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With increasing challenges surrounding clinical trial subject enrollment and engagement, the landscape of clinical trials continues to morph. I recently blogged about how pharmacies will transform clinical research and the benefits that pharmacies offer, which include scalability, cost savings, quality, consistency, and enhanced subject enrollment outcomes. This blog discusses how sponsors, CROs and study sites can leverage pharmacies to efficiently target, access and engage patients in clinical trial subject enrollment.
Analytically Optimized & Targeted Campaigns
The benefits of leveraging pharmacies for clinical trial subject enrollment includes the notion that study teams can access a vast array of patient data through pharmacy databases, and implement targeted clinical trial campaigns. To demonstrate, study teams who are interested in accessing a specific patient population (could be rare disease or broader diseases) can conduct analytical assessments on pharmacy prescription sales data to identify patient populations through geo-demographic analyses, including location, age, race, gender and more. Study teams can, correspondingly, identify specific pharmacies and patient populations, and design highly targeted campaigns that maximize campaign ROI. Naturally, study teams must consider compliance, when designing and implementing subject enrollment campaigns, and need to conduct statistically valid assessments on patient data in order to optimize campaign targeting and design.
Another benefit of accessing pharmacy databases includes the fact that biopharmaceutical sponsors can optimize site selection strategies by understanding where patient populations exist, leading to catalyzed enrollment outcomes through optimized site selection strategies.
Though many would argue that pharmacy databases contain Protected Health Information (PHI) via HIPAA regulations, and that such data is inaccessible by third parties, there are enterprises are offer de-identified patient data that is in line with the US Department of Health's guidance on de-identified PHI [1].
Trusted Environment
Research has shown that pharmacies are an excellent medium to engage patients because pharmacies offer a trusted environment for patients to learn more about clinical trials. To elaborate, over 80% of patients would like to hear about clinical trials from their pharmacist, and over 72% of patients are interested in receiving information about clinical trials from their pharmacist [2].
Humanization is also an important aspect in clinical trial subject enrollment, as many patients trust healthcare professionals with healthcare related matters. To demonstrate, patients are more likely to respond and act if they heard information about clinical trials from a trusted person than a TV advertisement. It is important to keep this point in mind when designing pharmacy campaigns; are you going to engage patients by requesting pharmacists to drop fliers in the patient's medication bag? Are you planning to design tabletop banners to be displayed in pharmacies? Or design pharmacist training programs to discuss clinical trials with patients? It is essential to consider the targeted patient population and campaign compliance when executing pharmacy campaigns.
Study Site Patient Volume Management
One of the many challenges that study sites experience with clinical trial subject enrollment is effectively finding the right prospective patients, and efficiently processing them into the right clinical trial. A major benefit that pharmacies offer is high patient volumes; according to research, pharmacy patient volumes are over 5 times that of primary and specialty care physicians [3]. In order to maximize the effectiveness of subject enrollment campaigns on a broader level (i.e., positioning as a medical/clinical research center), study sites must develop internal and external business enrollment infrastructures in order to efficiently process high patient volumes.
What Kind of Pharmacy Should We Access?
It depends on the protocol and targeted patient population. A biopharmaceutical sponsor specializing in a rare disease may want to access specialty pharmacies, as such pharmacies have a tendency to develop patient communities which helps with reach and relationship building for post-approval purposes. For larger and broader clinical trials, large pharmacy chains would be a better option due to scalability and global reach. For study sites, engaging local and retail pharmacies around the site are good methods for attracting patients. Correspondingly, developing solid business strategies for tailored to unique situations tend to work best. It is imperative that any subject enrollment campaign undergo compliance review. Which option is best for your clinical trial/organization?
Moe Alsumidaie is the President & Chief Scientific Officer of Annex Clinical, and can be reached here.
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[1] http://www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy/hipaa/understanding/coveredentities/De-identification/guidance.html#coveredentities
[2] Diane Simmons, Jill Chapped, Kenneth A. Getz et. Al. Are Pharmacists a Viable Channel for Education about Clinical Trial Participation?, Drug Information Journal, 2011 45:443
[3] Getz, Kenneth. Impact of In-Pharmacy Education on Patients' Knowledge and Attitudes about Clinical Trials. Tufts University School of Medicine, January 2013
[4] http://www.appliedclinicaltrialsonline.com/appliedclinicaltrials/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=824972&sk=00c6557c5723cbf21d4b22c831c5ccfb#!


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On such a friday, isn't it time for another booze round up? I've been trawling the interweb to give you the very best in my opinion. I did one of these gin round ups before, so if you're sitting there thinking "Hang on, why didn't the silly cow put in Hendrick's?" then it's because I already did! Now go ahead an pour yourself a GT…well, in a few hours that is, depending on your timezone and your care for political correctness. Which one would you rather look cool pouring from?
Have a great weekend!
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Monday morning (well…9.40 AM), start of a new week. Had a few well deserved cocktails on friday and stayed in pretty much all weekend and watched The Americans. I'm HOOKED! So here's an homage to the show (although these aren't Russian at all)…or to you if you've had a boozer weekend ;-)
Don't kill me if you can't get every single one of these at your local, and if you're the designer of any of these please put your name in the comments :-) You did GREAT!
