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I live in a 1912 house with lots of old, single pane wood windows. I'd like to replace at least some of them with something more efficient, yet in keeping with the character of the house. I've looked at full frame inserts from Andersen, Pella, Marvin, and Milgard (Ultra), all of which have wood interiors which I think would look fine. However, I'm concerned about the loss of visible glass. Looks like it's about 1-2" on each side.
So I decided to reconsider the Marvin Tilt-Pac (haven't seen other sash replacements?). I don't like the look of the vinyl rails one bit, but they would preserve the visible glass, and presumably would cost less despite not qualifying for the tax rebate (I think?). My question is, how much less energy efficient are these? With a good install, are they comparable? Any other thoughts on inserts vs sash replacement? Thanks! |
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With a good install, Sash packs should be comparable to their insert or full frame counterparts from a leakage and thermal efficiency. This is only as it applies to the operable section of the windows and glass. A full frame window will allow the installer to address the lack of insulation in the weight pockets more easily as well as any air leakage between the window and the rough opening framing of the home. A sash pack will not. I might be mistaken, but I am not sure that the Sash packs qualify for the Energy Star tax credit. On the glass loss issue, you should not loose much glass, if any, on a full frame replacement. You may get some glass back for that matter. The issue of glass loss is more commonly experienced on insert installations. |
Uh-oh, looks like I'm mixing up my terminology. By full frame replacement, I meant use of a retrofit/insert window. Do the sash replacement kits compare well with those, efficiency-wise? |
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An insert window removes the sashes and puts a window that has a supporting frame and sashes in its place. The biggest issue with sash packs is getting a qualified installer to put them in properly. If the glass in the two windows is comparable, the efficiency of the sash pack (if installed correctly) should be relatively the same. The issue with sash packs is that they are subject to air infiltration if not measured and installed properly. An insert window can be sealed pretty easily so most mildly qualified installers can put the window in without any air leakage issues. |
I am a fan of sash replacement packs, but on a 100 year old house, you and the installer need to evaluate the condition of your frames. Out-of-squareness due to settling can be brutal, it doesn't take a lot of that to make you regret using the sash packs. Also, variations in sash opening width between units that seem to be the same will kill you with "too tight" or "too loose" operation. You can shim the liners if you have to but I would not plan to do that on more than one or two. I had a job go terribly bad because somebody insisted on the sash packs (no loss of glass) for historic preservation of frames and int/ext trim. Something to keep in mind. |
I know of one company that has an "insert" wooden window which will forgive the slight out of squareness of an old window. It is Semco which is a old line window company out of Wisconsin. You will pay as much for this "replacement" as you would a new window but it is far better than any typical "replacement window" Since it also comes with it's own frame, you do not have to mess with sizing screens to the outside frame. Normally with a sash pack (Semco has them too) you cover the outside wood with aluminum coil and measuring for screens is a pain. If the frames are good, not rotten, square and plumb, go for the sash pack. It is also possible to get sash packs that do not reduce the existing clear opening which could effect egress requirements. Even if your existing windows do not meet today's egress, you can replace them with like size but you cannot reduce from the current clear opening. |
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I wonder if anyone here knows where I might find information about what (if any) computers were in use in the White House prior to 1963?
A former Sec Service agent claims in his book "The Echo from Dealy Plaza" he saw computer consoles being used in the basement while on an orientation tour. I would love to follow up on this assertion and find out what those computers were being used for, or if the author was...confused. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Jann |
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Try the link below, the first section seems to cover it but I did not do deep analysis. |
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Thank you, Owbist... I can't seem to access it. I'll try again from work. -J |
Got it this time! Thank you! -J |
At the time of the JFK assignation, I was with a National corporation, based in Atlanta, GA. We were a distribution point for several product lines. We had IBM Tabulators which prepared customer statements "in-house" for certain products. For another product line, all data was transmitted daily via a punched tape to Detroit where all invoices, inventory records, etc. were done. And, the University I attended had computers back in the 1950s. I know for sure they were offering classes in computer programming by 1962. I see nothing out of the ordinary by the comment from that book. As a side note, I'm currently reading an interesting book about the 3 assignations of the era - JFK, Bobby, and MLK called the "Legacy of Secrecy." |
Hi, SamTom The reason I thought the author might be confused about the time was, I remember exactly where I was when JFK's death was announced (Math Class - sophomore year). And trying to think back, I don't remember any computers being around except for "Univac" that was on some kind of game show. I saw a picture of one of those punched tape machines. I was quite impressed with Bill Sloan's "JFK: the Last Dissenting Witness" - about the "lady in red" in the Zabruder (sp?) film. Cheers, |
There were also punch cards created at data processing terminals. The cards were then manually taken and inserted into a machine for the data to be input to the "brain". It is my recollection that Univac was originally U.S. government dedicated. Seems to me not too long ago, and I hope I remember correctly, I read where that as physically huge as Univac was the current systems we personal users have are faster, more powerful, and more data storage. The same was said about the computers used for all the Apollo missions. It makes sense, but I find it amazing. DA |
Google to the rescue. You can read about the history of Univac at the link below. There were computers in government well before 1963. Univac was eventually owned by Sperry, which was later merged with Burroughs, and became Unisys which still exists today. |
Here is a link that might be useful: History of Univac
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Cristina R Antonescu, Lei Zhang, Gunnlaugur P Nielsen, Andrew E Rosenberg, Paola Dal Cin, Christopher D Fletcher. Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Ctr, New York, NY; Massachusettes General Hospital, Boston; Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston, MA
Background: Despite their common predilection for superficial acral location and frequent local recurrences, MIFS and HFLT have distinct morphologic appearances. Only recently cytogenetic studies have identified the presence of an identical t(1;10)(p22;q24) in 5 cases of MIFS and 2 of HFLT, suggesting a pathogenetic link between these two entities.
