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TO-2061 is an investigational drug designed as an adjunctive treatment for use with approved OCD medications. TO-2061 is a low dose formulation of ondansetron, a serotonin subtype 3 (5-HT3) receptor antagonist, that has been approved for the treatment of nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy and radiation therapy, and for the prevention of postsurgical nausea and vomiting. Ondansetron has an established history of clinical use as a safe and effective treatment at a typical daily dose of 16 mg to 24 mg. In the Phase 2 trial, TO-2061 was studied at total daily doses of 1 mg to 1.5 mg.
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Transcept Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of proprietary products that address important therapeutic needs in the field of neuroscience. Intermezzo® (zolpidem tartrate) sublingual tablet C-IV is the first FDA approved Transcept product. Purdue Pharma holds commercialization and development rights for Intermezzo in the United States. For further information about Transcept, please visit www.transcept.com. For information about Intermezzo, please visit www.IntermezzoRx.com.Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve substantial risks and uncertainties. All statements, other than statements of historical facts, included in this press release regarding our strategy, future operations, future financial position, future revenues, projected expenses, prospects, plans and objectives of management are forward-looking statements. Examples of such statements include, but are not limited to, statements relating to the following: the determination of next steps, if any, in the clinical development program for TO-2061 for the treatment of OCD patients who have not adequately responded to approved OCD mediations, the completion of remaining protocol-specified analyses in early 2013 and any future decisions based on those analyses. Transcept may not actually achieve the plans, carry out the intentions or meet the expectations or projections disclosed in our forward-looking statements, and you should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. Actual results or events could differ materially from the plans, intentions, expectations and projections disclosed in the forward-looking statements. Various important factors could cause actual results or events to differ materially from the forward-looking statements that Transcept makes, including the risks described in detail in the "Risk Factors" section of Transcept periodic reports filed with the SEC. Forward-looking statements do not reflect the potential impact of any future in-licensing, collaborations, acquisitions, mergers, dispositions, joint ventures, or investments Transcept may enter into or make. Transcept does not assume any obligation to update any forward-looking statements, except as required by law.
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When governments collapse, human philosophies fail and your life is crashing down around you, Rediscovering the Kingdom will become your guide through the treacherous storms of the 21st century. All of the past ideologies have failedhumanism, communism, totalitarianism, fascism, socialism and even democracy. This is a philosophy, an ideology that will not fail, for it was bore in the heart of God Himself.
As Dr. Munroe unveils the reality and the power of the Kingdom of God, you will be challenged to the core of your religious soul as you discover realities that few have seen, let alone talked about.
Rediscovering the Kingdom will defy almost every concept you have about religion as it shifts the focus away from religion towards the ultimate issuethe Kingdom of God. In this book you will discover:
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United Airlines today launched a second daily nonstop service between Dublin and its New York hub, Newark Liberty International Airport.
The seasonal service will operate until August 19, 2014.
"We are delighted to introduce an additional nonstop service to New York and offer our Irish customers increased flexibility this summer," said Yvonne Muldoon, United's Sales Manager Ireland. "From our hub at New York/Newark, United customers can not only reach downtown Manhattan quickly and easily, but also take advantage of convenient connections to over 300 destinations across the Americas."
United operates the service with Boeing 757-200 aircraft with 169 seats - 16 flat-bed seats in United BusinessFirst and 153 in United Economy, including 45 Economy Plus seats with added legroom and increased personal space.
Flight UA131 departs Dublin Airport daily at 12:55 p.m., arriving in New York/Newark at 3:25 p.m. the same day. The return flight, UA130, departs New York/Newark daily at 10:25 p.m., arriving in Dublin at 10:20 a.m. the following day (all times local). Flight times are seven hours 30 minutes westbound and six hours 55 minutes eastbound.
United also operates year-round service with flight UA22, departing Dublin Airport daily at 9:00 a.m., arriving in New York/Newark at 11:30 a.m. the same day. The return flight, UA23, departs New York/Newark daily at 7:00 p.m., arriving in Dublin at 6:55 a.m. the following day (all times local).
