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Generic Name: enoxacin
Note: This page contains side effects data for the generic drug enoxacin. It is possible that some of the dosage forms included below may not apply to the brand name Penetrex.
It is possible that some side effects of Penetrex may not have been reported. These can be reported to the FDA here. Always consult a healthcare professional for medical advice.
For the Consumer
Applies to enoxacin: oral tablet
If you experience any of the following serious side effects, stop taking enoxacin (the active ingredient contained in Penetrex) and seek emergency medical attention or contact your doctor immediately:
an allergic reaction (difficulty breathing; closing of the throat; swelling of the lips, tongue, or face; or hives);
confusion or hallucinations;
liver damage (yellowing of the skin or eyes, nausea, abdominal pain or discomfort, unusual bleeding or bruising, severe fatigue); or
muscle or joint pain.
If you experience any of the following less serious side effects, continue taking enoxacin and talk to your doctor:
nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea;
headache, lightheadedness, or drowsiness;
ringing in your ears; or
increased sensitivity of the skin to sunlight.
Side effects other than those listed here may also occur. Talk to your doctor about any side effect that seems unusual or that is especially bothersome.
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to enoxacin: oral tablet
Enoxacin (the active ingredient contained in Penetrex) therapy is generally well tolerated, and adverse effects are mild in nature. Discontinuation of therapy due to adverse effects occurs in approximately 3% of patients.
Gastrointestinal disturbances due to enoxacin (the active ingredient contained in Penetrex) therapy may occur in up to 9% of patients. This most frequently includes nausea, abdominal pain, anorexia, dyspepsia, and diarrhea. Enoxacin therapy has resulted in pseudomembranous colitis although it has minimal effect on the anaerobic flora of the GI tract.
Nervous system
Nervous system adverse effects occur in approximately 2% to 3% of patients. These most commonly include headache, dizziness, fatigue, nervousness, agitation, and insomnia. Seizures have also been reported in susceptible patients.
Hypersensitivity reactions resulting in rash and pruritus have been reported in up to 1% of patients treated with enoxacin (the active ingredient contained in Penetrex) Photosensitivity can occur. Erythema multiforme, toxic epidermal necrolysis, and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome have also been reported.
Asymptomatic elevations in hepatic transaminases have been reported in less than 1% of patients treated with enoxacin (the active ingredient contained in Penetrex) Cholestatic jaundice has been reported in one patient shortly after enoxacin administration.
Hematologic abnormalities such as eosinophilia and leukopenia occur in less than 1% of enoxacin-treated patients.
Arthralgias and myalgias occur rarely.
Tachycardia and facial flushing have been reported rarely.
Women treated with enoxacin (the active ingredient contained in Penetrex) may experience vaginal pruritus and vaginitis.
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So did the iron men from La Salle.
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It was impressive enough being the first No. 15 seed to advance to the round of 16. But the Eagles really grabbed everyone's attention with their running, dunking style and the unbridled joy they showed on the court. In a way, they were like the Harlem Globetrotters, charming the crowds while a pair of supposedly superior teams took on the role of the Washington Generals.
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"We're doing something special out here," said Sherwood Brown, who likes to stick out his tongue after every big shot. "We've been told that this is what college basketball is all about."
Now, Florida Gulf Coast (26-10) is off to Cowboys Stadium in suburban Dallas for the South Regional semifinals. And, in a most interesting twist, they'll face the flagship team from the Sunshine State, the No. 3-seeded Florida Gators (28-7).
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Annie (TYA)
On the Mainstage | Nov. 11 – Dec. 19, 2013 | Grades SK-7.
Leapin' Lizards! Everyone's favourite comic strip heroine takes centre stage in one of the world's best-loved musicals – winner of 9 Tony Awards! After escaping the orphanage, Annie sets off in search of her parents. In a series of adventures, the spunky, optimistic redhead dodges the evil machinations of orphanage matron Miss Hannigan, befriends President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and encounters a billionaire looking to improve his image. Some of Broadway's most popular show tunes, including Tomorrow, It's the Hard Knock Life and Easy Street are featured in this Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) version of the renowned musical.
For tickets and information: www.youngpeoplestheatre.ca
Venue: Young People's Theatre — 165 Front Street East
The TSO, directed by Christopher Warren-Green, joins forces with the 140 voices of the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir and internationally renowned vocal soloists for a glorious and stirring performance of this holiday tradition.
Come for: Experience the power of this immortal oratorio.
And more: End the year on a high note!
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Program: Handel: Messiah.
For tickets or details: www.roythomsonhall.com
Venue: Roy Thomson Hall — 60 Simcoe Street
The Nutcracker
The National Ballet's sumptuous, comical, touching and spellbinding version of E.T.A. Hoffmann's Christmas tale was created in 1995 and has been enthralling audiences – especially children – ever since. It is a refreshingly traditional version of the story, replete with the details of childhood dreams and the appeal of fantasy, a ballet gloriously designed and costumed and brimming with affection for and insight into the passage from childhood to maturity that all children make.