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It feels like autumn is coming to Copenhagen and I'm getting a little travel sick, not as in I need to barf, but as in I could do with a trip abroad. I'm missing walking into one of the Japanese supermarkets and foodcourts in my old "hometown" Hong Kong, and of course actually going to Tokyo is not that bad either ;-) But for now I've done a little ode to Asian (mostly Japanese) packaging. Best in the world if you ask me. I think I'll close my eyes, sip on a glass of umeshu and pretend I'm in a little izakaya tonight :-) Have a great weekend!
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A bit of Hong Kong reminiscing today. I'm kinda already missing Hong Kong and I wanna go back ASAP so I'm gonna feature Point Blank Design who has done some amazing work for Chinese food industry clients. I'm just so in love with their work for Mooncake and Tai Ji. I want those Mooncake posters on my walls!
See more: http://www.pointblank.com.hk
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Today I want to show you a few projects by Hong Kong designer Tommy Li. He works in both Hong Kong and Japan and I think that's quite visible in his style. The best of two worlds. Is so in love with the tableware for The Vietnam Woods!
See more: http://www.tommylidesign.com
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I forgot to tell you yesterday that I am actually coming to you from Hong Kong these days. I houseswapped over the summer and it's GREAT! I get to be in one of my fave cities and kinda have my own home without any expenses. Highly recommend it!
So I should post some Hong Kong stuff. First up is this beautiful packaging for soy milk. ALMOST makes me wanna drink it, but I don't like soy milk, so I'll just enjoy the look of it.
Little update to this post, cause I just figured out that the packaging was done by Hong Kong studio CODESIGN who also did a brilliant poster for HKDA. So just wanna show you that one too :-)
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Hellooooo!!! Did you think I had died, did you!?!?!?!? No no, still here, just lots of stuff going on and have been super ill, had toncillitis after I went to Roskilde Festival. Yes yes, you will think I had been yelling and screaming, downing alcohol but actually I did no such thing. Well first part of it anyway! But it got so bad that I actually lost my voice entirely, seriously, NO SOUND! And while I know I don't ACTUALLY need my voice to blog, I just lost will to do anything else than catch up on shitty American romantic comedies on my laptop in bed. Yeah I'm one of those girls!
But I'll make it up to you cause I've made this stunning rounp up of olive oils. Olive oil seam to be the new item to pimp for packaging designers. We saw it a while back with beer and wine. If you do your own search you will find ones that I did not include because I think they're just too much. It's olive oil for christ sake. Not expensive perfume.

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"What do I have to do to make you wash your hands of me? There's nothing you could do. I will never wash my hands of you."
Nathan McCann thought he didn't want a family. But when he finds an abandoned newborn in the woods, he feels an inexplicable bond with the boy and starts to make plans to raise the child as his own - until the baby's grandmother steps forward to claim him. Nathan makes a request of her, though: to one day bring the boy to meet his rescuer.
Fifteen years later, Nathan gets his wish when the boy and his grandmother show up on his doorstep. Named Nat and now an angry teenager with a criminal record, the boy is once again in need of rescuing. Nathan takes Nat in, swearing to never abandon him. Nathan believes that with love and patience anyone can change. And he just might be right.
From the author of Pay It Forward comes a poignant tale of love, pain, and trusting people to stay by your side in a world where leaving is easy.
©2013 Catherine Ryan Hyde (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.
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"Love comes from many places"
I would never expect to like a story about a boy who wants to become a boxer, but I couldn't put this book down. The character development is excellent.
I loved the relationship between the bitter young man and the man who found him in the woods as an abandoned baby. This story is about playing it forwards when someone does something kind for you.
He was able to change his voice with the change of characters so that you knew exactly who was talking.
Say something about yourself!
"LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this book!"
Wonderful, your credits will be well spent. Well written and narrated story of unconditional love.
I LOVE books. And dogs & quilting & beading & volunteering.
"Give This Book More Than An Hour"
and you'll be rewarded with a heartbreaking story of compassion and tenderness. The last couple of hours were so much better than the first 5. Too bad it took the narrator that long to warm up!.
I was Oh So Done with is novel by the 3rd hour and was complaining about it to a friend-who had recommended the book-she read the paper book. She couldn't understand I disliked it so. The narration was cardboard, stiff and toneless. I didn't give a $hit about any of these people- the boy was a total brat, the old guy was dull and his wife was Suzy Homemaker with passive aggressive issues. The girlfriend was so meek and quite you couldn't hear what the narrator said..in a book you could read the words.
On her recommendations, I finished the whole book and ended up being taken into the world of these people, Plus the narrator gets so much better
Only for patient people I guess.
"A Sweet Story"
I loved this book. It carried the message that in giving our lives away we find meaning and purpose and joy.
Retired CFO, Army wife, Mom of five, Grandma of six, two sons who served in combat, love to read books that reflect my values and faith, love mysteries, historical, military stories, and books that don't waste my time . . . if it doesn't have an ending that was worth the wait, I'm not a happy camper.
"Giving without Expecting Something Back . . ."
I finished this audio book a couple of days ago, and I'm still thinking about it. This book was a simple one,really, a story that I would have written totally differently . . . but it wasn't mine to write . . . when Nathan found the tiny baby abandoned in the woods, and wanted to adopt him, my heart ached for the grandmother to allow the boy to be adopted by Nathan and his wife. I was secretly angered at every incident when Nat's grandma refused to tell him the truth, when she failed to "hear" him, to really share her life with him. When she told him that every kid has a man that finds them in the woods . . . Even at my age, a grandmother myself, I still ache as a child aches . . . going back to my own early years, a time when I, too, had no control over decisions that were made . . . decisions that, for good or bad, impact me to this day . . . To get the full benefit of this story, one must listen with their heart. You must sit back and take the story as it comes, as it is written and read . . . and then, it's full beauty comes full circle. Nathan said from day one that he wanted the boy he found in the woods. He meant it. Let that sink in and LISTEN. If only every child had a Nathan . . .
