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Docetaxel has caused severe (rarely fatal) allergic reactions and swelling (fluid retention/edema) even with the use of preventive medications. This drug must not be used in patients who have previously had an allergic reaction to it or to other medications containing polysorbate 80.
There is an increased risk of serious (possibly fatal) reactions in patients using docetaxel who have liver problems, patients receiving higher doses, and patients with non-small cell lung cancer who have received certain other chemotherapy drugs known as "platinums."
If you have a low white blood cell count or liver problems, notify your doctor before using docetaxel.
Seek immediate medical attention if you experience swelling, dizziness or fainting, difficulty breathing, irregular heartbeat, severe swelling of the abdomen, skin rash, easy bleeding or bruising, sores in the mouth or throat, or symptoms of infection such as fever and sore throat.
Your doctor will closely monitor you and your blood counts and liver tests while you are receiving docetaxel.
Who should not take docetaxel intravenous?This medication is used to treat cancer (such as breast, lung, prostate, stomach, and head/neck cancer). Docetaxel is a member of a family of drugs called taxanes. This drug works by slowing cell growth.
Read the Patient Information Leaflet available from your pharmacist. Consult your doctor, nurse or pharmacist if you have any questions.
This medication is given by injection into a vein by a health care professional, generally over 1 hour every 3 weeks or as directed by your doctor. The dosage and frequency is based on your medical condition and response to therapy.
Your doctor may prescribe pre-medications (e.g., corticosteroids such as dexamethasone) to prevent side effects like swelling (fluid retention/edema) and allergic reactions. These are generally started 1 day before treatment and continued for a total of 3 days. Carefully follow your doctor's orders to prepare for your treatment. If you forget to take your pre-medication, or do not take it on schedule, tell your doctor or nurse before you receive your docetaxel treatment.
See also Warning section.
Pain or swelling at the injection site, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, excessive tearing, fatigue, dizziness, drowsiness, feeling drunk, constipation, and loss of appetite may occur. Nausea and vomiting can be severe. In some cases, drug therapy may be necessary to prevent or relieve nausea and vomiting. Not eating before your treatment may help relieve nausea and vomiting. Changes in diet such as eating several small meals or limiting activity may help lessen some of these effects. If these effects persist or worsen, notify your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Temporary hair loss and nail changes may occur. Normal hair growth and nail appearance should return after treatment has ended.
Many people using this medication have serious side effects. However, your doctor has prescribed this drug because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Careful monitoring by your doctor may decrease your risk.
Tell your doctor right away if you have any serious side effects, including: swelling of the hands/feet/legs, unexplained weight gain, numbness or tingling of the hands or feet, muscle or joint pain, persistent weakness or fatigue, eye pain, irregular heartbeat, severe stomach pain, black or bloody stools, severe headache, decrease in the amount of urine.
Get medical help right away if any of these rare but very serious side effects occur: chest pain, vision changes (such as blurred vision, decreased vision, seeing flashes of light).
This medication can lower the body's ability to fight an infection. Notify your doctor promptly if you develop any signs of an infection such as fever, chills or persistent sore throat.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is unlikely, but get medical help right away if it occurs. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
See also Warning section.
Before using docetaxel, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients (such as polysorbate 80), which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
Before receiving docetaxel, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: liver problems, lung problems (e.g., pulmonary effusions), heart problems (e.g., congestive heart failure), weak immune system (e.g., neutropenia), blood problems (e.g., anemia, thrombocytopenia), blood pressure problems.
This medication may make you dizzy or drowsy. It also contains alcohol, which can increase these symptoms and also make you feel drunk. Caution is advised if you have liver disease or any other condition that requires you to limit/avoid alcohol. Do not drive, use machinery, or do any activity that requires alertness for 1 to 2 hours after you receive this medication and until you are sure you can perform such activities safely. Limit alcoholic beverages.
Do not have immunizations/vaccinations without the consent of your doctor and avoid contact with people who have recently received oral polio vaccine.
Use caution with sharp objects like razors or nail cutters and avoid activities such as contact sports to lower the chance of getting cut, bruised or injured.
Wash your hands well to prevent the spread of infections.
Caution is advised when using this drug in the elderly because they may be more sensitive to its effects, especially anemia, dizziness, diarrhea, infection, swelling, mouth sores, and weight loss.
This drug is not recommended for use during pregnancy. It may cause harm to an unborn baby. Consult your doctor before taking docetaxel and discuss the use of reliable birth control methods during therapy and for 3 months afterwards. If you become pregnant or think you may be pregnant, inform your doctor immediately.