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Urbana Fire Chief Mike Dilley believes sparks from running farming equipment is what ignited the fire.
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If all is well with your health and well-being, your doctor will likely give the all-clear sign for you to resume normal activity. Women who had vaginal deliveries can exercise again, and c-section patients can drive, lift heavy objects, and exercise as well.
And for all types of deliveries, your doctor will probably tell you it's safe to start having sex again, though it may very well be the last thing on your sleep-deprived mind. However, you'll get around to it sometime, so you'll need to have a talk about contraception. "One of the most important parts of this checkup is family planning. It's possible to become pregnant right after coming home from the hospital," says Margaret Comerford Freda, a registered nurse and certified health-education specialist at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City. Barrier methods of birth control, such as a diaphragm, need to be checked for fit since your cervix may have changed size after pregnancy.
You may want to change birth control methods entirely; what worked for you before may not fit your new life. If you used to take the Pill, for example, you may decide to try an IUD because taking medicine may now be the last thing you want to remember to do each day. It's also wise to ask your healthcare provider about new forms of contraception. Some may have come out during your pregnancy.
Before you leave your doctor's office, be sure to take the opportunity to ask any lingering questions you may have about your new post-baby body -- and new life as a mom. Getting the answers you need will make the transition to motherhood that much smoother.
Alicia Brooks Waltman, a mother of two, is a writer in Silver Spring, Maryland.
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A graphical look at the Badgers' 37-3 win over Western Illinois at Camp Randall Stadium on Saturday:
Nothing better as a Coach than watching young men reach their goals. #OnWisconsin-- Gary Andersen (@UWCoachAndersen) August 5, 2014
- Photos: Morning Practice | Afternoon Practice
Good day of work for our guys with a schedule that got everybody reps. Looking forward to getting the pads on!! #Badgers-- Gary Andersen (@UWCoachAndersen) August 5, 2014
Photos: Morning Practice | Afternoon Practice
The month-long march to a much-anticipated season opener began Monday for the Wisconsin football team, which took the field at Camp Randall Stadium in shifts for the first practices of the 2014 season.
The 14th-ranked Badgers opened fall camp -- and, in essence, their preparation for No. 13 LSU -- with a pair of split-squad sessions aimed at maximizing the number of reps for each player. The divided approach will continue Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday before the Badgers strap on full pads for the first time on Friday.
The morning session's 6:20 a.m. start time meant football under the lights for the first group of players, who drilled for 16 periods with a number of their teammates who were slotted into the afternoon session on hand as spectators. "If they think that they can gain something out of a practice, then they can come in and watch it," UW head coach Gary Andersen said of the non-participating players. "If I was fighting for a spot, pretty good chance I'd be sitting in those stands."
"I like the schedule," he added. "I think it's great. The reps were fantastic."
One highlight came from freshman kicker Rafael Gaglianone, who went 5-for-5 on field goal tries to open the practice, including an on-the-money boot from 49 yards that had plenty of yardage to spare. "You're going to make me comment on a kicker after one day?" Andersen quipped when he was asked about Gaglianone's performance after the day's second practice.
"He hit them all and he was very confident," Andersen said. "He said, 'Don't worry, coach, I'll make them all.' It was good. I like it. It's better than saying, 'Coach, I plan on missing three today.'"
Also drawing strong reviews was freshman wide receiver George Rushing, whose exploits in the morning session included a one-handed catch he made despite losing a shoe while running his route, and afternoon participant Taiwan Deal, who Andersen is hopeful can take the role of No. 3 tailback behind junior Melvin Gordon and sophomore Corey Clement.
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Voting for the contest is taking place on the SiriusXM College Sports Nation Facebook page and runs through 11 p.m. (CT) on Sunday.
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Two weeks removed from one of the greatest seasons in Wisconsin history, the men's basketball team will be celebrating a year that witnessed 30 wins and a magical trip to the Final Four at Thursday's Postseason Celebration.
