1,245 for 5.1; 1,300 for 7.1; 164 for 9.1; and 214 for 11.1.
Here's a sampling of the 300-plus responses:
"7.1 offers me a benefit over 5.1, as I have a rectangle room with enough space in the rear. I enjoy the spacial effect. I could care less about front high and wide speakers. I would, however, think that a ceiling/above speaker at the seating position would give some nice effects." —NismoZ
"Relatively few things are being mixed into even 7.1 vs. 5.1. Seems like overkill." —DoctorO
"The 7.1 in HD Audio works great for us. Out of 300 BD [Blu-ray discs] we have watched the last two years, I think only about 20-25 or so far have been 7.1 – the rest were 5.1 – and yes we can tell a major difference." —HoustonPerson
"5.1 or 5.2 (more bass!!) is enough for good surround. All you need are good speakers with good sound imaging. If you have enough room, 7.1 can be cool but that's if you have the perfect space to really benefit from it." —Dashboard
"I think 9.1 with front height speakers would be pretty much the most that will be needed (although I'd have to try height speaker before issuing a final verdict on them) assuming taller than standard 8-foot ceilings." —Suntan
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Jaron - a man who takes your breath away everytime you see him. Your thoughts leave your head and your instincts take over, leaving you vulnerable and willing to follow his command. If you are ever lucky enough to wake up next to this man, you know you finally are HOME and your heart will finally rest easier.
Someday I'll wake up with my Jaron.
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The most sweetest guy you will ever meet in your entire life. He says the sweetest things that make you smile like an idiot. Every time you see him, you forget how to breathe and your heart begins to race. Every night before you sleep and every morning when you wake up, he's on your mind. #143Jaron.
Whenever I feel down, Jaron would always be there for me to wipe my tears and put a smile on my face.
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Someone who can make you feel as if nothing else matters. Their laugh is the most beautiful thing you have ever heard. You get flutters in your tummy and your heart skips a beat. They make every bad nightmare disappear, they make you realize how beautiful you truly are. A man who can turn your world upside down in the best possible way. The best thing to ever happen to you.
Jaron is such an amazing guy.
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Lamictal Side Effects
Generic Name: lamotrigine
Note: This page contains information about the side effects of lamotrigine. Some of the dosage forms included on this document may not apply to the brand name Lamictal.
Not all side effects for Lamictal may be reported. You should always consult a doctor or healthcare professional for medical advice. Side effects can be reported to the FDA here.
For the Consumer
Applies to lamotrigine: oral tablet, oral tablet chewable, oral tablet extended release
In addition to its needed effects, some unwanted effects may be caused by lamotrigine (the active ingredient contained in Lamictal). In the event that any of these side effects do occur, they may require medical attention.
You should check with your doctor immediately if any of these side effects occur when taking lamotrigine:More common
- Blurred vision
- changes in vision
- clumsiness or unsteadiness
- double vision
- poor coordination
- skin rash
- Anxiety
- chest pain
- confusion
- continuous, uncontrolled back and forth or rolling eye movements
- depression
- increase in seizures
- infection
- irritability
- Blistering, peeling, or loosening of the skin
- chills
- dark-colored urine
- fever
- flu-like symptoms
- itching
- memory loss
- muscle cramps, pain, or weakness
- red or irritated eyes
- small red or purple spots on the skin
- sore throat
- sores, ulcers, or white spots on the lips or in the mouth
- swelling of the face, mouth, hands, or feet
- swollen lymph nodes
- trouble with breathing
- unusual bleeding or bruising
- unusual tiredness or weakness
- yellow eyes or skin
- Back, leg, or stomach pains
- bleeding gums
- bloating
- blood in the urine
- bloody, black or tarry stools
- bluish lips or skin
- bruising
- constipation
- cough or hoarseness
- coughing or vomiting blood
- difficulty with breathing
- difficulty with swallowing
- fainting
- fast heartbeat
- general body swelling
- general feeling of discomfort or illness
- general feeling of tiredness or weakness
- heartburn
- high fever
- lightheadedness
- loss of appetite
- loss of balance control
- lower back or side pain
- mask-like face
- muscle spasms
- nosebleeds
- not breathing
- pain or burning in the throat
- painful or difficult urination
- pains in the stomach, side, or abdomen, possibly radiating to the back
- pale skin
- persistent bleeding or oozing from puncture sites, mouth, or nose
- rapid, shallow breathing
- redness, soreness, or itching skin
- shortness of breath
- shuffling walk
- slowed movement
- slurred speech
- sores, welting, or blisters
- stiffness of the arms and legs
- swollen or painful glands