"What a waste of time."
The writing was choppy. I often felt like I was listening to something written for a sixth grader. Also, the historical anachronisms were maddening. Spandex was not used in clothing until the 1980's, so the women at the refurbished gym would not have been wearing spandex to work out. Furthermore, steroids were not widely used in the late 1970's, and even if Nat had stumbled upon a body builder using steroids, I doubt he would have recognized this. Finally, the author herself seems to forget what she has written from one chapter to the next, often contradicting herself.
Never. He is dreadful as a narrator. Everyone sounds hateful and grouchy or whiny.
Disappointed that what could have been a compelling story was so dreadfully written and even more dreadfully performed.
Those who are considering this book should run, run, run to something else.
"Hated the narration..."
I absolutely HATED the narration; I almost stopped listening to the story because of it. I think a different narrator would be the only way I would be able to give it a higher rating.
The story itself was fine, it wasn't great but it was an easy listen for during the day at work. I wouldn't re-read it or recommend it to anyone as something they HAVE to read, but it was fine.
The accents and voices used were terrible. The kid in the book has the same voice even though he ages from a baby to a person in his 30s. The women all have the same annoying voice. Some people were given speech inflections that didn't seem to fit. I honestly wish he had just read the book without trying to give voices to people; his normal reading voice was pleasant.
There aren't that many characters so I don't know that I would cut any.
"Surprisingly pleasant"
The main character Nathan. He is such an upstanding individual that you want to know him and be around him.
Yes, however it was depressing at times.
He did very well distinguishing the different characters. Pleasant voice to listen to.
No. It would have been too hard to absorb the depth of this book.
"loved it!"
the book kept me very interested and wanting to know what would happen next
How it showed the growth of Nate and also the challenges he faced in the story it was like real life learning and then taking the challenges and running with them
I think it was Nathan. He never gave up on Nate and offering his knowledge on how to make life better
Unconditional Love to a boy
This is a great read on how 2 men love and don't give up!
"Didn't like"
No, I hated this book. Did not hold my interest at all...
Probably not
Better story. Couldn't hold my interest
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The two new fast telephotos smc Pentax-DA 200mm f/2.8 ED [IF] SDM and smc Pentax-DA 300mm f/4.0 ED [IF] SDM are not only optically astounding but also support the ultrasonic autofocus drive system for fast and quiet operation.
Special optical glass including ED glass elements, aspherical lens elements and outstanding lens coating provide for excellent contrast characteristics, a consistent edge-to-edge sharpness and a particularly clear rendition of fine details.
As well as the outstanding imaging attributes, Pentax engineers have raised the mechanical characteristics of the lenses to a state-of-the-art level. Built-in ultrasonic motors (Supersonic Motors) in the lenses provide for extremely quiet and fast auto-focusing. Both lenses are also weatherproofed and protected from penetrating dust by appropriate seals. The front lens elements of the lenses use the special Pentax SP - Super Protect - fluoride coating technology. This nano-technology protects the front lens against dust, finger marks or smearing, making the lenses exceptionally easy to clean. The Pentax Quick Shift Focus System allows the photographer to manually alter the focus point at will without having to take the camera out of the autofocus mode.
The new smc Pentax-DA 35mm f/2.8 Macro Limited Lens will satisfy the most demanding photographer with its pictorial quality. Due to its fast aperture and outstanding sharpness this lens is ideal as an everyday standard lens.
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Since many websites use Flash, often on their homepage or as part of the navigation, it can be difficult to browse the web without the Flash plugin. If you have a 64-bit processor such as the Intel Core2 Duo, you probably installed the 64-bit version of your favorite Linux distribution. This means that you have the 64-bit version of Firefox installed. Some distributions like Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 also install the 32-bit version of Firefox, but you have to know how to start it instead of the 64-bit version if you want to use 32-bit plugins.
Recently, a program called nspluginwrapper has been developed to allow the 64-bit version of Firefox to use 32-bit versions of plugins. This tutorial shows you how to install and configure this program to allow 64-bit Firefox to use the 32-bit version of the Flash plugin. These instructions work on Fedora 7 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. They should work for other distributions with a recent version of Firefox. If you discover additional steps for other distributions, email me and let me know.
Installing nspluginwrapper
Before installing nspluginwrapper, install the 32-bit Flash Player for Linux. Instructions are available in the Installing the Flash Plugin tutorial.
- Download the two RPM files for the nspluginwrapper program from its website (link to first RPM, link to second RPM). If the binary RPMs available are not compatible with your version of glibc or gcc, you might need to download the source RPM and recompile it.
- Install the RPMs as the root user with the
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The recent announcement in which the "Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant" (ISIL) said it was creating an "Islamic caliphate" and installing Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as caliph makes a mockery of Islam, clerics and experts told Al-Shorfa.
In a June 29th audio recording, ISIL spokesman Abu Mohammed al-Adnani announced the group was establishing an "Islamic caliphate" and that al-Baghdadi had "accepted the pledge" to serve as "Caliph of the Muslims".
The declaration means Muslims must pledge allegiance to al-Baghdadi and that the legitimacy of all other "Islamic states, emirates and organisations" will be annulled, al-Adnani said.