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The Badgers were up and at it early on Wednesday, hitting the field inside the McClain Center for a practice session that got underway just before 6 a.m. in order to accommodate pre-spring break exams for a number of players. Darius Hillary and the defense spent a good portion of the session backed up against the end zone working to defend the Badgers' receivers.
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Head coach Gary Andersen met with members of the media following the Badgers' early-morning practice session Wednesday inside the McClain Center.
Among the highlights of Andersen's update:
- Assistant coach Chris Beatty has taken over as the Badgers' recruiting coordinator, replacing Thomas Hammock, who is now the running backs coach with the Baltimore Ravens
- Leon Jacobs has moved from outside linebacker to inside linebacker, with Andersen noting the play of Jesse Hayes at OLB this spring as a reason for shifting Jacobs inside
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Bagheri, Arezoo and Midi, Habshah and Rahmatullah Imon, A.H.M (2009) Two steps robust Mahanalobis method for identification of multiple high leverage points. Journal of Mathematics and Statistics, 5 (2). pp. 97-106. ISSN 1549-3644
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Problem statement: High leverage points are extreme outliers in the X-direction. In regression analysis, the detection of these leverage points becomes important due to their arbitrary large effects on the estimations as well as multicollinearity problems. Mahalanobis Distance (MD) has been used as a diagnostic tool for identification of outliers in multivariate analysis where it finds the distance between normal and abnormal groups of the data. Since the computation of MD relies on nonrobust classical estimations, the classical MD can hardly detect outliers accurately. As an alternative,Robust MD (RMD) methods such as Minimum Covariance Determinant (MCD) and Minimum Volume Ellipsoid (MVE) estimators had been used to identify the existence of high leverage points in the data set. However, these methods tended to swamp some low leverage points even though they can identify high leverage points correctly. Since, the detection of leverage points is one of the most important issues in regression analysis, it is imperative to introduce a novel detection method of high leverage points. Approach: In this study, we proposed a relatively new two-step method for detection of high leverage points by utilizing the RMD (MVE) and RMD (MCD) in the first step to identify the suspected outlier points. Then, in the second step the MD was used based on the mean and covariance of the clean data set. We called this method two-step Robust Diagnostic Mahalanobis Distance (RDMDTS) which could identify high leverage points correctly and also swamps less low leverage points. Results: The merit of the newly proposed method was investigated extensively by real data sets and Monte Carlo Simulations study. The results of this study indicated that, for small sample sizes, the best detection method is (RDMDTS) (MVE)-mad while there was not much difference between (RDMDTS) (MVE)-mad and (RDMDTS) (MCD)-mad for large sample sizes. Conclusion/Recommendations: In order to swamp less low leverage as high leverage point, the proposed robust diagnostic methods, (RDMDTS) (MVE)-mad and (RDMDTS) (MCD)-mad were recommended.
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Dr. Solnik's office is a busy place, people know the value and his waiting area is always crowded, so do not complain about his punctuality. He is easy but attentive. With my 2 kids I have seen his many (Manny) faces, when he sees something serious in your health development you probably will not recognize him at all (may God forbid you from anything serious). Me and my family are glad to have access to his services and could not wish for more. Thank you Doctor!
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Thanks for the opportunity to express my feeling about Dr. Solnik. He has been the best doctor we could find (my family and I). As immigrants is really scary to find somebody that could help us, and he was and is excellent. We have been his patients for more than 8 years and we always had answers for our questions, good results with treatments, and always a good experience in our appointments. The staff at the desk sometimes is too protective of the doctors, but I agree with other people that said everybody can have a bad day. I can't complain, they have been nice enough. We moved away, but we don't mind to drive all the way to Miss. I wouldn't like to find another doctor. He takes the time to talk which after certain age is more important than ever, to feel that he is taking you serious. Thanks again Doctor Solnik. Marina C.
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Been going there for quite some time for various issues but I find myself leaving more dissatisfied with each visit. As eaveryone has mentioned, wait is terrible, minimum of an hour and I've waited on two seperate occasions 2.5 hours. He seems quite moody, sometimes he's friendly and somewhat talkative and others he seems to be ignoring me and has little to say. He has helped me with many illness but is quick to take a guess. I'm looking for another doctor as I find his knowledge/experience good but definitely not worth the wait and service.