Design: In order to investigate further the potential relationship between these lesions, as well as to determine the incidence of t(1;10) in a larger group of patients, we subjected 22 cases, representing 6 MIFS, 13 HFLT, and 3 cases with mixed morphology, to molecular and cytogenetic analysis. FISH analysis using custom BAC probes for TGFBR3 on 1p22 and MGEA5 on 10q24 was performed in all cases. Conventional karyotyping was also performed in one HFLT and two cases with mixed MIFS/HFLT histology.
Results: Overall 81% of cases (4/6 MIFS and 11/13 HFLT) showed gene rearrangements in both TGFBR3 and MGEA5. A consistent unbalanced pattern was identified by FISH, with deletion of centromeric fragment of TGFBR3 and telomeric portion of MGEA5. All three cases with features of MIFS and HFLT were positive. Two otherwise typical cases from each group, one each in the arm and leg, were negative for rearrangement in both genes by FISH. Cytogenetic analysis performed in three cases confirmed the presence of a t(1;10)(p22;q24), as well as loss of chromosome 3 material.
Conclusions: The high incidence of t(1;10) in both MIFS and HFLT reinforce the likely shared pathogenetic relationship of these two lesions. Furthermore, the co-existence of both components either synchronously within the same tumor or metachronously in primary/subsequent recurrence, suggest that they represent different morphologic variants of the same entity. FISH analysis for the presence of TGFBR3 and MGEA5 rearrangements can be applied as a reliable molecular test when confronted with limited biopsy material or a challenging diagnosis.
Category: Bone & Soft Tissue
Monday, February 28, 2011 11:15 AM
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Simon Cowell and Demi Lovato
On, "The X Factor", she's bubbly and nice, and he's gloomy and mean; getting Demi Lovato & Simon Cowell on our couch together is like the human equivalent of sweet 'n sour.
On, "The X Factor", she's bubbly and nice, and he's gloomy and mean; getting Demi Lovato & Simon Cowell on our couch together is like the human equivalent of sweet 'n sour.
They sing! They dance! They're funny! They're beautiful! If they weren't so nice, we'd be suspicious that Nancy and Beth's Megan Mullally and Stephanie Hunt are a little too perfect...
Did you know that "Glee's" Chris Colfer is an expert at wielding sais, the deadly martial arts dagger? Frankly, we think most showtunes could use more lethal weaponry; imagine "Cats" with flamethrowers!
Adam Scott stars in "A.C.O.D." which stands for Adult Children of Divorce. Sorry to any fans of the popular web series Action Chicken of Detroit; no movie for you just yet.
Nikki Glaser is a born-and-bred Kansan. Or is it Kansasian? Kansite? Look, she's very funny and she's from Kansas and let's not get bogged down in geographical semantics.
Simon Helberg is known for three things: starring in "The Big Bang Theory", his Nicolas Cage impression, & his award-winning BBQ sauce. We might only have time for the first two, though.
Anna Kendrick's song "Cups" from "Pitch Perfect" is still charting on Billboard. It's our favorite use of a drink container as a percussive instrument since Lil Wayne hit his goblet against the mic accidentally.
Folksters Delta Rae have three siblings in their six-person band. Does it counts as sibling rivalry if they fight to see who can rock the hardest? Their album is Carry the Fire.
Ricky Gervais stars in "Muppets Most Wanted." We're dying to know what Fozzie's like off-set. Is he always on or does he chill out off-camera?