Re-setting the story to Imperial Russia, with its simple folk customs and its overwhelming opulence, choreographer James Kudelka allows full rein to both his instincts for everyday beauty and dazzling spectacle, for natural wonder and dreamlike astonishment, all conveyed in an array of breathtaking choreography. The entire production is a glittering, enchanting gem of a ballet, a work that is at once deeply familiar and forever new.
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Toronto is awash with excitement in light of news that Ross Petty Productions has announced that the 18th annual holiday pantomime at the Elgin Theatre will be THE LITTLE MERMAID, running November 22, 2013 – January 4, 2014. Petty is leaving behind the Brothers Grimm and entering Hans Christian Andersen territory through this classic story, but with a Petty pivot – his first-ever foray into the fishy fairy tale where anyFIN goes!
Currently starring as the title role in Evangeline at The Charlottetown Festival, musical theatre power house Chilina Kennedy will star as the Little Mermaid, bringing forth an impressive resume of stage work and critical acclaim that includes her role as Mary Magdalene in the Stratford to Broadway production of Jesus Christ Superstar. With an aquatic collection of friends by her side, the title character's quest for true love and happiness is aided by Dan Chameroy's sea-lacious Dame Plumbum, returning to the Elgin stage with his perennial persona as the Little Mermaid's aunt. Starring opposite Kennedy as the handsome Prince, and the buoy of her dreams, is actor and Canadian Idol Season 1 finalist, Marc Devigne.
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Welcome to ALADDIN, Disney's new Broadway-bound musical, adapted from the hit film and featuring some of the best-loved music by Academy® and Tony Award®-winning composer Alan Menken and lyricists Howard Ashman, Tim Rice and Chad Beguelin, with a book by Beguelin.
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We had a lovely early fall wedding at Easy Entertaining. Everything was held at the cafe and its courtyard. It was the perfect venue for a ceremony and party that we wanted to be fun, pretty, and low-stress. The EE crew was great to work with: flexible, gracious, and full of good suggestions for making the day go smoothly. At our wedding, the food was delicious and the event staff took wonderful care of us and our guests. Many, many thumbs up for them!
Wedding: 09/20/2014
Services Used: Catering
Private User 1 Reviews
Very responsive and worked extremely well with other vendors, who were not as responsive. The food was fantastic and everyone at the event enjoyed it. EE also did a brunch early the next day at our home. They did not disappoint.
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Catering, Wedding Planning, Event Rentals & Photobooths
Michael 2 Reviews
Easy Entertaining created an amazing spread for our guests!! My wife and I had a very small wedding with passed Hors d'oeuvres. Our budget was tight and Easy Entertaining was the only caterer that we contacted that suggested a cocktail/appetizer meal as apposed to a seated service.
What an amazing spread they created for us!! Every one of our guests raved about the food for days after the event. Devorah was great to work with. She worked with the venue layout, created floor plans for where our different stations would be set up, and made sure that no detail was overlooked. Chef Ashley created fantastic dishes. The cheese table was absolutely beautiful. Every guest raved about it. The pasta station was perfect and the passed Hors d'oeuvres were delicious and never ending. All ingredients are locally produced and extremely fresh.
I feel that the food offered to your guests is your "thank you" to them and should be top notch.
Easy Entertaining was able to make our very small wedding with a small budget seem very grand.
Wedding: 08/09/2014
Services Used: Catering
The Girls at Easy Entertaining were absolutely amazing! They were able to customize our menu with inventive, delicious food and everyone kept on commenting about how great everything tasted all night. They were very flexible and went out of their way to meet with our vendors, have multiple food tastings, and even helped hold some items for us post wedding. In closing, they are both beautiful, sweet girls with unmatched professionalism - choosing their business made wedding planning so much easier.:)
Wedding: 08/24/2013
Services Used: Catering, Wedding Planning
Easy Entertaining Inc. provided us with the most amazing wedding. As a couple who loves food, we truly wanted a unique and exciting cuisine experience for us and for our guests...Easy Entertaining more than delivered by creating a personalized menu. Our guests are still commenting on the quality and freshness of the food served at the wedding. Erika Lucas organized, set up and facilitated an elegant at home wedding with such detail and special touches. The staff ensured that our day went off without a hitch and our guests experienced superb service. We highly recommend Easy Entertaining Inc. for any function and are looking forward to using them for other functions in the near future.
Wedding: 08/10/2013
Services Used: Catering
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Erica and Easy Entertaining were awesome to work with. They were there for us every step of the way and the food was fantastic. They brought the vision we had for our wedding to life. We would highly recommend them to anyone.