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This one-day conference convenes specialists working on important aspects of China's involvement with Latin America. The programme will begin with a history of the Chinese diaspora focussing on the different patterns of migration taken by Chinese workers on their journey to the Americas. Against this background speakers will then examine Sino-Latin American relations in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. This theme will be analysed through the two sides' respective political economies and through the impact of China's investments on emerging markets. Health diplomacy offers a final perspective through which to trace China in Latin America. The Conference is free to students and academics.
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Axel Körner (UCL Centre for Transnational History)
10.30 The Chinese in Latin America and the Caribbean: An Historical Overview from the Sixteenth Century (late Ming) to the Twenty-First Century.
Evelyn Hu-Dehart (Brown University)
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11.30 Brazil and China: New Opportunities and Dilemmas
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AMONG writers of the younger--which these days means under forty--generation, David Foster Wallace has a reputation as a wild-card savant. A fictioneer and former Harvard philosophy student, Wallace is the author of The Broom of the System, a novel; Girl With Curious Hair, an envelope-stretching book of stories; and, with Mark Costello, a nonfiction work, Signifying Rappers: Rap and Race in the Urban Present. He has also done some hard schooling in halfway houses and recovery programs (a fact not irrelevant to the novel under review). His latest offering, Infinite Jest, has been moving toward us like an ocean disturbance, pushing increasingly hyperbolic rumors before it: that the author could not stop writing; that the publisher was begging for cuts of hundreds of pages; that it was, qua novel, a very strange piece of business altogether. Now it's here and, yes, it is strange, not just in its radically cantilevered plot conception but also in its size (more than a thousand pages, one tenth of that bulk taking the form of endnotes): this, mind you, in an era when publishers express very real doubts about whether the younger generation--presumably a good part of Wallace's target audience--reads at all.
. What is it, and where has it come from?Let me try the second question first. About four years ago Wallace published a vividly idiosyncratic autobiographical essay in Harper's. "Tennis, Trigonometry, Tornadoes" gave an account of the author's youthful obsession with tennis and also conjured an intriguing metaphysics, bringing together the grid of the court, the larger grid of the Illinois farm country where Wallace grew up, and the vagaries of the mighty weather systems that move like free will through those precincts of determinism. "Between the ages of twelve and fifteen," Wallace wrote, "I was a near great junior tennis player. . . . At fourteen I was ranked seventeenth in the United States Tennis Association's Western Section . . ." Later he recalled his intensely rivalrous friendship with one Gil Antitoi, the son of a professor of Québecois history. Details, details--but it is sometimes by way of details and their transformation that we understand a bit more about the alchemist's retort that is the writer's imagination. How else to get a purchase on this work? It is as thick with narrative stuff as any novel in recent memory, but it has axial strands involving Enfield, a tennis academy outside Boston; Ennet House, a residence for recovering substance abusers; and a fantastical conspiracy tale featuring Québecois-separatist terrorists and, not insignificantly, a Cambridge storefront owned by the brothers Antitoi.
Get it? I'm not sure "get it" is the point here, really. I could lay out a full half dozen other major plot elements and the big picture would still not begin to come clear. You see, in this young writer's vision the big picture, if we can even speak of such a thing, does not have a "clear" to come to: that is part of what the whole, the sum of the parts, is saying about the world, about reality. Wallace is scrabbling along the high-terrain paths earlier explored by Thomas Pynchon and William Gaddis. Indeed, not only does he share with both a mordantly black view of modern and late-modern experience, but he also has a penchant for weaving long braids from enticingly antiphonal plots, each of which is differently absorbing, if not for its characterizations or imaginative brio then for the sharp snap of its thought, the obsessiveness of its informational reference (hence the notes), or--and--the incandescence of the writing.