The ISIL would now be known as the "Islamic State", he said.
With this declaration, ISIL "reached the peak of its exploitation and distortion of Islam", said Al-Azhar University professor of sharia and law Sheikh Mahmoud al-Jabali.
"This announcement demonstrates the extent of its disrespect for the centuries-old Islamic legacies," he told Al-Shorfa.
"What this gang is doing in announcing the caliphate and the instalment of the caliph is nothing but lies and fabrications and an indication of the growing injustice exercised over people in the areas where they are now present in Syria and Iraq," he added.
In Islam, there are religious conditions and guidelines to be met in the creation of a caliphate which are not found in the case of the al-Baghdadi state, al-Jabali said.
ISIL's declaration "is a void announcement because it lacks the minimum pre-requisites of the Islamic state, which assumes the state has extended its control and authority on all territories", he said. "And what is meant by 'control' is control through words and persuasion, not by blood and killing, as ISIL is doing".
It is clear ISIL is distorting the concept of the caliphate for its own purposes, "which is something that no one can be convinced with except he who is ignorant in his faith", he added.
Furthermore, when choosing a legitimate caliph, multiple candidates should be presented in order for one of them to be chosen in a process similar to an election, al-Jabali said. There would be six initial candidates, with a final selection between the remaining two, rather than a unilateral declaration of authority.
ISIL's declaration forewarns an increase in the rift between ISIL and other al-Qaeda linked groups, said Maj. Gen. Yahya Mohammed Ali, a specialist on terror groups who is retired from the Egyptian army.
The announcement "foretells of further bloody fighting between ISIL and those opposing it in the areas under its control in Iraq and Syria, especially against al-Nusra Front (ANF), and other al-Qaeda-linked organisations", he said.
"Al-Adnani's announcement was a clear message to al-Qaeda, because the announcement of the caliphate annuls other 'Islamic states' and the mandate of their rulers, whether they belonged to ISIL or any other organisation," he said.
"Regrettably, ISIL, al-Qaeda and others thrive on the presence of those who lack religious knowledge and exploit their ignorance to brainwash them, turning them into obedient tools in their hands," Ali said.
The declaration of the "Islamic caliphate" and the naming of al-Baghdadi as caliph is "the completion of the bloody farce being played out in Syria and Iraq", said Sheikh Moaz Abdul Kareem, who was a preacher at the al-Omar Mosque in Aleppo, Syria, before moving to Cairo.
ISIL's resort to the title of caliph is nothing but an attempt to hide behind an Islamic, historical symbol in the face of opposition from most people who are not convinced with their presence to begin with, he told Al-Shorfa.
"One of the conditions for a caliph is that he should possess extensive knowledge in religious sciences and be a scholar of religion, but this condition is not found in al-Baghdadi, who is not one known for extensive knowledge in religion," Abdul Kareem said.
"If, for argument's sake, we accepted that ISIL is seeking to create a caliphate, the pledge of allegiance would not be made by his entourage and his soldiers, but by all the people of the territories which will be ruled by the alleged state," he said.
"This is one of the first conditions which must be fulfilled in appointing the new caliph, which is not found in this case, especially in the wake of the huge revulsion shown by the people of Syria against ISIL due to its unacceptable practices, which it conducts in the name of religion, such as oppressive detentions, the imposition of 'jizya tax', extortion and executions," he added.
The purpose behind declaring the state is to "ensure the existence of this gang known as ISIL" and the existence of additional gangs that follow it through voicing their allegiance, Abdul Kareem said.
Furthermore, ISIL is trying to lay its hands on available funds and resources in the areas it controls, he added.
Al-Adnani's claims regarding setting up all the religious aspects of the "Islamic state" are no more than "empty words lacking any meaning or substance", he said.
"Everyone knows how sharia and hadd punishment are applied in ISIL controlled areas, and against whom, as the majority of those on whom religious rulings are being applied are those opposing ISIL, not the criminals or the murderers, and clearly they are being killed in cold blood under the cover of religion," Abdul Kareem said.
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ابن بغداد
No to ISIL and yes to Iraq. I swear if you see them in battles, they would be like rats. During the most recent battle in Al-Atheem area, they ran away like rats. Yes to Iraq.
قاسم الكتلوني
God willing, there is going to be a victory soon, with the help of God, against the challenges that they are facing
بحر الهدوء
ISIL are just animals who were living in caves. Then these animals ran away to modern cities, so they destroyed all modern things and created their own religion and Sharia because the final prophet has nothing to do with them.
God curse ISIL for they distorted the image of Islam
موراد احمد
Peace be upon you. My brothers and sisters in Islam and faith, what I'm going to say is not wild imagination but from reality. Let us first list the facts. First of all, ISIL is nothing but a terrorist foreign organization that works for pay. This organization was established by Russian intelligence service and its main goal was to maintain the Assad regime in Syria in order to safeguard its interest. The simplest evidence is that they own Sam weapons and short-range Scud missiles and that there are Western command officers, including 450 Britons. Secondly, ISIL's invasion of Iraq was at the request of Mr. Nuri Al-Maliki who made an ambiguous statement when he said his goal was to limit and restrict them to the Right Sector in order to eliminate the Sunni revolution (knowing that the Sunni revolution has nothing to do with the dissolved Baath party). However, as the saying goes, sometimes Santa doesn't bring you what you ask for. Thirdly, in order to go back to the main plan, which is to eliminate the Sunni revolution in Iraq, and so that Iraq could buy weapons from the previous millennium from a country that found no customer other than Maliki, Al-Baghdadi started to issue Fatwas (religious rulings) that are in contrary to the solid believes of our religion, such as saying that the Kaba should be set on fire. It is impossible that they are Muslims except for the ignorant ones who were fooled by their lack of faith. How could they say the Kaba should be destroyed? No one could say that because what happened to Abraha is the best example. I ask God in this blessed night of Ramadan to guide us to the straight path, bring Muslims together and bring peace to countries all over the world, especially those with Muslim majority. I ask God to afflict wrongdoers with wrongdoers and make us emerge from their midst safe and sound.