- tic-like (jerky) movements
- tightness in the chest
- unexplained bleeding or bruising
- wheezing
If any of the following symptoms of overdose occur while taking lamotrigine, get emergency help immediately:Symptoms of overdose
- Clumsiness or unsteadiness (severe)
- coma
- continuous, uncontrolled back and forth or rolling eye movements (severe)
- dizziness (severe)
- drowsiness (severe)
- dryness of the mouth (severe)
- headache (severe)
- increased heart rate
- slurred speech (severe)
Some of the side effects that can occur with lamotrigine may not need medical attention. As your body adjusts to the medicine during treatment these side effects may go away. Your health care professional may also be able to tell you about ways to reduce or prevent some of these side effects. If any of the following side effects continue, are bothersome or if you have any questions about them, check with your health care professional:More common
- Dizziness
- drowsiness
- headache
- nausea
- vomiting
- Diarrhea
- indigestion
- loss of strength
- menstrual pain
- pain
- runny nose
- trembling or shaking
- trouble with sleeping
- unusual weight loss
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Applies to lamotrigine: oral tablet, oral tablet disintegrating, oral tablet dispersible, oral tablet extended release
Hypersensitivity reactions, some of which have been life-threatening or fatal, have been reported. Some of these reactions have included clinical features of multiorgan dysfunction such as hepatic abnormalities and evidence of disseminated intravascular coagulation. It is important to note that early manifestations of hypersensitivity (e.g., fever, lymphadenopathy) may be present even though a rash is not. If such signs or symptoms are present, the patient should be evaluated immediately. Lamotrigine should be discontinued if an alternative etiology for the signs or symptoms cannot be established.
When lamotrigine (the active ingredient contained in Lamictal) was added to concurrent antiepileptic drug therapy in controlled clinical studies, rash was reported in approximately 10% of patients. Severe, potentially life-threatening rashes have been reported in approximately 0.01% of patients. Rare deaths have also been reported. (The incidence of rash increases in multiple drug regimens.) Prior to initiation of treatment, patients should be instructed to report the occurrence of any new rashes to their physician.
Multiorgan failure, which in some cases has been fatal or irreversible, has been reported in patients receiving lamotrigine. Fatalities associated with multiorgan failure and various degrees of hepatic failure have been reported in 2 of 3,796 adult patients and 4 of 2,435 pediatric patients who received lamotrigine in clinical trials. No such fatalities have been reported in bipolar patients in clinical trials. Rare fatalities from multiorgan failure have also been reported in compassionate plea and postmarketing use. The majority of these deaths occurred in association with other serious medical events, including status epilepticus and overwhelming sepsis, and hantavirus making it difficult to identify the initial cause.
Three patients developed multiorgan dysfunction and disseminated intravascular coagulation nine to fourteen days after lamotrigine was added to their antiepileptic drug regimens. Rash and elevated transaminases were also present in all patients and rhabdomyolysis was noted in two patients. Two of the patients were receiving concomitant therapy with valproate, while the other patient was being treated with carbamazepine and clonazepam. All patients subsequently recovered with supportive care after treatment with lamotrigine was discontinued.
Rash resulting in hospitalization occurred in 0.3% of subjects who participated in clinical trials. These rashes included Stevens-Johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis, angioedema, and rash associated with a number of systemic manifestations.
Unless the potential benefits clearly outweigh the risks, lamotrigine should not be restarted in patients who discontinued treatment due to rash associated with prior treatment with lamotrigine.
Nervous system
Nervous system side effects including dizziness (38%), ataxia (22%), somnolence (14%), incoordination (6%), insomnia (6%), tremor (4%), depression (4%), anxiety (4%), convulsion (3%), irritability (3%), speech disorder (3%), and concentration disturbance (2%) have been reported. Two cases of aseptic meningitis have been reported. Exacerbation of Parkinsonian symptoms in patients with preexisting Parkinson's disease/tics has also been reported.
General side effects including headache (29%), flu syndrome (7%), fever (6%), abdominal pain (5%), neck pain (2%), and seizure exacerbation (2%) have been reported.
Ocular side effects including diplopia (28%), blurred vision (16%), and vision abnormality (3%) have been reported. A case of blepharospasm has also been reported.
Gastrointestinal side effects including nausea (19%), vomiting (9%), diarrhea (6%), dyspepsia (5%), constipation (4%), tooth disorder (3%), anorexia (2%), pancreatitis, and esophagitis have been reported.