Wallace's particular conceit in Infinite Jest is that the events described are taking place in the indeterminate future, possibly several decades hence. Some features are familiar, while others have an ominous or spoofy futuristic cast. Wallace is not afraid to commingle various tonal and thematic registers. Against the more credible psychological travails of the central characters he sets past-tense references to the Limbaugh presidency and descriptions of the "Great Concavity," a large area of New England that has been ceded to Canada and yet is used as a dumping ground (gigantic catapults near Boston send canisters of trash and toxins arcing thither).
BUT these more outré materials combine to form what is finally a thematic second tier. The foreground of Infinite Jest features three basic plot systems. At the center of one is Hal Incandenza, an adolescent tennis star attending Enfield Tennis Academy (ETA), which his family founded, and which has been administered by his mother and uncle since his father, James, who was also an experimental filmmaker, ended things by putting his head in a specially rigged microwave oven. Hal, who is compulsive and brilliant, shows his damage obliquely: he cannot walk the orthogonal paths of ETA with an unaltered mind. "Hal likes to get high in secret," we read, "but a bigger secret is that he's as attached to the secrecy as he is to getting high." An intriguing filtering presence, and a fine departure point for Wallace's various divagations into Incandenza family lore, Hal does not himself do much besides play tennis and, late in the book, try to stop smoking pot.
Then there is the world of Don Gately. Gately is a former drug abuser and breaking-and-entering artist who made the bad mistake of going after an assistant D.A. who once caused him to do some time. After invading the man's home, Gately sent him
two high-pixel Polaroid snapshots, one of big Don Gately and one of his associate, each in a Halloween mask denoting a clown's great good professional cheer, each with his pants down and bent over and each with the enhanced-focus handle of one of the couple's toothbrushes protruding from his bottom.
The photos came, of course, after husband and wife had had ample time to carry out their hygienic rituals; the A.D.A.'s wife became, alas, unhinged. Now, hiding out at Ennet House, trying to go straight (indeed, finding in himself a reservoir of saintly impulses), Gately lives in daily dread of being found by the vengeful A.D.A. He performs his menial tasks, goes to meetings, interacts with the other Ennet denizens. Again, little happens in the way of conventional plot.
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Could you not just change the IP address of your machine back to its old IP temporarily which would allow you to login and change the IP address? (I assume that it is possible to do that!)
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Just wondeiring if anyone can help - i have a knowledge box sat next to me on a wrong IP Address ( Comms team decided to change the range ). So plugged VGA Cable into her and im greeted with a CentOS OS with a kbcentos Login... does anybody know this.. ashuing there is a "engineers" login.. and does anybody actually know how to change the address range on these?
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Could you not just change the IP address of your machine back to its old IP temporarily which would allow you to login and change the IP address? (I assume that it is possible to do that!)
u know ... thats exactly what i thought, but i cant actually find anything on there to change the IP address....
So i ashumed ( bad thing to do ) it had to be done in the "console"
If it has to be done at the console, you will need to edit the /etc/network/interfaces file. This requires toor access mind.
Have you tried some of the usual default passwords? (I'm thinking root, toor, Root...) You could also try rebooting and when the grub prompt appears trying to go into single user mode.
Right, i think ive found the right area now - however its asking password through the GUI to access the "system engineers setup options" any ideas?
I would imagine it is /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ethX not /etc/network/interfaces if it is a CentOS box.
Ric made a good suggestion about changing YOUR IP to match the IP range of the box (assuming the comms team changed YOUR range not the boxes) and then logging in as you would normally.
I wouldn't recommend going down this engineer route breaking into the system if you could just change your IP above. Of course, if you don't know the password then I imagine you'll need to contact them or try Ric's single user mode idea.
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The Future of Our Church
Fr. Robert J. Carr
We have lived forty years since Vatican II. Catholics in some sense suffered through a time of confusion and a time of exploration as we walked through the desert of the latter half of the Twentieth Century. Now, in the aftermath of the priest abuse crisis, the fog clears and we are starting to see our way as Church.