صكر حريجة
ISIL are the Baathists and Fedayeen Saddam and they are dreaming about ruling Iraq, but again and again, we are not going to give it to them
محمد محمود
This is a distortion of the image of Islam. Anything that is based on falsehood is definitely false
صفا الدين
Our fathers and we are Muslims and we know our religion and need no one to teach us how to worship the creator
I think that the Sheikh of the Azhar is not able to make any comment except from further afield. He doesn't see what Sisi is doing to Muslims. Regarding the statements made by the Major General, I don't find them strange because he is definitely one of the orphans of Abdul Naser and Abdul Hakim Amir, the heroes of the biggest setback that was incurred by Islam and Arabs at the hands of the greatest enemy
ISIL is run by Israel and is used as a tool to defame Islam.
سعيد سماك
ISIL is a filthy group
This is nonsense and is completely baseless. You are the ones who are fighting against religion and not ISIL
ام ايه
God curse ISIL and all those who belong to it
لا ابو بكر البغدادي ولا غيرير اي حثاله
ISIL, what is ISIL? We Iraqis are not fearful and we will trample them with shoes
عراقيه وافتخر
May god rid us from ISIL rats
ISIL are followers of America and Bashar
علي عبد الحسين
ام عصام
The ISIL or whatever! We ask God to save us from such filthy people.
Let us assume that the ISIL is as bad as you say, you should have quoted some scholars who have not participated in shedding the blood of the Muslims.
علي الساعدي
ISIL is cowardly
ISIL is nothing but scum and religion has nothing to do with them
حامد العراق
All of these Wahhabi groups are based on falsehood and are made by Israel, America and Britain. Wahhabism is followed only by murderers, criminals and morally and sexually decadent people
ريما الصالحي
I think Iraq and Syria do not need ISIL leaders to rule them and run their affairs. The two countries do not want a state run by people who shed blood and impose rules that have nothing to do with religion. Hence, we have to strongly disagree with what is happening now in both countries. ISIL members are nothing but a bunch of people who resemble human beings only in shape. Even if they are said to belong to animals, they would distort the image of animals due to heinousness of their acts against human beings, including indecent violations, destruction, devastation, acts of rape and others.
ريما الصالحي
This is a nice article. Keep it up
ابو هشام الحميري
http://www.mahdi-alumma.com/showthread.php?18740- a call from the Guided Imam Naser Mohammed al-Yamani to the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
Why are they distorting the image of Islam? Is there any Islam anymore these days when pants are going down and skirts are getting shorter? Obey Islam and don't act as if we represent Islam because we are the ones who distorted the image of Islam and not the Islamic State (aka Da'ish). God willing, God will be with that which is right and truthful.
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Muhammad said:"Fight in the name of Allah and in the way of Allah. Fight against those who disbelieve in Allah. Make a holy war, do not embezzle the spoils; do not break your pledge; and do not mutilate (the dead) bodies; do not kill the children. When you meet your enemies who are polytheists, invite them to three courses of action. If they respond to any one of these, you also accept it and withold yourself from doing them any harm. Invite them to (accept) Islam; if they respond to you, accept it from them and desist from fighting against them. Then invite them to migrate from their lands to the land of Muhairs and inform them that, if they do so, they shall have all the privileges and obligations of the Muhajirs. If they refuse to migrate, tell them that they will have the status of Bedouin Muilims and will be subjected to the Commands of Allah like other Muslims, but they will not get any share from the spoils of war or Fai' except when they actually fight with the Muslims (against the disbelievers). If they refuse to accept Islam, demand from them the Jizya. If they agree to pay, accept it from them and hold off your hands. If they refuse to pay the tax, seek Allah's help and fight them." Sahih Muslim, Book 019, Number 4294
لؤي البغيدادي
The analysis is hundred percent accurate
مجهول الاسم
I'm against ISIL, support forming a Sunni region, and am against foreign intervention or any intervention by any informal group
رياست خان علي أستان
Da'ish (ISIL) is a Kharejite, misguided group that has nothing to do with Islam and we are ready to resist them once our father, King Abdullah – may god grant him longevity and make him beneficial to Islam and Muslims – asks us to do so. Riyast Khan Ali Al-Pakistani, student at the Islamic University of Medina.
The testimony of the Azhar is something that would only confer legitimacy upon the Islamic State because the Azhar is currently a failed institution, because it has become the Azhar of Sisi the murderer
العراقي الاصيل
May god punish the wrongdoing infidels who insulted god's religion. May god take revenge at them.
ابن العراع
This is absolutely credible
Yes, this is not an Islamic state but rather a state of killing, looting and rape. God is letting them get carried away with their tyranny so that they may be punished twice over. I would like to ask, what are they going to say tomorrow when they stand in front of God? Aren't they fearful of God?