Wedding: 07/13/2013
Services Used: Catering
Food was very important to my fiance and I. We're members of our local CSA, frequent the farmer's market, and spend date nights concocting elaborate homemade recipes. Needless to say, I was skeptical about the wedding catering. Most of the places we looked at were overpriced and served the same hot-plate lunch fare reminiscent of cafeteria food.
We discovered Easy Entertaining, Inc. through the RI Farmer's market website. We were so impressed that they source most of their ingredients locally! Erica was very attentive in helping us choose a menu (we had lots of restrictions based on guests diets and the fact that we were married in an historic building that doesn't allow any burners or food warmers). We were also connected to their preferred bartenders for our wine/ beer bar. We went in for a tasting and were hooked!
We had a beautiful stationary appetizer (The Locavore) with homemade mustards, chutney, RI & CT cheeses, and seasonal items, artisan breads and a variety of grilled flatbreads with seasonal toppings. And passed appetizers of Lemon Zest Lobster Salad Spoons, Italiano Skewers, Gorgonzola Crostini with roast beef, Grilled pineapple with prosciutto and mint, and Narragansett Creamery Salty Sea Feta & Olives Skewers.
Our guests were RAVING about the food! I had never heard the words "wedding," "catering," and "AMAZING" before our event. Even with our afternoon wedding (without a sit-down meal), our guests were satisfied and completely blown away by the selection. My friends are still talking about it. Easy Entertaining, Inc. made the day an absolute success with their beautiful displays, friendly and knowledgeable waitstaff, and fantastic product. I would recommend them for both those who believe in organic and local food sources, and those who just love great food! We received the royal treatment with the best food selections for our very modest budget--thank you Easy Entertaining Inc.!
Wedding: 10/06/2012
Services Used: Catering
I don't even know where to begin! Easy Entertaining was hands down one of the best decisions I made about this wedding.
I first knew about Easy Entertaining from my friends bridal shower- they catered it. The food was absolutely delicious and it stuck with me. I was worried about their price, so I didn't jump to them and I decided to look around first. After talking with multiple other caterers and not finding exactly what I was looking for, I decided to call Easy Entertaining to talk about what I wanted and set up a tasting. First, price should have never stopped me because they are extremely competitive with other higher end caterers, and their food was so good and we decided on the spot that they were who we wanted to go with.
The best part is Easy Entertaining is a farm-to-table caterer. Within a 250 mile radius all of the food is grown, and they could tell you exactly where the chicken or scallops are coming from. This was extremely important to me, and I am so glad we found them.
The day of the wedding was awesome. The food was absolutely fantastic- Kait (the head chef) made sure that I was eating and even fixed a plate for me after she saw me running around.
I have heard glowing reviews about the food from our guests- someone said it was the most delicious meal they had ever ate at a wedding!!
I am going to choose Easy Entertaining for any upcoming events that I would need catering for- I am 1000% happy with their services. :)
Wedding: 09/28/2012
Services Used: Catering
Our wedding was perfect with the help of easy entertaining. The food was outstanding as was the staff. Ashley was calm, professional and created the most amazing food - and it's hard to please an Italian family !
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Emily & Anthony
Wedding: 09/10/2011
Services Used: Catering
Easy Entertaining did an amazing job with our wedding, we couldn't have been happier with their service. Katie and Erica worked with us throughout the whole process and were mindful of what we wanted, but also brought their own creativity and expertise to the event! I don't know how we would have planned our wedding without them. I never worried about a thing...Easy Entertaining was always very responsive and professional, and it seemed as though there was nothing they couldn't do! The day of the event, I was blown away by the setup and coordination on the part of Easy Entertaining. I had some last minute instructions that I knew I could trust Erica to take care of. The staff were all professional looking and did a flawless job serving and clearing. We still have people telling us how great the food was. All in all, Easy Entertaining made our dream wedding a reality!
Wedding: 09/10/2011
Services Used: Catering, Wedding Planning
Easy Entertaining, Inc. was THE best vendor I worked with for my wedding. Right from the beginning, Kaitlyn was so friendly, funny and easy-going that I knew immediately I wanted to work with her. She provided me with so many creative and delicious menu options that it was almost impossible to choose! If I am not mistaken, Easy Entertaining uses only fresh, local ingredients, so you notice right away that the quality of their food is quite superior to that of other catering companies and reception venues...so good that my husband and I booked them AT our first tasting! Our guests were very impressed by all the food at the reception--from the stationary and passed appetizers (clam chowder shooters! SO cute, creative & tasty!) to the buffet stations. I'm surprised there were any leftovers for us to take home! That being said, Easy Entertaining not only provides catering, but event planning as well. Erica provided me with the perfect amount of support--not too little, but not overbearing at the same time. She helped keep me calm and organized amidst all the drama and chaos of wedding planning and was available 24/7; I was (happily) surprised to see her respond to emails at even 10pm on Saturday night or 7am on Sunday morning! As any stressed out bride knows, this is a real Godsend! She volunteered to come with me to appointments and even took charge of all the rentals I needed--I barely had to think about it! Not only was the planning process easy, wonderful and even fun thanks to Easy Entertaining, the day-of coordination was absolutely seamless. The power went out before the reception started and it was dealt with and repaired before I even knew about it. MEANWHILE, Erica touched up my makeup and Kaitlyn made sure my bridal party had more than enough champagne, beer, water and appetizers while we waited for our grand entrance. In addition, the vendors they recommended to me (a rental company and a bartending service) were of the same high-quality, professional and friendly level as Easy Entertaining. If the above statement was not enough to convince you to book Easy Entertaining, know that they provided all of this to me while staying well within my budget. From the classic and elegant affair I was able to put together with their help, my guests would never know I did not have to break the bank to have the wedding of my dreams. Wedding planning can turn into a nightmare very quickly, but with Easy Entertaining, I truly felt loved and taken care of the entire time.