Respiratory side effects including rhinitis (14%), pharyngitis (10%), increased cough (8%), and apnea have been reported. A case of interstitial pneumonitis has also been reported.
Dermatologic side effects including rash (10%) and pruritus (3%) have been reported. Alopecia has been reported rarely. A case of toxic epidermal necrolysis has also been reported.
Genitourinary side effects including dysmenorrhea (7%), vaginitis (4%), and amenorrhea (2%) have been reported.
Other side effects including lymphadenopathy (2%) and three cases of dysgeusia have been reported. One study has reported that obese patients with bipolar I disorder lost weight while taking lamotrigine (the active ingredient contained in Lamictal)
Metabolic side effects including edema (2%) have been reported.
Musculoskeletal side effects including arthralgia (2%) have been reported.
Cardiovascular side effects including hemorrhage have been reported.
Hematologic side effects including hemolytic anemia and agranulocytosis have been reported.
Psychiatric side effects including case reports of hypomania, delirium, and hallucinations have been reported. A case of lamotrigine-induced severe manic switch has also been reported.
Hepatic side effects have been reported including a case of acute hepatotoxicity (in the absence of other medications) and a case of fulminant hepatitis that occurred two weeks after introduction of lamotrigine (the active ingredient contained in Lamictal)
Immunologic side effects including lupus-like reaction, vasculitis, and progressive immunosuppression have been reported.
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Christmas is just a few days away. If you're planning to spend the weekend wrapping gifts and scarfing down cookies, you may want to plan a little holiday movie marathon.
Right now, there are several holiday-themed movies available on Blu-ray. This year alone, we saw a ton of titles get a brand-new high-def release.
We've made our list and checked it twice—and it turns out that we have a quite a nice holiday collection. There are selections for the kids, animated classics, and ones that you probably shouldn't cue up until the kiddies go to bed.
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Do you have armory links for your tanks (it'd really help more than just the hp)? Do you guys log anything on world of logs? Reviewing that would help as well.
Given what you posted...
At first glance, that warrior with 5k GS is very low on HP for a buffed tank given that 5k GS usually means you're in ToC gear. He may be overstacking avoidance. I find it odd that the druid would be the one needing spam healed given the stats you listed.
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Question Bridge: Boldly Redefining Black Masculinity
A talented group of artists has united to redefine the constructs that currently restrict the idea of black masculinity. Leaders in visual art, performance, and spoken word — brothers, determined to redefine the ideal of what it means to be a black man through a bold initiative called, Question Bridge: Black Males.
For four years the artists involved with the Question Bridge project traveled the country collecting thousands of video based questions and answers from black men. Each participant was given the opportunity to direct meaningful inquiries to another black male that he wouldn't ordinarily connect with. The video conversations were then fashioned into an installation that has been featured at several museums throughout the nation and at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival.
By allowing men of color a platform to ask the difficult questions, Question Bridge has created a catalyst to understand, contest, and ultimately transform not only our perceptions of men of African descent, but their own understanding of themselves.
The significance of a question like, "Who are you?" is often overlooked as we scurry to assimilate into the avatars that society has so keenly laid out for us.
We say we want unity, but seldom take the time to connect on a level that isn't surface. This is what makes this project so valuable.
Question Bridge recently embarked on the next phase of their venture, Question Bridge Interactive. Through the power of social media and innovative technology, Question Bridge Interactive moves to be a responsive online platform where interested parties can congregate and further the dialogue between black males.
The group began a 30-day Kickstarter campaign to raise money for their new online outlet. With only four days to go they continue to move towards their goal of $68,000.
Unfortunately, our world assumes the worst of our African-American males. An infectious misrepresentation, often perpetuated by media outlets, is no more evident that in the tragedy of Trayvon Martin.
By tangibly defying monolithic stereotypes, one can create a firsthand awareness of the black male as an individual.
Question Bridge generates this brand of awareness by asking and answering questions pertinent to the black male experience.
The same way that a youth finds his/her voice through a coming of age ritual, the chorus of this bold collective of African-American men resounds as hope for eliminating the systemic disparity against black men that is currently being preserved in American society.
Question Bridge: Black Males is an opportunity for an authentic exchange of ideas to impact the world one voice, one mind, and one question at a time.