طه حسن السيد
ISIL was created by America for a specific goal in the region and it is the same thing as al-Qaeda's creation which led to the fragmentation of the Soviet Union for the benefit of the US. After that, America disposed of them and it is now creating ISIL to get rid of Iran and to distort the image of Islam
سمسم المدريدي
ISIL is a dog begotten by a dog
حيدر السلطان
May god curse them. They are now imposing martial laws in Mosul city and are chopping off hands, legs and tongues
جمال خلف
May God punish them; Islam is innocent of them and they have distorted Islam. But the end of ISIL is near.
حمودي الصغير
May God spare us their evil and afflict the wrongdoers with wrongdoers. I swear these people are seditious, difficult and evil.
محمد ترك
This is blatant sedition. Who are these people and where did they come up with this ideology? Since when did Islam rule with force and bloodshed?
مصطفى الخزاعي
ISIL is an infidel terrorist organization made and supported by America and Israel to destroy and defame the true Islam of Muhammad and our Islamic countries, particularly the Arab ones. The almighty God, and his Messenger, peace be upon him, and his community, are innocent of them and their dirty acts that wouldn't be committed even by the Jews. Besides, all those supporting them and their criminal acts are enemies to the almighty God and Muhammad, peace and prayers be upon him, and the pure people of his house, peace be upon them.
Even if it was made by America, who is committing such criminal acts after all? Aren't they Muslims committing them in the name of religion?!
عبدالقادر العجارمه
What is ISIL going to do about Jerusalem? Are you still talking about Islam? Shame on you
No, of course no
This hocus pocus sugarcoated hiding behind Islam has nothing to do with the true religion brought by the mighty messenger, Mohammed. God considers Islam as the sole religion and it is built upon monotheism, justice, prophethood, Imamhood and the Day of Judgment is the meeting day. So what does ISIL have to do with these fundamental values? They are following Satan in an antihuman, anti-Islam and anti-Sunnah Zionist fashion. They are like their Kharejite grandfathers who disobeyed the Imam of their time. Due to that, they disbelieved in god's religion and in the Sunnah of his mighty messenger who brought truth and peace to all creatures.
The ISIL members are mercenaries who were prepared by Bashar Al-Asad. They have nothing to do with Islam. They fight the armed resistance groups in Syria on orders of Bashar. Following the siege of Syria, the only way to get arms was through agreement between Iran, Iraq, and Syria to push the forces of the ISIL to seize the arms of the Sunnis in the north to prevent these groups from fighting. This is a hateful crisis between the Sunnis and the Shia. Shortly, the fighters of the ISIL returned to Syria with all kinds of arms.
محمود الرمحي- الأردن
The USA and its tools undermined the approaches of the largest political Islamic groups. First, the Muslim Brotherhood, which was trying to establish an Islamic state peacefully and gradually through reform of the individual and the society as well as assuming power through the modern democratic means. The military coup in Egypt, which was supported by the fake Salafists of Al-Nour Party. The second is Tahrir Party, by stealing the idea of the caliphate by the barbaric fake Salafists of the ISIS. The party has been working for many years to change the corrupt ruler peacefully by the support of some powerful parties. Is it a coincidence that the fake, fanatic and ignorant Salafists are parties on both sides, whether the supporters of the opponents (or the Muji'ah and Khawaarij) are involved in the conspiracy to kill the reform methodologies of the oldest reform groups on the political Islamic arena in the modern times? We belong to God The Almighty and to him we shall return. the wrongdoers would eventually lose. O God! guide us to the right in any dispute, as you guide whomever you wish to a right path. Amen.


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Updated: February 15, 2012
UFC on Fuel 1 "Sanchez vs. Ellenburger" — Results LIVE from the Omaha Civic Auditorium in Omaha, Nebraska. Headlining the show is two tough welterweights Diego Sanchez and Jake Ellenberger.
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- Jake Ellenberger vs. Diego Sanchez
- Dave Herman vs. Stefan Struve
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- Ronny Markes vs. Aaron Simpson
Result: Ronny Markes defeats Aaron Simpson via split decision. (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
- Philip De Fries vs. Stipe Miocic
Result: Stipe Miocic defeats Philip De Fries via knockout (punches) at 0:43 of R1.
- T.J. Dillashaw vs. Walel Watson
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- John Albert vs. Ivan Menjivar
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- Jonathan Brookins vs. Vagner Rocha
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- Sean Loeffler vs. Buddy Roberts
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- Anton Kuivanen vs. Justin Salas
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Sleeps 6 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Completed in 2005, "Ardmore" is a stunning luxury 3 bedroom (2 en suite) detached bungalow finished, furnished and equipped to the highest standards. Fully deserves its 5 star rating from the Scottish Tourist Board (their highest award) and enjoys enjoys magnificent sea or mountain views from all rooms.
Located in the village of Broadford, the second largest settlement on Skye, Ardmore is within easy walking distance of local restaurants, pubs, shops etc. Broadford is an ideal lcentre from which to tour all of Skye and Wester Ross.
Lounge - The lounge is spacious and from the bay window there are excellent views over the bay and Kinloch hills. It seats six people with ease and features a solid oak floor and a feature limestone fireplace. For entertainment there is a 42 inch plasma television with Sky, surround sound and a supply of DVDs and CDs.