Wedding: 08/06/2011
Services Used: Catering, Wedding Planning
I really have nothing but praise for Easy Entertaining RI. I hired them to cater the rehearsal dinner for my wedding. They were super flexible when it came to preparing the menu, friendly and responded to e-mail and phone calls quickly. As I was planning my wedding from a distance, I was very appreciative of their professional and organized nature. It helped me to sort things without added hassle so I could cross things off my wedding planning list. And, perhaps as importantly, they have very reasonable prices and make delicious food! My rehearsal dinner was the relaxed affair that I wanted it to be thanks to the help of Easy Entertaining RI.
Wedding: 06/20/2010
Services Used: Catering
Easy entertaining were a dream to work with. Not only was the food the best I've ever tasted at a wedding, but the service was excellent. They totally went with the flow of our non-traditional wedding reception. They took such great care of us and our guests, everyone raved about them. I will never need another caterer for anything....they are just awesome!!!!
Wedding: 06/12/2010
Services Used: Catering
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His production has been a disappointment, with only 11 sacks in four seasons.
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The Bears have parted ways with former Pro Bowl defensive tackle Tommie Harris. Not that I'm comparing the two players. But, Okoye is extremely athletic for a 315-pound man.
Within the division, I'll bet you Minnesota Vikings defensive line coach Karl Dunbar would also be intrigued. In my years of covering, Dunbar also welcomed a chance to work with young players with potential.
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BOSTON - Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns men's basketball player Elfrid Payton was named a finalist to his second postseason award in five days when was one of 25 student-athletes selected as a finalist for the 2014 Lefty Driesell award, which was announced by CollegeInsider.com on Monday.
The list of finalists also comprise the 2013-14 Lefty Driesell Defensive All-America team. The honor is the second for Payton, who was named Thursday as a finalist for the Lou Henson award, which is presented to the top Mid-Major basketball player in Division I.
A first-team All Sun Belt Conference and NABC All-District pick, and the Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year, Payton led Louisiana in scoring (19.2 ppg.), assists (5.9) and steals (2.3). He was second on the team in rebounds (6.0) and helped guide the Ragin' Cajuns to a 23-12 record, the Sun Belt Conference Tournament championship and a berth in the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship.
The award is one of many for the Gretna, La., native who spent last summer as the starting point guard for Team USA at the FIBA U19 World Championship, helping the team to the gold medal. The John Ehret High product took part in a seven-game goodwill tour of China and the Far East with Reach USA, where he led the team in scoring in seven games.
The junior was the only player in Division I to average 19 points, six rebounds, five assists and two steals on the season. Payton scored in double figures in 32 of 35 games played, including 14 games with 20 or more points and four 30-point performances.
He was one of 10 Division I players during the season to record a triple-double when he scored 34 points, with 11 rebounds and 11 assists at ULM. Payton scored 31 points in games against Houston and Western Kentucky and 32 against Oakland while posting six double-doubles, including games at Louisiana Tech and defending national champion Louisville.
The Lefty Driesell award is named in honor of coaching legend Lefty Driesell, who is the only person to ever win 100 games at four different Division I schools. He is best known for his time at Maryland, leading the program to the National Invitational Tournament title in 1972 and its second-ever ACC Tournament Championship in 1984. He finished his career at Maryland with a 348-159 record and concluded his career with an impressive 786-394 mark.
Joining Payton among the finalists include Cameron Ayers (Bucknell), Khem Birch (UNLV), Alec Brown (Green Bay), Rhamel Brown (Manhattan), Willie Cauley-Stein (Kentucky), Tekele Cotton (Wichita State), Aaron Craft (Ohio State), Scott Eatherton (Northeastern), Joel Embiid (Kansas), Justin Jackson (Cincinnati), Jordair Jett (Saint Louis), Nick Johnson (Arizona), Du'Vaughn Maxwell (Hampton), K.J. McDaniels (Clemson), Daniel Miller (Georgia Tech), Chris Obekpa (St. John's), Trevor Releford (Alabama), Marcus Smart (Oklahoma State), Kenneth Smith (Louisiana Tech), Corey Walden (Eastern Kentucky), Scottie Wilbekin (Florida), Kendall Williams (New Mexico), Briante Weber (VCU) and Patric Young (Florida).