It is not known if this drug passes into breast milk. Because of the potential risk to the infant, breast-feeding while using this drug is not recommended. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
Drug interactions may change how your medications work or increase your risk for serious side effects. This document does not contain all possible drug interactions. Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicines without your doctor's approval.
Some products that may interact with this drug include: medications that may have a bad reaction with alcohol (such as disulfiram, metronidazole, tinidazole).
Other medications can affect the removal of docetaxel from your body, which may affect how docetaxel works. Examples include azole antifungals (such as itraconazole), macrolide antibiotics (such as erythromycin), rifamycins (such as rifabutin), HIV drugs (such as ritonavir), St. John's wort, among others.
Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking other products that cause drowsiness including other alcohol-containing medications or alcoholic beverages, antihistamines (such as cetirizine, diphenhydramine), drugs for sleep or anxiety (such as alprazolam, diazepam, zolpidem), muscle relaxants (such as carisoprodol, cyclobenzaprine), and narcotic pain relievers (such as codeine, hydrocodone).
Check the labels on all your medicines (such as allergy or cough-and-cold products) because they may contain ingredients that cause drowsiness. Ask your pharmacist about using those products safely.
If overdose is suspected, contact a poison control center or emergency room immediately. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center.
Laboratory and/or medical tests (e.g., blood cell counts and liver function tests) should be performed periodically to monitor your progress or check for side effects. Consult your doctor for more details. Keep all scheduled medical appointments.
For the best possible benefit, it is important to receive each scheduled dose of this medication as directed. If you miss a dose, contact your doctor or pharmacist immediately to establish a new dosing schedule.
Not applicable. This medication is given in a clinic and will not be stored at home.
MEDICAL ALERT: Your condition can cause complications in a medical emergency. For information about enrolling in MedicAlert, call 1-888-633-4298 (US) or 1-800-668-1507 (Canada).
Information last revised July 2014. Copyright(c) 2014 First Databank, Inc.
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BURLINGTON The Burlington City Council has voted to support a proposed ban on assault rifles and large capacity ammunition clips in the city.
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We should afford to our citizens, especially our children, the same rights we afford to our deer, Blais said at the meeting in Contois Auditorium, describing how Vermont wildlife regulations restrict what types of ammunition hunters use to target wild animals during prescribed hunting seasons.
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These people will pick up a stick, a rock or theyre going to use their fist, opponent Roger Farnsworth said at the meeting. Are you going to cut everybodys hands off? And then whats this law going to do to the law-abiding citizen?
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The subtitle of Oddball Michigan is A Guide to 450 Really Strange Places. I take issue with the contention that the 450 attractions covered are 'really strange,' although I must say the Kalamazoo-area ones would probably qualify. I immediately turned to the local section and found the sites where Elvis was supposedly seen -- years after his death. The other Kalamazoo venue is the Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport, listed because it was on this facility's parking lot that comedian Tim Allen was arrested by the Michigan State Police for trying to sell 1.4 pounds of cocaine. Among the other West Michigan sites included are the musical fountain in Grand Haven, Bear Cave in Buchanan, and the WZZM-TV Weatherball in Grand Rapids. For locations that open and close, further information is given -- phone, hours, cost, website, and directions.
This book was received in the library at the end of 2012, but for those who haven't seen it, it's worth the time. In one- and two-page summaries, '400 extraordinary places' are described. Being another fine publication from National Geographic, it's a given that the photographs are of high quality. Even if one doesn't intend to travel to any of these locations, the reader can learn about, and maybe encounter for the first time, exotic places such as Torres del Paine (Chile), Fernando de Noronha (Brazil), islands in the Adriatic Sea (Croatia), Koh Lipe (Thailand), Petra (Jordan), and the Orkney Islands (Scotland), among many others. Closer to home, the book has a couple of pages on New York City and other U.S. destinations.
With exceptionally vibrant collage artwork that gives the illustrations an exciting three dimensional effect, and informative yet not over-bearing text , "Parrots Over Puerto Rico" by Susan Roth and Cindy Trumbore is the true story of the bright green and blue feathered parrots who had lived in Puerto Rico for millions of years before they almost became extinct in the last century.
Their history of survival echoes Puerto Rico's history as well; well before humans even inhabited the island and when hundreds of thousands of these majestic birds thrived in their nesting holes up in the tall trees.