Tig Notaro left Texas after she dropped out of high school, but she returns with a Grammy nomination & an assistant credit on Xena: Warrior Princess, AKA the nerdy version of Walker: Texas Ranger.
Frank Turner based his album, England Keep My Bones, off a Shakespeare play. We think we heard LMFAO are doing the exact same thing.


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To soft-boiled eggs! After listening to a good friend "wax rhapsodic" on the joys of the soft-boiled egg (hi Selena!), I decided to push past my previous prejudice and give them a try.
I'm hooked. So are the girls. What fun to "dip soldiers" and "remove helmets!" You'd think all of this "war talk" would be enough to encourage the boys…alas, they are unmoved and vow to stick to over easy and hard-boiled eggs.
I can't say it's been easy, this "conversion." Many over-cooked and under-cooked eggs. Consulting the internet and my mom, it took nearly two weeks before I hit upon the perfect method.
Here is my version of the perfect soft-boiled egg:
Place eggs in a bowl of hot water while you prepare a pan of water.
Bring water to a rolling boil.
Place "warmed" eggs carefully in boiling water.
Set timer for 4 minutes.
Fill a bowl with cold water.
At the end of the 4 minutes, remove eggs from boiling water and place in bowl of cold water for 1 minute to stop the cooking process.
Remove eggs and place in individual *egg cups*.
Butter toast and cut into thin strips (these are the "soldiers").
Using the bowl of your spoon, gently strike the top of the egg twice, and "cap" or remove the "helmet" with the edge of the spoon.
Salt and pepper to taste…dip your "soldiers" and enjoy!
*I've found three nice egg cups in local thrift stores, but a shot glass will do nicely if you haven't any!


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What Is Potassium?
Potassium is a mineral found in many different foods, including whole grains, fruits, vegetables, milk, dried beans, and peas. Potassium helps maintain normal blood pressure and also helps muscles, including the heart, to contract properly.
Why Follow a Low-potassium Diet?
Your doctor may recommend following a low-potassium diet if you have kidney problems or are taking certain medications. If you have kidney problems, excess potassium can build up to dangerous levels in your blood. This can lead to muscle weakness or irregular heartbeats.
Why Follow a High-potassium Diet?
When combined with a low-sodium diet, a diet high in potassium can help lower high blood pressure. This can help lower the risk of stroke and other complications of high blood pressure. However, anyone with kidney problems should not follow a high-potassium diet without first checking with their doctor.
High-potassium Foods
The following foods contain more than 200 milligrams of potassium per serving and are therefore considered to be high in potassium.
- Apricots
- Avocado
- Banana
- Cantaloupe
- Dates
- Dried fruits
- Figs
- Grapefruit juice
- Honeydew melon
- Kiwi
- Mango
- Nectarine
- Orange
- Orange juice
- Papaya
- Pomegranate
- Pomegranate juice
- Prunes
- Prune juice
- Raisins
- Acorn squash
- Artichoke
- Bamboo shoots
- Baked beans
- Butternut squash
- Beets
- Black beans
- Brussels sprouts
- Chinese cabbage
- Carrots
- Dried beans and peas
- Greens, except kale
- Hubbard squash
- Kohlrabi
- Lentils
- Legumes
- Mushrooms, canned
- Parsnips
- Potatoes, white and sweet
- Pumpkin
- Refried beans
- Rutabagas
- Spinach, cooked
- Tomatoes, tomato products
- Vegetable juices
Other Foods
- Bran/Bran Products
- Chocolate
- Granola
- Milk, all types
- Molasses
- Nutritional supplements
- Nuts and seeds
- Peanut butter
- Salt substitutes
- Salt free broth
- Yogurt
Low-potassium Foods
The following foods are considered to be low in potassium. Realize, however, that eating more than one of serving of any of these foods can make it a high-potassium food.
- Apple
- Apple juice
- Apple sauce
- Blackberries
- Blueberries
- Cranberries
- Fruit cocktail
- Grapes
- Grape juice
- Peaches
- Pears
- Pineapple
- Plums
- Raspberries
- Strawberries
- Tangerine
- Watermelon
- Cabbage
- Carrots
- Cauliflower
- Corn
- Cucumber
- Eggplant
- Lettuce
- Mushrooms, fresh
- Onions
- Radish
- Water chestnuts
Other Foods
- Rice
- Pasta
- Bread and bread products (*not whole grains)
- Oatmeal
Last reviewed October 2013 by Michael Woods, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.