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Wayne (Howard) Baker, 57, of Wichita Falls, passed away Wednesday, November 28, 2012.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, December 3, 2012, at the chapel of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Highland Cemetery under the direction of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls.
A son of the late Fern (Hall) and John Lee Baker, he was born October 3, 1955, in Wichita Falls, Texas. He served our country proudly in the United States Army. He owned and operated Baker's Auto Detailing since 1987. On September 29, 1991, he married Debra Barrett. He attended Full Throttle Ministries of Legacy Church, and was a member of the CMA. Wayne enjoyed riding motorcycles, camping, and took pride in his yard and detail work. He loved his children and grandchildren dearly. He was also preceded in death by his brothers, Jerry Baker, and Melton Baker; his grandson, Brayden Perry; and his grandmother, Dovie Hall.
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Connie White Delaney will join the U as dean of the School of Nursing, with a joint academic appointment in nursing and the Medical School, beginning August 1. See "U Appointments," below.
2005 Outstanding Community Service Award recipients are William Doherty, professor, family social science, Twin Cities; Pamela Holsinger-Fuchs, director, student activities and service learning, Crookston; Joy Janzen, nutrition education assistant, extension, Aitkin County; Robert Nemeth, executive secretary, Lions 5M Hearing Foundation, Twin Cities; Larry Rudnick, professor, physics and astronomy, Twin Cities; and Thomas Stinson, associate professor, applied economics, Twin Cities, and Minnesota state economist. The awards honor faculty, staff, and greater U community members who have made substantial, enduring contributions to the external community that improve public life and the well-being of society. Recipients were honored May 10 in a ceremony along with the Josie R. Johnson Award winners (below) and were recognized by the Board of Regents May 13. For more information, see the news release. (Brief, May 4.)
Recipients of the 2005 Josie R. Johnson Human Rights and Social Justice Award are Sam Adegoke, president of the Black Student Union and a senior in the Carlson School, and Nan Skelton, a fellow at the Center for Democracy and Citizenship, Humphrey Institute, both at the Twin Cities campus. The award recognizes faculty, staff, and students who have made exceptional contributions in creating respectful and inclusive living, learning, and working environments. For more information, see the news release. (Brief, May 4.)
The Communicators Forum announced the winners of Maroon & Gold Awards at its annual conference May 12. Gold Award winners were Printing Services in the campaign/series and print categories, One Stop Student Services in multimedia, and the Institute of Technology in writing with a story by U Relations science writer Deane Morrison. Winners of Maroon Awards include the College of Continuing Education, College of Education and Human Development, School of Nursing, and University Relations in the campaign/series category; Boynton Health Service, College of Veterinary Medicine, Office for Student Affairs, and Office of the Vice President for Research/Dean of the Graduate School in multimedia; Carlson School of Management, College of Pharmacy, Northrop Auditorium, and University Relations in print; and the College of Education and Human Development and the Institute of Technology in writing. The Margo Award for "the most elegant solution within available means" went to the Twin Cities Student Unions, and the Mike Award for best-of-show went to the College of Human Ecology for promotion related to the exhibit Hip Art That's Square. The Communicators Forum is a volunteer professional organization for U communicators, now in its 20th year. For more information, see 2005 Maroon and Gold Awards.
Crookston faculty and staff were honored May 9 at a special event. Honorees included Darlene Scheving, admissions, United Staff Association Employee of the Year; Tom Sondreal, media services, Kim Cousins, student support services, and Sharon Steward, dietetics, Outstanding Service to Students With Disabilities awards; Rachel McCoppin, communication, Service Learning Award; Lisa Loegering, service learning, Outstanding Community Service Award; Eric Burgess, business management, Builders of Diversity Award; Stacey Grunewald, student health services, Civil Service/Bargaining Unit Distinguished Service Award; Liz Tollefson, development and alumni relations, P&A Distinguished Service Award; and John Leogering, Distinguished Faculty Award. Scott Kleven, Crookston Park & Recreation, was also honored with the Outstanding Learning Partner Award. For more information and photos, see the UMC Weekly Bulletin, May 11.
A celebration of scholarship honored Crookston faculty and staff authors of books, chapters, and papers May 2. The work of 11 UMC faculty members and 26 staff members of the Northwest Research and Outreach Center was displayed at the UMC library through May 9. For more information, see Research and Academic Publication . (Brief, May 11.)