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THE DAILY TELEGRAPH PRICE TWO PENCE MAY 7th 1926 THE GENERAL POSITION. TRANSPORT AND FOOD. AN IMPROVING OUTLOOK. OFFICIAL STATEMENT. According to a Government statement the following was the position as regards London yesterday morning : " Waterloo station has been opened on the " Bakerloo " line. "London General Omnibus Company report that 800 volunteers were passed for service as drivers and conductors yesterday, and prospect is that to-night fully 2,000 trained men will be available. " Two hundred " General " omnibuses were working this morning on the No. 1 circular route - Ealing, Hammersmith and Chiswick. " The expectation is that by to-night (Thursday) there will be a service working at one minute intervals on the route. Something like 80 of the L.G.O. buses failed to return to their depots at scheduled times last night owing to the damage done to them in various parts of London. Reports as follows had been received from various centres: Liverpool. — Over 4,500 volunteers have been enrolled, a large number of whom are engaged on work at the docks. The tramway service is running pretty well, and there are one or two food trains on the railways. Cardiff. — Privately owned transport has increased considerably, and the Corporation 'bus service has been restarted with volunteer labour. Fish was landed yesterday in fair quantities and sent out by road transport. Cambridge. — A number of transport workers returned to work yesterday morning, and the tramways are the only service now seriously affected. The Corporation informed the tramway men that unless they returned to work at noon yesterday they would be required to hand in their uniforms and terminate their engagements. Southampton. - A good many lorries have been stopped on their way to London by pickets and had to return. Hull. — The British Oil and Coke Mills have closed down. Peterborough. - The local trades and labour council have offered to allow their electrical workers to remain in, if the City Council will undertake to supply power to the brick-workers only and not to any other industry. General Situation. - A report has reached the Government that efforts are being made to induce the railway clerks not to facilitate in any way the release or handling of food stuffs generally. Docks and Wharfs. In practically all cases throughout the country docks and wharfs have been closed by the strikers, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to move supplies. In some cases where the difficulty is very real, the T.U.C. have permitted voluntary workers to release food. In the Eastern division (comprising Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Hants, Norfolk, and Suffolk) intimidation has been fairly strong and has prevented the movement of some articles of food such as flour. In this division transport is extremely satisfactory, drivers of lorries generally remaining at work and 'buses running everywhere. So far as food is concerned there is still no general shortage reported and apparently very little effort has been made to raise prices because of shortage or anticipated shortage. In one or two areas there has been a perceptible indication on the part of some people to buy rather more than they need, and the hope is expressed that people will resist this temptation. MODERATE LABOUR. "THE WILL TO PEACE." LOOKING FOR A WAY OUT. By Our Parliamentary Correspondent. Labour leaders were very active in the House of Commons on Wednesday night and there were persistent rumours in the Lobby that a peace move might shortly be expected. Conciliatory speeches during the debate on the Emergency Regulations had created a new atmosphere and at one point Labour members thought it would be wise for the Government to move the adjournment of the House in order to see whether private discussions could not be initiated. Mr. Herbert Smith, the president of the Miners' Federation, and Mr. A. J Cook, the secretary, were at the House. They were in touch with the more prominent members of the Parliamentary Labour Party throughout the evening, and after Mr. Ramsay MacDonald had spoken in the Chamber they had a consultation with the Leader of the Opposition. Mr. Arthur Pugh, the chairman of the Trades Union Congress, also came down to the Lobby and had conversations with various people. It was generally believed that there was a possibility of an immediate development, but the sitting of the House ended without any formal approach to the Government. The last words uttered in the debate on Wednesday night came from the lips of Mr. J. H. Thomas and left the door open for a peace move. Yesterday the House of Commons was to resume discussion of the regulations, and it was hoped on all sides that in the course of the evening the desire of the more moderate trade union leaders to find a way out would receive encouragement. There is absolutely no change in the attitude of the Government, and the General Council of the Trades Union Congress realises that negotiations for a settlement of the coal dispute will not be resumed until a general strike is abandoned. It is clear that there is "the will to peace" in the Parliamentary Labour Party, and that it will use its best endeavours before the week-end to find a means of escape out of the present difficult situation. Some of the miners' leaders will remain in London during the week-end in order to be at hand should negotiations be reopened. Others were being conveyed by motor car last evening to various mining districts for the purpose of addressing meetings of miners to-morrow and Sunday. A well known miners' leader expressed the opinion yesterday morning that they would be negotiating again for a settlement of the coal question "not later than next week." RECKLESS RUMOURS. GOVERNMENT DENIALS. The Government officially state that a rumour in circulation that a Cabinet Minister was badly injured on Wednesday night is untrue. Another rumour that three policeman had been murdered is also untrue, as only minor injuries have been sustained by any policeman throughout the country up to the present.
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