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B. Pfaff, T. Garfinkel, M. Rosenblum, "Virtualization Aware File Systems: Getting Beyond the Limitations of Virtual Disks," 3rd Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation, May 2006. [ PDF | HTML ]
J. Yang, P. Twohey, B. Pfaff, C. Sar, D. Engler, "EXPLODE: A Lightweight, General Approach to Finding Serious Errors in Storage Systems," BUGS 2005, June 2005. [ PDF ]
J. Chow, B. Pfaff, T. Garfinkel, M. Rosenblum, "Shredding Your Garbage: Reducing Data Lifetime Through Secure Deallocation," 14th USENIX Security Symposium, July/August 2005. [ PDF | HTML ]
H. Shacham, M. Page, B. Pfaff, E.-J. Goh, N. Modadugu, D. Boneh, "On the Effectiveness of Address Space Randomization," ACM Conference on Computer Security 2004, October 2004. [ PDF ]
T. Garfinkel, B. Pfaff, J. Chow, "Data Lifetime is a Systems Problem," ACM SIGOPS European Workshop, September 2004. [ PDF ]
J. Chow, B. Pfaff, T. Garfinkel, K. Christopher, and M. Rosenblum, "Understanding Data Lifetime via Whole System Simulation," 13th USENIX Security Symposium, August 2004. [ PDF | HTML ] See also the New Scientist, NewsForge, and CXOtoday.com articles covering this work.
B. Pfaff, "Performance Analysis of BSTs in System Software," 2004 SIGMETRICS/Performance poster, June 2004. [ extended abstract | full paper ]
T. Garfinkel, B. Pfaff, and M. Rosenblum, "Ostia: A Delegating Architecture for Secure System Call Interposition," 2004 Symposium on Network and Distributed System Security. [ PDF ]
T. Garfinkel, B. Pfaff, J. Chow, M. Rosenblum, and D. Boneh, "Terra: A Virtual Machine-Based Platform for Trusted Computing," 2003 Symposium on Operating Systems Principles. [ PDF ]
C. Sapuntzakis, R. Chandra, B. Pfaff, J. Chow, M. Lam, and M. Rosenblum, "Optimizing the Migration of Virtual Computers," 2002 Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation. [ PDF ]
C.-Y. Jang, C. Steinfield, and B. Pfaff, "Virtual team awareness and groupware support: An evaluation of the TeamSCOPE system," International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 56 (1), January 2002, 109-126.
C.-Y. Jang, C. Steinfield, and B. Pfaff, "Supporting awareness among virtual teams in a Web-based collaborative system: The TeamSCOPE system," International Workshop on Awareness and the World Wide Web, CSCW 2000, Philadelphia, December 2000. [ PDF ]
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Planning for a full-scale renovation of Lehman Hall is now underway to transform Barnard's library into a welcoming place where interactive learning is woven throughout. Envisioned are a Teaching and Learning Center for specialized tutoring, workshops, consultations and group study; a Math Help Room that is integrated with other academic support services; a Reading Room with large tables and study carrels which take advantage of the natural light afforded by the iconic windowed façade; a Media Lab where students and faculty can create new ways to capture and share visual information; and a new entry-way that is well-lit and accessible. Named spaces range from $500,000 to $3 million.
Barnard's noted dance program is based on the integration of dance as an art form within a liberal arts curriculum, offering exceptional experiences to all students regardless of their chosen field of study. The construction of The Diana Center presents an opportunity for Barnard to make critically-needed improvements, bringing the infrastructure of the dance program to par with the Department's distinguished reputation. Nearly 4,000 square feet of new space is available within historic Barnard Hall, which the College needs to renovate for rehearsal spaces that meet current standards of use, changing rooms, faculty offices, and instructional spaces and – most critically – to expand studio capacity. Named spaces range from $500,000 to $2 million.
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The 22nd Anniversary of World AIDS Day
Remarks by Associate Commissioner Lou Valdez
in Honor of World AIDS Day
U.S. Department of Agriculture – APHIS
December 1, 2010
Good Morning. It is a privilege to address you all in honor of the 22nd Anniversary of World AIDS Day.
First observed in 1988, World AIDS Day was initiated by Ministers of Health from around the world, who called for a spirit of social tolerance and greater awareness of HIV/AIDS on an international scale.
Observing World AIDS Day each year helps us to honor those who have died from, those with live with, and those who care for people with AIDS, and to focus attention on the prevention and treatment of HIV and AIDS-related conditions. With the 2010 Theme of "Act Aware", we are urging governments to keep the commitments they have made to fight this deadly disease.
Almost 60 million people have been infected with HIV and 25 million have died of HIV-related causes since the beginning of the epidemic. These statistics exemplify AIDS as one of the most destructive and devastating epidemics in recorded history.