Anne Pusey, professor and director of the U's Jane Goodall Institute, Center for Primate Studies, and Kamil Ugurbil, professor and director of the U's Center for Magnetic Resonance Research, have been elected fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AAAS), a top honor for leaders in scholarship, business, the arts, and public affairs. They will be inducted at AAAS headquarters in Cambridge, U.K., in October. For more information, see the news release.
Kristen Nichol, professor and vice chair, Department of Medicine, is the first recipient of the Charles Merieux Award for Scientific Achievement given by the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID). She received the award for her research focused on vaccine-preventable diseases in adults, especially influenza and pneumonia, at NFID's annual conference on vaccine research in Baltimore May 9. The award is named for the French scientist who developed the Pasteur Institute, one of the world's leading vaccine laboratories. For more information, see the news release.
David Thomas, professor of biochemistry, molecular biology, and biophysics, was honored as Fellow of the American Biophysical Society at its 49th annual meeting in Long Beach, California, in February. The award is the highest honor bestowed by the Biophysical Society and is given annually to distinguished members who have demonstrated excellence in science and contributed to the expansion of the field of biophysics. Thomas was selected for his contributions to understanding the mechanism of muscle contraction through novel spectroscopic approaches to studying molecular dynamics. For more information, see the awards roster on the Biophysical Society Web site and his profile on the Minnesota Muscle Laboratory Web site.
Erika Lee, McKnight Land Grant Professor and a McKnight Presidential Fellow in the department of history, was awarded the History Book Prize from the Association of Asian American Studies (AAAS) last month. At America's Gates, a study of U.S. immigration history with a focus on Chinese immigrants, has also won two other awards. For more information, see the news release.
Twin Cities campus Fleet Services director Bill Roberts received the Extra Mile Award from the American Lung Association (ALAMN) for his work with the group's Minnesota E85 Program. Due to his initiative, E85 equipment (85 percent ethanol, 15 percent gasoline) has been installed on the Twin Cities campus for 60 to 70 flexible-fuel vehicles in a fleet of more than 800. Roberts was nominated by the Outdoor Air Programs committee of ALAMN. For more information, see the ALAMN Web site and the Fleet Services Web site.
Mark Huglen, assistant professor of communications at Crookston, was awarded an Academic Leadership Program fellowship by the Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC), completed last month. As an ALP Fellow, he studied leadership and human resources at the U of Iowa last October, strategic planning and budgeting at the U of Illinois in February, and public universities' future and change at the Twin Cities campus in April. For more information, see his faculty profile.
A Minnesota State Student Service Award was presented by Governor Pawlenty to Morris campus associate professor Paula O'Loughlin and students in her American government class for their involvement in the Kids Voting program in Morris. They were nominated by the program's community partner, Cheryl Kuhn, service-learning coordinator with the Morris Area School District. For more information, see the news release. (Brief, May 11.)
Minnesota secretary of state Mary Kiffmeyer visited the campus to recognize volunteers of the U Raptor Center during a National Volunteer Week event April 20. More than 300 volunteers logged 32,000 hours at the Raptor Center during the past year, the equivalent of about 16 full-time employees. For more information, see the news release.
The new dean of the School of Nursing is Connie White Delaney, currently professor and director of the Institute of Nursing Knowledge at the U of Iowa. Delaney, whose research focus is in the developing field of health informatics, will join the U in August with a dual faculty appointment in the School of Nursing and the Medical School. The regents approved her appointment May 13. For more information, see the news release. (Brief, May 18.) Grant Moos, son of former U president Malcolm Moos, will join the U as assistant vice president for university relations June 13. Moos brings a background in journalism, speechwriting, Web communications, marketing, and government relations. He will report to vice president Linda Thrane.
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UMD salutes five retiring faculty members: Bernard DeRubeis, environmental health and safety; June Kreutzkampf, education; Edmond Lundstrom, health, physical education, and recreation; Donald Steinnes, economics; and Neil Storch, history. For more information, see the news release. (Brief, May 11.) U HONORS AND AWARDS TO ALUMNI AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS
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The Institute of Technology conferred an honorary doctorate on former Polytechnic University president George Bugliarello, '54, at commencement ceremonies May 6. It also honored alumni Jeanette Brown, '58, D. S. Dhamotharan,'79, and Jack Thomas, '58, with the Outstanding Achievement Award. For more information, see Honorary Doctorate and Outstanding Achievement Awards on the IT Web site.
The College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture honored Leonard Parker, '48, internationally renowned architect, with the Outstanding Achievement Award at commencement ceremonies May 14. Parker has designed many public buildings and libraries, including the Minneapolis Convention Center.
The Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs honored L. Bruce Laingen, '49, with the honorary doctorate of laws during commencement May 15. Laingen was the U.S. charge d'affairs in Iran during the hostage crisis in 1979-80 and is currently president of the American Academy of Diplomacy. He previously held a master's degree from the University.