Many have declared Vatican II as calling for the change in our discipline. Women, they say, should be ordained now. Priests should marry and the Church should be more rooted in the world around us. It is becoming clear that those ideas are part of the desert experience that we need to leave behind. Yet, what is ahead of us? The model of the Church for the Third Millenium. That model is now easier to see.
Pope John XXIII called for us to get back to the roots of Christianity in Vatican II. If we want to see our future we can see those roots in the early days of the Church especially the Gospels. If we want to cite the model of the Church for the future then look no further than the story of Jesus and the Samaritan Woman. (John 4:4-42)
Remember the story, Jesus speaking to the woman reveals that he knows more about her than she knows about herself. He so changes her heart and her life that she excitedly goes out into the village and tells all about this man she met named Jesus. She leads the villagers back to him and they find out for themselves what changed this scorned woman. This is our future.
The role of priest is to help the laity go out into the world and preach the gospel. The role of laity is to lead the world back to Christ. Thus has it always been, thus will it always be. Therefore, the future of our Church is to become more and more like the post-Jesus Samaritan woman. We need to minister to each other and minister to the world in such a way that we recognize just how much our life is changed because we met and know Jesus.
The Church in the United States is just now getting the message that Catholics in other parts of the world have understood for many years. Indeed, here in Boston when newspapers cite theologians calling for Vatican II to be put in place, I explain that it is alive and well below the US/Mexican Border. The people of good faith in the Central and South American church have long known how to live Vatican II. They are beginning to teach us here.
As one who ministers more in Spanish than I do in English, I have found the dichotomy between Catholicism in the United States and in the other parts of the Americas fascinating. As is common to the US culture, structure is key. Yet, south of our border, community is the defining point. Both are important in our Church but too much of one or the other puts the Church out of balance. Presently, there is such a focus on structure that Catholic Universities define Vatican II strictly in terms of a change in that structure. Yet, the sons and daughters of Spanish and Portuguese Catholicism find that a community rooted in a deep relationship with Christ is what defines our faith. Our solution is when we have the proper balance of South and North American Catholicism. Our Church is meaningless if we are not first Christ centered.
No story reveals a more Christ centered experience in the bible than that of the Samaritan woman. She goes from being slave to the sins of the flesh to the liberation of the Kingdom of God. Our vocation is to not only to experience the same thing in our lives but to facilitate it in the lives of others. As priest, I teach the laity and the laity goes out and teaches the world. Yet, I also know from my experience in ministry that this works in reverse as well. The laity teach me as I teach them and together we become more and more centered on Christ. This is the Vatican II church.
It is unfortunate, that some theologians do not understand that dynamic and instead define Vatican II by women�s ordination. There is no Christianity in their teaching, only human centered theology. You and I are part of a way of being Catholic that is so old, it is new. Indeed, it comes to us from a Samaritan woman who discovered living water at Jacob�s well two thousand years ago. The world has not been the same since.
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Almost everyone has seen these dinosaurs in one way or the other. They have been in everything from music videos to Pee Wee's Big Adventure, and if you live in Southern California there is not much chance that you haven't driven by them at least once on the way to Palm Springs or Arizona. According to the dinosaurs website over 12 million people drive by them every year. The history of the dinosaurs is as follows:
The dinosaurs were built over 30 years ago. The apatosaurus (formely known as the brontosaurus) took eleven years to build and is the biggest dinosaur in the world. The belly of Dinny hosts an awesome store with something for everyone. The T-Rex, affectionately known as "Mr. Rex", took seven years to build.
The dinosaurs are free to see, but it does cost if you want to go in the T Rex (more on that below). The apatosaurs has a full gift shop inside his belly which is really fun for kids. There is everything from old cave men to toys inside. I love walking around and checking out the dinosaurs as they provide a lot of great photo opportunities and are fun to show visitors. There is also a restaurant right next to them that you can stop at and eat in their shadow. I have not done it myself so make sure to let me know if it is good in the comments.