Despite recent, improved access to antiretroviral treatment and care in many regions of the world, the AIDS epidemic claimed an estimated 2 million lives in 2007, of which about 270,00 were children. Countries continue to rank AIDS high on the list of the most important issues facing our world, and in many countries, it remains a main cause of illness and death.
The contributions of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, through its Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (or CDER) have made a tremendous difference in the lives of people living with AIDS through the Approval/Tentative Approval process for the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (known as PEPFAR). Part of my reasons to be here today is to celebrate these contributions that exemplify the miracle of FDA's work.
On the screen, you can see the lives of the people that FDA's regulatory expertise and contributions touch daily. Please let me give you some context.
There are an estimated 33.4 million people living with HIV globally and 2.7 million newly infected in 2008. Young people – at 15 years or older - account for almost 40 percent of all new adult HIV infections worldwide. In sub-Saharan Africa alone, the epidemic has orphaned more than 14 million children, so we are likely to feel the serious impact of HIV and AIDS for generations to come.
With World AIDS Day we recognize the significant strides the global community has made in the fight against HIV/AIDS over the last 25 years. We also recommit ourselves to overcome the obstacles and challenges that still stand in our way.
On the first World AIDS Day in 1988, AIDS was a quick, painful and terrifying death sentence. Today, thanks in part to the antiretroviral drugs FDA reviews, we are able to mark World AIDS Day as a day of hope.
FDA contributions, through PEPFAR, are truly part of the significant global impact, which increases access to treatment and saves lives. Through its partnerships with more than 30 countries, as of September 30, 2009, PEPFAR directly supported life-saving antiretroviral treatment for over 2.4 million men, women and children. These represent more than half of the estimated four million individuals in low and middle-income countries on treatment.
Launched in 2003, PEPFAR is the largest commitment in history by any nation to combat a single disease and extend lives. The American people have already provided more than $25 billion dollars to the fight against AIDS around the world.
It was in May 2004 that FDA announced its special initiative for PEPFAR to encourage pharmeutical companies to submit marketing applications for ARVs, including single entities, fixed-dose combinations and co-packaged drugs, and for FDA to expedite their review.
FDA's CDER would use its well-established generic drugs "tentative approval" process to help ensure the clinical safety and efficacy and the manufacturing quality of ARVs that were to be purchased with PEPFAR dollars. These applications, which undergo the thoroughness of the FDA scientific review and inspection processes, provide a confidence in the safety and efficacy of those drugs to many governments and organizations purchasing, and thus increase access to needed treatment regimens around the globe.
Although we call the authorizations a "tentative approval" in the FDA regulations, there is nothing "tentative" about FDA's perspective on its decision or the thoroughness of the scientific review and inspection these marketing applications undergo.
For a product to receive a "tentative" approval, it must be found by FDA to meet all of the clinical safety and efficacy standards and all of the manufacturing quality standards for marketing the product in the United States.
Were it not for patents blocking the marketing of these products in this country, they would have been given full approval authorizations for marketing in the United States.
In October 2009, FDA marked the anniversary of the approval of the 100th ARV product authorization in association with PEPFAR. This was an important milestone for the Agency.
Simply put, this success reflects collaboration, partnership and public health at its best.
We celebrated this milestone achievement at an event co-hosted by the Pan American Health Organization and the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator. The FDA Commissioner, Dr. Peggy Hamburg; the President's Global AIDS Coordinator, Ambassador Eric Goosby; and Ambassadors from African and Latin American countries joined our celebration. Dr. Margaret Chan, the Director General of the World Health Organization, participated via video from Geneva.
As we recognized the 100th product authorized in association with this program, the Partnership for Supply Chain Management has estimated that FDA's actions are saving the PEPFAR drugs budget an average of $176 million annually based on a four year period. And this estimate doesn't include the potential savings by other PEPFAR partners. These savings can then be used in other program areas to treat, prevent and care for more patients and save more lives.
The success of this program also reflects the generosity and commitment of a cadre of FDA scientists, regulatory and technical experts, primarily at our Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, but also in our Office of Regulatory Affairs and Office of International Programs.
Especially significant in the anniversary of the 100th drug approval application was that 29 have been new products, and twenty-two of these new products were new combinations or complete regimens that have not previously been authorized in the United States.
Since the anniversary, CDER has continued to make progress. To date, FDA has approved 121 original applications – both new drug applications and abbreviated new drug applications (known as NDAs and ANDAs). For new drug applications, CDER has taken action on 40 (39 TA & 1 A), including
• 14 triple-drug fixed-dose combinations (including 2 pediatric formulations) • 20 double-drug fixed-dose combinations (of these 8 are co-packaged with a third drug for adults, and 3 pediatric formulations), and • 6 single-drug pediatric tablet formulations
CDER's Office of Generic Drugs has taken action on 81 abbreviated new drug applications or ANDAs, mostly for single formulations.