Former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson delivered the commencement address for the School of Public health May 16 and received the honorary doctor of laws degree for his contributions to public service. Thompson previously served as governor of Wisconsin for 14 years.
Bruce Stender was named Business Person of the Year by UMD's Labovitz School of Business and Economics at its awards luncheon May 18. Stender is chief executive officer and principal of Duluth-based Labovitz Enterprises and former president of the College of St. Scholastica. For more information, see the news release.
The 2002 Lorenz G. Straub Award was presented to Emily Anne Zedler, a graduate of Stanford University, April 1, at a colloquium at the St. Anthony Falls Laboratory. The international competition recognizes a meritorious thesis in hydraulic engineering or a closely related field. Zedler gave a presentation on large-eddy simulation. For more information, see the St. Anthony Falls seminar series and Straub Award site.
2005 distinguished alumni of the University of Minnesota, Morris, are Cy Thao, '95, Minnesota state representative, and Paulette Fairbanks Molin, '66, retired educator and author. Molin was the first Ojibwe graduate of UMM. They will be honored at homecoming October 21. For more information, see the news release. (Brief, May 18.) IN MEMORIAM George Freier, retired professor of physics and weather specialist who served at the U from 1949 to 1985, died May 13 at the age of 90. He was known for his particular interest in thunderstorms, developed a theory of rain formation, wrote a book about weather lore, and was an accomplished demonstration lecturer. For more information, see the news release.
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Random reboots when attempting to game or watching video at length
I am experiencing random reboots atm. This started yesterday and only seems to occur when I start up a game or watch any video at length. The system is fickle and will sometimes reboot constantly whenever right after windows starts up and I log in. One time after a forced shut down I came back to an error reading "Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected". I went into bios and found that the hard drive was not detectable as a boot up device nor was it shown in another screen listing IDE /SATA devices. After opening the box, checking the cables and rebooting the machine everything was working again. It's a seagate barracuda and I downloaded SeaTools to try and diagnose the problem but although the harddrive shows up in the bios' boot sequence screen now, there is still nothing being reported in the IDE/SATA device screen and SeaTools does not detect my hard drive at all. I've had a suspicion that the hard drive was going to fail soon, it makes 3 loud clicks just before the system shuts down. I do not have a spare drive to test my suspicions atm but I do have a WD caviar blue on the way.
The thing is it's been clicking like this for almost a year now and although it might be the hard drive I can't be 100% sure. Can anyone else help me determine what exacltly is causing these unexpected reboots to occur?
My sincere thanks,
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|18 May 2012
No DMP included...
We do need the DMP file as it contains the only record of the sequence of events leading up to the crash, what drivers were loaded, and what was responsible.
Please attach the DMP files to your next post not to post one.
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You may be able to get the DMP files without crashing by booting into safe mode (F8) with networking.
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* Copy the contents of \Windows\Minidump to another (temporary) location somewhere on your machine.
* Zip up the copy.
* Attach the ZIP archive to your post using the "paperclip" (file attachments) button.
*If the files are too large please upload them to a file sharing service like "Rapidshare" and put a link to them in your reply.
* Go to Start, in the Search Box type: sysdm.cpl, press Enter.
* Under the Advanced tab, click on the Startup and Recovery Settings... button.
* Ensure that Automatically restart is unchecked.
* Under the Write Debugging Information header select Small memory dump (256 kB) in the dropdown box (the 256kb varies).
* Ensure that the Small Dump Directory is listed as %systemroot%\Minidump.
* OK your way out.
* Reboot if changes have been made.
|My System Specs
|18 May 2012
Hi JMH,
Thanks for the response. I've enabled small memory dump and am trying to recreate the crash right now.
|My System Specs
|18 May 2012
A pleasure.
We await the DMP's when convenient.
|My System Specs
|18 May 2012
I can not replicate the crash... which is good news I suppose but still leaves me worried about what underlying problem is there. Thanks for the concern. I will make another thread in the future if this problem comes back.
|My System Specs
|18 May 2012
Hope all goes well.
Good luck!
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The AF-TPR3A modules are three-pair audio receiving modules compatible with RDL Format-A twisted pair products. These modules are designed to be mounted in wall boxes, cabinets or other enclosures that allow users to connect external equipment. The D- and DS- models mount in RDL WB-1U and WB-2U wall boxes, or in standard U.S. electrical boxes. The D-TPR3A features a white front-panel laminate with gray lettering that matches RDL Decora©-style remote controls. The DS-TPR3A is constructed of stainless steel to coordinate with RDL Decora©-style stainless steel remote controls in commercial/industrial installations. The AF-TPR3A is an APPFLEX series product that is compatible with various APPFLEX wall-mount, cabinet-mount and tabletop enclosures. The EM-TPR3A is a 45mm square module that fits the European Modular mounting frames and cover plates. European electrical boxes are not sufficiently deep to accommodate RJ45 jacks and plugs, therefore the EM- products connect to the twisted pair cable through a detachable terminal block.