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It goes one for the prophet, two for Islam,
Three for the Khutba from the Imam
Four for the Mother that birthed my frame
Five for the Father 'cause it's heart began
Been 'round the world suns all the same
Sometime's when I'm asleep I still call your name
Back when I was young I used to dream of fame
Now they all point their fingers sayin' "who's to blame"
Mother's put their girls in some pig tail curls
Father's teach their sons how to shoot their guns
They say, boy, don't ever ???, control your emotions
Take it like a man and make your stand
They say sex and violence go hand in hand
Every man blessed they gotta be tempted
Span through the depths of space and time
Stand, three eyes blind on the firin' line
Word to my man Divine, come too far
Singin' la allaha a lala
Twelve rakats short of my full day's prayer
I was hopin' that the Lord got some mercy to spare
It goes one for the ummah, two for the deen
Three for the Angels, four for the Alamin
Somewhere in between, totally obscene
Perfectly clean, I've got a Babylon Feeling
Wombs need healin', truth need revealin'
Hands need washin' from all the dirty dealin'
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That funky little sound that make you wanna get down
Somebody told me once that love makes the world go 'round
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[DFW] Best French Fries in the Metroplex [DFW]
- LewisvilleHounder Feb 8, 2010 07:29 AM
I am sure by now most of you think I eat ethnic food almost everyday. Actually I pretty much do, be it at home or eating out. On an occasion, I get a craving for the standard classics just done in near perfection.
In this case I am looking for french fries. I prefer a hand cut fresh potato over a frozen pre cut fry. I also like more thick cut than thin and preferably with the skin still on. I prefer a crisp exterior with a soft interior. I really don't care for the limp fried fries.
I really enjoy the fries at Mooyah (Coppell location), one they are thick with skins still intact, they are crispy and they freshly cut. They also come with little salt or no salt by request(which I prefer) so I can add my own. Mooyah also encourages malt vinegar to be sprinkled on them, which is a twist from the Heinz Ketchup I am used to.
So where are your favorite places for french fries? Are there any interesting condiments you put on your fries (i.e. fish sauce, Mae Ploy Sweet Chili Sauce, etc) or do you just eat them plain?
I have to say day to day that Big Easy is in my top 5. I will also give Kenny's burger joint points for both their Kenny's fries and their "old fries (shoe string).
Mignon near the corner of Spring Creek and Preston in Plano has my favorite fries. Twice fried. http://www.mignonplano.com/index2.htm
and to answer your other question, for some reason, I Iike dipping my fries in tartar sauce.
re: planojim
I agree! (I use the German/French traditional dip with these - Mayo!)
Central Market/Southlake. Pretty sure they do the two fry method. Crispy and blistered on the outside, soft on the inside - no condiment needed on these.
Neighborhood Services has outstanding french fries. I've attached a picture... not the best I've taken, but it conveys the style of french fry. This batch has a bit of what I consider undercooked fries - I prefer the golden brown, externally crisp, internally light and fluffy fries on the right. Often the entire batch looks like those, and the quality is quite reproducible - they had some trouble a month or so after opening, but the last five batches I've eaten over the course of a couple of months have been fantastic.
re: gavlist
Roger that gavlist. The fries at NS are killer!
Although I try and stay away from eating french fries, the ones I've had at Houston's will do just fine for me.
re: Scagnetti
Agreed. Maple and Motor is quite underrated, and I think they are a close contender with Wingfield's. Only thing I don't like there is the brisket sandwich, it's basically a dripping grease bomb.
I like Smashburger's fries more than Mooyah's, and make sure to ask for the rosemary/garlic seasoned type. Too bad I can't say the same for their burgers, plus sometimes the seasoning can be too intense.
Do any of the tapas restaurants here serve fries cooked with truffle oil? Craving some huevos rotos con virutas de Iberico now!
re: air
gotta say, I don't at all get the fascination with Wingfield's. I've eaten there three times - each burger was among the worst that I've eaten. Greasy. Gristly. Not beefy tasting (which is what I love about Angry Dog). And, (not a plus for me) ENORMOUS. I realize that I'm in the minority here - everyone seems to like them, but I just do not get it.
Similary (but much less extreme) Maple and Motor would be a good (just good) burger at a backyard cookout. But it's not that beefy tasting, not that incredibly juicy, not that impressive in any regard that I can discern. I've eaten two of them. The fries seemed pretty unremarkable too... so I guess I agree with Scagnetti's comment.
not trying to stir up trouble... I'm generally a pretty peaceful guy. But could you provide any insight into what you like about the abovementioned burgers and fries?
re: gavlist
With Wingfields I have only been there once and I got the exact burger that lived up to all the hype. I agree that an enormous burger isn't a plus. I enjoyed the experience but it isn't the best burger I've ever had.
To be honest you aren't alone with that opinion on Maple and Motor. The complaints I've heard have been all over the place: patties ranging anywhere from medium rare to something along the lines of a hockey puck. Also overly beefy/ underseasoned patties.
I find the burgers there outstanding when they do get it right. The best burgers I've had there have been perfectly seasoned, grilled somewhere a hair below medium-well so every bite was juicy. To me, medium to medium-well is acceptable, I'm not a fan of medium-rare. Fortunately I have only gotten one overly cooked burger there out of my four visits.
And to bring the discussion back to fries, I have gotten crisp outside, soft inside fries every single time. Didn't need to put ketchup on them.
re: gavlist
I didn't think the hamburger at Maple and Motor was any great shakes. It was good but nothing ethereal.
I did think the fries were really good. Not greasy and not oversalted. Maybe it was a timing thing, I don't know. I went there when they were first open.
re: Scagnetti
M&M's fries were very good thin fast food fries. Hot, fluffy, crispy and simply seasoned.