And FDA's work doesn't stop at NDAs and ANDAs original reviews. There have been a number of manufacturing and labeling changes for original applications (NDAs & ANDAs) submitted after the first regulatory action requiring FDA review.
FDA's work however is larger than application review. It also reflects our collaboration with the World Health Organization. We have worked primarily with WHO's Pre-qualification Program so that FDA's assessment of these marketing applications for ARV drug formulations and fixed-dose combinations is used to add new products to its Drug Pre-qualification List without WHO having to expend significant further resources on their assessment.
In this way, WHO resources can be used to assess products that are not submitted in association with the PEPFAR program. We remain committed to working closely with the WHO to and explore opportunities for new and different support of its pre-qualification and other programs.
FDA has also worked closely with national drug regulatory authorities with PEPFAR partner countries to assist rapid national authorization in a country.
Many of these government regulators have been brought to the FDA for targeted training in assessment of marketing dossiers and product development oversight.
We have also worked closely with the manufacturing firms submitting applications. FDA has worked with the manufacturers to assure that their marketing applications were complete and high quality, and that they were ready for the rigors of an FDA inspection of their clinical trials sites and of an FDA inspection of their manufacturing processes.
Thus on many levels, FDA's regulatory reviews have contributed to significant savings to the cost of drugs, and increased access of safe and affordable drugs to many in need.
The manufacture and export of generic drugs was not only a turning point in terms of the price of ARVs, but also helped to revolutionize treatment for resource-poor settings by simplifying HIV/AIDS treatment. Fixed-dose combinations and co-packaged products were a significant innovation as they reduce the number of pills taken each day because they can be used as complete regimens and some of them can be dispersed in water for children who are not able to swallow tablets.
Because these innovative drug products are easier to manage – for both patients and health workers – they increase adherence, thereby reducing the incidence of drug resistance. The drugs are also available in heat resistant forms, which proved extremely valuable for use in the developing world, where often there is scarce access to refrigeration facilities.
Generic antiretrovirals are now widely used to treat HIV/AIDS in the developing world. They have been integrated into many treatment programs including PEPFAR. PEPFAR, as the single greatest supporter of treatment provision for AIDS in the developing world, began to distribute generic drugs through its programs in the 2004-2005 period. In 2007, generics accounted for 57 percent of the 131 million dollars PEPFAR spent on AIDS drugs.
I'll turn back now to the FDA. CDER scientific contributions have been and remain an essential element in allowing the American people to respond with compassion and the rigor of public health to the global AIDS epidemic.
This work of CDER is not easy, and the Program has certainly expanded significantly past any of our initial expectations. Many times, this work is in addition to already very full portfolios. Yet I think I can safely say on behalf of CDER scientists and reviewers, they are incredibly proud to contribute through the Tentative Approval/Approval Program under PEFPAR.
Through these efforts, FDA has touched the lives of many. We look at these photos of persons living with AIDS and their families and can feel that sense of hope. We are proud to be part of this global public health effort.
Thank you.


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A weekend string of car break-ins in Mendon and Rutland Town has police warning residents to lock their cars and garages.
Police said someone entered unlocked vehicles on Townline Road in Mendon and Rutland Town sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning.
Then on Saturday night into Sunday, multiple cars and garages were entered and items of value were stolen on Cedar Lane in Mendon and on Park Lane and Post Road extension in Rutland Town.
According to police, an unknown subject entered, rummaged through unlocked vehicles, and stole various items. During two of these thefts, unattached garages were entered and items were stolen.
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If you're looking for a backup program that has all of the "bells and whistles" of a paid program, but you don't want to pay a dime, then you may want to consider Cobian Backup. This is a free program that has a shocking amount of features. Best of all, the program is very reliable.
Main Functionality
Cobian Backup is a free backup program for Windows. It can be used to create backups of your files in case you ever need to restore things for whatever reason. The best thing about this program is the fact that it offers as many features as a paid backup program would offer, but Cobian Backup gives them away for free.
Take note Cobian Backup is a file-level backup tool, not system-level.
- Very straightforward interface thanks to large buttons that are very intuitive
- Tons of configuration options make sure you only backup what you want
- Can schedule backups or preform random backups with just the click of a button
- Offers file compression and encryption options
- Allows you to change the program's appearance if you wish to do so
- Great online support offered by its forum (tutorials and help files also available)
- Backup took a bit longer than I would like
I have tried a lot of free backup programs in my time. Most of the free ones are nothing to write home about. They offer the bare minimum. If you want anything with substance, you have to spend your hard-earned cash. That is why I was so shocked when I tried Cobian Backup. Not only does it offer all the basic features you have come to expect from a backup program, but it also offers features that some paid programs don't even offer.