There are now plans to completely renovate the area and the dinosaurs themselves to turn this exit into a premier stop off the freeway. It seems interesting to me that it has taken them so long to do this as Morongo Casino and the outlets have been drawing tourists for years now and you would think the dinosaurs would want to cash in on that. I have not seen any progress made on this for years though so I wouldn't hold my breath.
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The Dinosaur museum at the Cabazon Dinosaurs is a decent sized outdoor museum that has a lot of different plastic dinosaur busts that you can see. The cost to enter it is $7 and there really isn't a lot to see that makes the price worth it, other than being able to climb into the famous T-Rex. For me, a climb in the T rex was easily worth the $7 once.
After paying the fee you will head first into the anamorphic dinosaurs area. I expected this to be really cool but the dinosaurs really don't do much of anything. A few have arms that move and one moves its head. There are also a lot of toys and such that you can buy here as well.
After checking out the inside I explored the back area which was full of the dinosaur scenes that they had created for the park. There is everything from lions to velociraptor represented and there are misters to keep you cool.
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Once you reach the base of the T rex you can proceed up the walkway into the staircases.
There are three flights of stairs that lead you all the way up to the head of the T Rex.
Once you make it to the top there is a spiral staircase that will bring you into the head itself.
I enjoyed this vantage point and it was cool to look through the teeth at the other dinosaur and the crowd below.
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I Love to Eat: One-Man Bio Play of James Beard, TV's First Chef
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Beard's life had to consist largely of creating, testing, and writing recipes, and yet this aspect of his life is almost totally ignored in the production. The acting is superb; the sets, lighting and special effects are also terrific. But Beard's life story ends abruptly in this production, without much narrative justification, and just as the going is getting good.
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A very well acted view into the personality of James Beard, the first great American chef. The play could be constructed a bit better, but nonetheless it is well worth seeing. Personal and funny scenes give you a glimpse of both Beard's humor...continued
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Acting was good but the show was a little thin.
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oh how fun is this......wish I could figure out Byzantine chain.....I just love the look of it and love what you've done with the colours
Tamara, thx for your compliment ! I appreciate it!
I've been doing chainmaille for about two years and it takes abit to learn the weaves. I 've had frustrating moments as well.
There is a good tutorial on the Byzantine here: http://dailyskein.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/byzantine-weave.pdf
good photos on how to do it... perhaps you know of this one...
I used the 18 gauge 5/32 " jump rings for my piece and attached the Byz units to the large oval jump rings..
There are so many variations and colors one can use.
Thx again.. Don't give up (^_^) the finished chains are awesome!
Wendy, thank you and that link is awesome...will have to try it from there....I keep saying to myself my fingers are too fat.....
I did figure out Helm chain right away and love it...but I truly love the look of Byzantine and WILL get it right....sooner or later :)
thanks again....I'll keep you posted
Tamara, you are welcome.
If you have access to a Jewellers Pick - this can be really helpful for holding the rings in place while you slip another ring through them. It is easier than trying to hold the rings. Even a small knitting needle might work. I sometimes find suitable tools for my jewellery making on my husband's workbench :)
Do let me know how it goes :)
i love the clasp - is it a toggle, I assume?
Do you have any problem with the finish coming off the colored rings?
thanks again Wendy, right now all I have is my bead reamer......but I'll have a look around....
Sue, thanks for your questions. Yes it is a silver colored toggle on this bracelet. I only showed part of the bracelet because I like the close up of the detail on this one .
These rings are silvered enameled copper rings. When working with them I tape my pliers to try to avoid scratching the color off the rings. I try to handle my jewelry with alot of care as well so as not to nick the colors. SEC rings are quite durable though. But the colors on Titanium and Niobium rings are even more durable. They are quite abit more expensive though.
I enjoy the brilliant array of colors on silvered enameled copper rings!
Tamara, you are welcome, all the best !
Very pretty
Thx Anastacia :)
I love this bracelet. Such a neat idea to make small segments and connect them like that. Awesome.
Thx Linda, yes, the sky's the limit with colors and rings sizes and attaching all kinds of beads in between the Byzantine segments. I have made several kinds of these bracelets. So many ideas - so little time :0)
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