Burger was fine, nothing worth driving though. Wish they had been better, really enjoyed the atmosphere of the place. Bonus: they had RC Cola.
The french fries at toulouse on Knox is quite tasty...especially when dipped in the mussels sauce...now I'm craving it....
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Will have to ask them about that, though I doubt it is housemade. Just throwing an idea out for you in case you happen to see it on a pub menu somewhere.
re: LewisvilleHounder
You would think serving Patak's would be prohibitive. Look forward to air's report back.
I prefer to make my own (sweet and russet, baked) at home and dip em in Siracha, hot sauce and cajun spices, homemade BBQ, (flavored) mayo, or any type of mustard. I do prefer fried but for various health and convenience reasons usually bake them.
I had some fried yuca at a Salvadorian place recently and they have moved to the front of my favorites. You could serve these instead of french fries with no complaints from anyone. I definitely want to try them out at home.
Otherwise, I don't think I've had any memorably good fries recently. Fast food joints tend to do a better job imo than the better burger places. Toulouse was pretty good from what I recall.
The neighborhood can be a little questionable, but my favorite fries are at The Boiling Crab. They offer cajun fries and sweet potato fries, which are both really tasty.
Gorgonzola Fries at Lili's Bistro on Magnolia in Fort Worth - waffle frieds topped with gorgonzola cheese, cracked black pepper, and green onions. Simply to die for! No ketchup needed...
Mac's Barbecue at 3933 Main Street (just east of Deep Ellum) is where Chili's got there recipe for fries - back when Chili's was only local (at Meadow and Greenville) and had really good food. ... The fries at Mac's are crisp, fresh, and seasoned just right.
Mac's Barbecue
3933 Main St, Dallas, TX 75226
re: pschweizer
Was that loc of Chili's the original? Many years ago, since I lived in the area, Chili's was a favorite haunt. What was the pizza place just across the street that served gyro's - from the traditional vertical spit?
re: CocoaNut
The original Chili's (started by Larry Lavine) was at the corner of Greenville and Meadow. Olympic pizza was directly across the street.
Although not exactly "crispy", I really like large cut "Texas" fries at Big Shucks. Especially when dipped in their wonderful tarter sauce.
Big Shucks
6232 E Mockingbird Ln, Dallas, TX 75214
re: Mister F.
Tillman's in Bishop Arts has the trio of pappas thats pretty damned good. A purple, sweet and russet potato medley all hand-cut and served with sauces and smoked salt. The catsup is home made.
Had brunch at Hattie's in Oak Cliff today. Their French fried sweet potatoes were the best I've ever had. Anywhere!
I saw an episode of Anthony Bourdain about Chicago and one of the featured places was Hot Doug's. This is a hot dog place that has taken hot dogs to a high level but one interesting dish they serve is french fries cooked in duck fat.
Is there any place in Dallas that does something like that?


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College(s): Boston University and University of Texas-Pan American
High School: Mission High School – I was the Student Body President. (Don't act like you're not impressed)
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What I love about Houston: This is the city where I learned to love sports. Going to the Summit to see the Rockets advance to the Finals in the 90′s began my love for sports. The Astrodome is the site of so many fond sports memories as well from Astros playoff games to Wrestlemania X-7. I have family and friends here and I am glad to finally call it my home.
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Favorite people to interview: I'll name some of the coolest interviews I have had the chance to do. Bob Knight, Abby Wambach, Dwight Howard, Clyde Drexler, Mike Eruzione, Dwight Howard.
My experience: Well I probably have the most diverse work experience in professional sports. I started as a minor league baseball announcer in Edinburg, TX for the Edinburg Roadrunners winning a championship in 2004 (yes I got a ring). That experience led to a position as a sports talk show host in the Rio Grande Valley. I have been a play-by-play announcer for a variety of sports most recently with the Rockets D-League franchise the Rio Grande Valley Vipers. I have also worked play-by-play for the NBA D-League and NBA-TV. In addition I was a television sports anchor at XHRIO-TV (FOX) in McAllen, TX.
I have most recently served as the in-arena voice of the world famous Harlem Globetrotters. I had the opportunity to visit over 20 countries and all over the United States and Canada during my world tours.
The teams I followed growing up: New England Patriots, Boston Red Sox, Dallas Stars, Houston Rockets, Houston Astros,
Signature phrases: Unbelievable, Bingo, (I'm sure there are others)
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- Serving as the PA Announcer at Fenway Park on September 21, 2012 (Red Sox v. Orioles)
- Camping out on Landsdowne Street for over 18 hours to buy tickets for Game 2 of the 2004 World Series at Fenway Park (Yes I got in)
- Witnessing Game 5 of the 1994 Western Conference Finals at the Summit with the Rockets beating the Jazz and advancing to the NBA Finals.
- Being at every Astros victory during their 2005 World Series run, including the 18 inning game between the Astros and Braves in the NLDS.
- Announcing at amazing venues all over the world with the Globetrotters like Madison Square Garden, Staples Center, Wembley Arena (London) and the Allstate Arena.
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This pattern is from japanese sewing magazine.
This is one of my favorite pattern.
I'd like to make another one more.
But it was challenging level to me,hard work to gathering collar.
Anyway, I was filled with a feeling of accomplishment!
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Mar 22, 2013, 04.09 PMby dgprado
Wow!! I always thought you were an artist, it doesn't look handmade… Congratulations.
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Thank you for your words,too great an honour..I should be more harder on dressmaking :DGrazie!
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