Creating a new backup with Cobian Backup is about as easy as it gets. You simply create a new name, and then decide what files/folders you want to include in this backup. From there, you can even create a schedule to help remind you to back up your files. All of this is pretty basic, but if that is all you are looking for, you can bet that Cobian Backup can handle it.
Of course, the fact that it handles these basic commands is not what makes this program so great. It is the other features it offers that makes it better than most other free programs. For example, Cobian Backup also offers file compression and encryption options. This is a feature that I have not seen included in many free backup programs. Heck, this is a feature I have seen missing from some paid backup programs! The encryption (password protection) service offered is great if you are going to be storing your backups on a USB device, which can be easily misplaced.
The biggest problem I had with Cobian Backup is the long wait time. For whatever reason, this program seems to take a really long time to back up your files. This can be annoying, but may be worth the wait if you really want these extra features. However, the long wait time is what keeps this program from being a must-have.
Overall, I highly recommend Cobian Backup to people who are looking for a great free backup program. That being said, if you are not good with long wait times, I would steer clear from this one. If you can get over that, you may find a great replacement for your current backup program in Cobian Backup.
Price: Free
Version reviewed: 11.2
Supported OS: Windows XP / 2003 / Vista / 2008 / 7
Download size: 18.8MB
VirusTotal malware scan results: 0/35
Is it portable? No
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@sl0j0n: Absolutely!
Hello, all.
The late Karen Kenworthy wrote great programs.
One of them is Karen's PTReplicator.
One of, if not the best, 'backup' programs ever.
I've used it to copy the /Windows directory, while running Win7.Have a GREAT day, neighbors!
John K
Wait times?. My Cobian Backup is set to run at 0400 hrs when I'm snoring happily, so wait times are no problem at all. What I care about is reliability.
Cobian Backup is AMAZING. You can't find many free programs that allow you to set scheduled backups from FTP to your computer and actually do it quite well. I personally back up all my files to Dropbox AND WAMP's www folder. That provides not only a cloud backup, but also a place where I can tinker with my website code without the changes being live.


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Éric Duhamel, our man in France, has snapped off some quick photos via his mobile phone.
Eric reports:
"Quickly, here you will find some pictures of the teams realisations.
Some are excellent, some are just ok. Globally, it is a good session.
The results will be given tomorrow... Suspense !"
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Italy's northern Piedmont region is regarded as a culinary trip of a lifetime, and no property delivers a better home base than Villa Crespi, a fairy-tale escape with unexpected Middle Eastern design details on sparkling Lake Orta. It's the type of place where you'll feel like royalty: six rooms and eight period suites are appointed with heavy fabrics draped over four-poster beds and antique windows with lake or garden views. Gilded antique furniture and crystal chandeliers accent Villa Crespi's shared spaces, but the pièce de résistance is its two-Michelin-starred Ristorante Villa, under the helm of Neopolitan Chef Antonino Cannavacciuolo. In line with the Piedmontese location, dishes spotlight Slow Food–approved ingredients: Chef Cannavacciuolo is known for preparing fresh mussels with sea water foam, raw scampi and warmed cream courgettes, and an infinite array of local cheeses, meat, and heirloom vegetables. Complement all that indulgence with hikes in the nearby trails and botanical reserves, or explore the tiny villages and wineries in the surrounding lakeside towns.
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On paper, a 154-pound weight savings and a 10-hp increase in power are not exactly the stuff dreams are made of. The truth is, the benefits of the new Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera's high-carbon-fiber, low-calorie diet are not immediately obvious, especially given the nearly 20 percent surcharge over the $181,500 base Gallardo. And unlike the new Porsche 911 GT3 RS, the 2999-pound Superleggera (superlight) has no competition aspirations. That's a shame, because this car really needs a racetrack to fully deploy its potential. With the exception of the 0.2 second by which it improves in 0-to-62-mph acceleration (3.8 versus 4.0 seconds, according to the factory), it's at the edge of grip and adhesion where the lightweight Lambo shines brightest.