APPLICATION: The -TPR3A modules feature an XLR audio output and two RCA phono jack outputs, one for the left channel and one for the right channel. The audio signal received from pair A of the RJ45 INPUT jack feeds the XLR audio output jack. The output level from the XLR jack is set to either MIC or LINE level during installation using a rear-panel switch. The audio signals received from pairs B and C of the twisted pair cable are buffered to drive the RCA output jacks at the standard -10 dBV consumer level.
Although the -TPR3A modules access signals from all three cable pairs, additional receivers may be connected to the same twisted pair feed. The bridging input circuits used in all FORMAT-A twisted pair receivers allow connection of up to 10 receiver outputs for each cable pair. The possibility of multiple receiver locations adds enormous flexibility in the design of audio routing systems using RDL FORMAT-A products.
The -TPR3A may be powered directly from a 24 Vdc power supply using the rear-panel detachable terminal block. Local power connected to the module is also fed to all connected remote modules. The -TPR3A may be remotely powered through the twisted pair cable from any other module, signal distributor or RDL power inserter connected to the same twisted pair cable. Module power is indicated by a front-panel LED.
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RJ45 (Models D-, DS-, AF-); Detachable Terminal Block (Model EM-)
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Outputs (3): :
150 Ω balanced; 100 Ω unbalanced
Output Connection: :
XLR (balanced Mic or Line); RCA Phono Jack (2)
XLR: -45 dBu Mic or +4 dBu Line Level, Switch-selectable on rear panel; RCA phono: -10 dBV
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10 Hz to 50 kHz (+/- 0.1 dB)
< 0.005%
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Power In
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Some people get concerned when I talk about an acid when it comes to vaginal treatment, thinking that it will burn and cause a lot of pain, but this is untrue. It is important to remember that vinegar and lemon juice are kinds acid too and are equally safe to use.
Boric acid is a safe and non-toxic white crystalline powder that has anti-fungal and anti-bacterial qualities and is available without a prescription. It is has many different applications and is a very effective insecticide as well, mix it with oil and it will attract ants and roaches that will die after eating it. A good remedy for oral thrush in infants is the homeopathic remedy Borax 6 c.
Boric Acid Vaginal Suppository Treatment is particularly effective for stubborn and resistant cases of vaginal yeast infection when used in conjunction with the two phase Build and Kill stages you just read before.
How to Make Boric Acid Vaginal Suppositories
It is really easy to make your own boric acid suppositories, just get some 00 gelatin capsules and fill them with boric acid, about 500 to 600 mg. You can get boric acid and the gelatin or cellulose two-piece capsules from your chemist (drug store) or good health-food shop.
Make a lot of them up at once because they will keep for a very long time if stored dry and cool for at least a year. When you store them, place them in a container (use an old vitamin container) and drop in a sachet or two of those little packets of silicon which will help to keep your caps free of moisture and potentially harden up over time. Don't keep in the refrigerator.
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Insert one capsule at bedtime for a seven to ten day period. Alternate with lactobacillus acidophilus treatment in the day and boric acid at night. For recurring and stubborn cases treat for 30 days straight and after the month treat two days out of seven for even up to one year. Best results in the impossible cases are when you alternate this treatment with the GSE treatment, AND use the two-phase protocol outlined above. Treat even during your period, but stop on the few days when your flow is the heaviest.
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Anson-Stoner is proud to announce that we have added a few new assets to the agency roster. Jessi Farber joins the agency as production manager. Jessi will be responsible for developing, scheduling, implementing and managing agency production and workflow. Let's just say, she's a pretty big deal around here. We are also proud to welcome…Read more »
Anson-Stoner's creative efforts have once again been recognized – this time by viewers like you! The :30 spot created for Florida Virtual School's Chalkboard campaign won a bronze in the 35th Annual People's TELLY Awards in March. The spot features a symbol of traditional learning – the chalkboard – situated in various "non-schoolroom" locations throughout…Read more »
We're looking for a mid-level copywriter with 3 to 6 years of agency or client-side experience in print, digital and broadcast. It would be nice if you have a bachelor's degree, but equivalent experience is totally fine. Here are some words we're not going to use to describe you, since they make us vomit in…Read more »
Anson-Stoner marked the end of a productive 2013 by winning 17 ADDY awards during the 2014 Orlando American Advertising Awards ceremony held downtown at the Church Street Ballroom. The agency earned 3 Golds and 13 Silvers, along with a Best of Print award. The accolades illustrate just a handful of agency successes during the past…Read more »
Jon Wooten is our newest bundle of production art skills and we're proud to have him. Please join us in congratulating Jon. Feel free to send cigars.
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