On the road, the cream-of-the-crop Gallardo is nothing more than a noisier and louder version of the mid-engine coupe that already scores ten out of ten points on the street-credibility scale. On the track, however, the Superleggera sifts the men from the boys by giving more and asking for more. More risk and more trust. Later braking and even later downshifts. A make-it or break-it line that straddles curbs, advances turn-in points, and uses all the clean tarmac there is. It's not just the mind-boggling velocity that makes your neck hair stand on end between gearshifts. It's also the car's fluidity, its balance, and the way it laughs at fourth-gear sweepers that enchants you. A GT3 RS might be more nimble and chuckable, but the Lambo is certainly in the same performance league. While it's more composed and controllable overall than the 911, the lightweight Gallardo is no less challenging, especially when the stability control is turned off.
The Superleggera's lack of all but the most basic sound-deadening materials makes the journey to the limit as stimulating to your ears as it is taxing to your firmly strapped-in body. Thanks to four-wheel drive, launches will never be as overtly spectacular as they are in a powerful rear-wheel-drive car, but the sensation of excess traction is no less exciting to a keen driver than a pair of smoking tires. Since the needle of the rev counter shoots up the orange-on-gray dial like a rocket, your right index finger must always be on the alert, ready to blip the paddleshifter to call up the next gear ratio.
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Category: Children & Teen Non-Fiction / Young Children's, Early Learning & Special Book Types
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication date: 3 August 2006
Number of pages: 32
Winnie the Witch is very pleased with her new computer. She decides to throw away her book of spells and her wand - from now on all her magic will be at the click of a mouse! When Wilbur tries to pounce on the mouse, things start to go wrong. Winnie wakes up to discover she has no cat ...and no computer. She could really use a little magic but just where is it going to come from? This is a hilarious Winnie story for the digital age!
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We should hold some sort of Indie Song of Summer contest. I think that this would be a real contender!!!
The Song of Summer Debacle of 2014.
What a surreal experience it must be running a site like Stereogum, building it up from an amateur indie rock site to the Second Biggest Brand in internet music journalism. With, I don't know, staff and shareholders and an annual report? And, crucially, with a loyal slice of a key demographic, media-consuming 18-35 year old white males with disposable incomes. A passion project that created a community – P4k with a comments section, how's that for a USP? – and with it commercial viability.
But then moments like this (and others encouraging us to #BreakFree, or demanding that we log in using facebook to continue participating) that are so inexplicably tone-deaf. For us as a community (including lurkers like me) it is just so baffling. I appreciate that Scott engages honestly about each of these things, and that these 'What Were They Thinking' moments may seem small, but as Blochead summed it up nicely in the comments to Vote For The Song Of The Summer 2014: "Here's one squirt of piss in your beer. What's the big deal?"
Re: the Song of the Summer. I listen to a reasonably large amount of music drawn almost exclusively from the core subject matter of SG. My upvote had been to War On Drugs – which is 1000% my album of summer. Did not appear. On the list of SotS nominees, I'd only ever heard Fancy! I saw it on that Jimmy Fallon lip sync battle. I was even required to vote for it (or perhaps a random alternative?) to access the comments. A million miles from what I was expecting.
All this backlash and these demands for integrity (or in this case, commonsense and competency and general consistency with your brand) must be surreal to the editors. I imagine it's like how politicians set out to build and improve their communities and end up dominated and gradually corrupted by the realities of gaining and using meaningful power, and then resenting the moral naivety of their demanding constituents.
God I hate when people feel the need to semi-apologize for saying things like "her lyrics came off like a drunk chick at the bar trying to convince someone to come home with her." That's not "slut-shaming sexism," it's a reasonably accurate criticism and you know it. There's no double standard, it would be legitimate negative comment regardless of gender ("a drunk bro at the bar trying to convince someone to come home with him"). Calling everything sexism demeans actual sexism.
I had to google three things to still not get this joke.
There's something pretty brazen and Emily White-y about this "I use Spotify so I don't have to pirate music anymore" line of reasoning running through the article and the comments. That's basically saying that they are going to just take the music, unless you let them have it for free with a few commercials or a small monthly flat fee – for which the label receives fractions of a penny per stream and the artist receives fractions of that fraction.
I'm not above piracy, but that's not totally sound reasoning. Especially when it leads to characterising labels that don't participate as "creating a stink on the Internet and pulling catalogs" and questioning whether such an action "facilitates piracy." Against themselves? Like 'If you don't let me into this movie theatre, I'm just going to sneak in anyway and then you'll have facilitated trespass and theft.'


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Cola ChickenI just finished cooking this...I used regular Pepsi about 3/4 cup ketchup and 1/4 cup bbq sauce. Mine cooked in way under an hour, and sauce was thick by time chicken was done...so now I'm sitting here waiting for the potatoes to be done so I can go ahead and eat! I snuck a bite of the chicken while I wait, and it came out great! Will definitely be making this again. — 4/13/2010 |
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