Parrot numbers started to dwindle when people came in droves and hunted them for food, when invader birds and other predatory animals were introduced into the ecosystem, when settlers systematically cut down their forest habitats, and when hurricanes ravaged whatever precious wild nesting spaces remained.
In 1937, most of the over two thousand remaining parrots lived in El Yunque, a mountainous tropical rain forest. By 1967, twenty-four parrots were found in that same rain forest; by 1975, only thirteen remained.
Luckily, people started to notice their precipitous decline. With aid from the U. S. federal government and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Puerto Rican Parrot Recovery Program was initiated. And now, after many years of effort by determined scientists, the parrot population has started to grow once more. Currently there are 300 birds in two protective aviaries, and over 150 in the wild.
My husband and I traveled to Puerto Rico in the late 1980's, and once again three years ago. On our first two visits, the El Yunque rain forest was on our "must see" list. It's truly a natural treasure. And even though we didn't see any of the parrots in the trees above us, just the possibility of getting a glimpse of their vivacious plumage was thrilling enough.
This book won the Sibert Medal in 2014, and is a Junior Library Guild selection.
"When you move forward, even slowly, things change; when you stand still, they don't. This is the lesson that bicycling teaches me over and over again, one that is so sensible and obvious you'd think it would be easy to remember, especially when I'm not on a bicycle."
This is one of many wisdoms expressed in Bruce Weber's latest book, Life is a Wheel: Love, Death, Etc., and a Bike Ride across America. In 2011, journalist Bruce Weber embarked on his second cross-country (U.S.) bike trip. He blogged along the way, and many followed his accounts of the trip. In this book, Weber expands his story, drawing comparisons among his various bike trips and sharing life lessons learned in the meantime.
Sometimes it's hard to tell if we're reading a blog entry or something he's written especially for the book, but it doesn't really matter, because his writing engages readers and keeps us moving along with him. He's a very colorful writer. I'd like to share a meal with him, or to have encountered him along the way, while he was cycling across country.
If you're a biker or other long-distance exerciser, someone who enjoys blogs, memoirs or loving life, read this! It's a fast-paced account of a slow journey, mile by mile.
I'm going camping this summer, and I can't wait to be outdoors 24/7 for a few days. If, like me, camping is in you and your family's future this summer, take advantage of the resources KPL offers as you gather your gear, plan your meals, prep the kids and decide where to go.
We have books about cooking outdoors, camping and wilderness survival skills and stories to help children get over fears of camping and excited about sleeping under the stars. We have plenty of camping directories and even a movie for beginning campers.
Are you a district resident cardholder? You can go to Zinio and read digital magazines like Backpacker or check out shows on Hoopla. (Sign in, click on the Browse page, choose Television, scroll down and find the 'Travel around the World' topic.) Find titles such as Ken Burns: The National Parks, and Trekking the World.
What's your next adventure?
Vacationing on Michigan's Lower Peninsula's scenic west coast shoreline is a wonderful choice. More than one hundred years ago Buster Keaton's family and their vaudeville team vacationed in Bluffton, near Muskegon. Matt Phelan wrote and illustrated a graphic novel titled: Bluffton: My Summers with Buster.
The story, told in remarkable drawings, is about a boy named Henry Harrison who lives in Muskegon year round. Henry hears about the vaudevillians and is captivated by the performers and their animals! He and the young Buster Keaton form a summer friendship and they hang out and play baseball with other kids. When summer ends, kids go back to school, but not for Buster! Buster travels around doing vaudeville acts, then returns to Bluffton the next summer. Bluffton offers a glimpse into the life of one of the world's most well-known silent screen actors and the few summers he lived on the shores of Lake Michigan.
Go back in time and watch Buster Keaton's black and white slapstick silent films on KPL's Hoopla site. It's accessible directly from the KPL catalog, just enter Buster Keaton in the search field.
This title immediately piqued my interest, since it was about both Italy and train travel. The author Tim Parks is British, and he has lived in Italy for over 20 years. He regularly travels by rail from his home in Verona to Milan for his work, as well as having travelled to other regions of Italy by train, so he's well placed to give his thoughts. Whether he's commenting on the passengers or staff, the history of railroads in Italy, or his views of modern Italy and its politics, it makes for entertaining and informative reading. If you're planning a trip or just enjoy travel writing from the comfort of home, give this a try!
I have just finished reading A Street Cat Named Bob: And How He Saved My Life by James Bowen, a true account of the author's remarkable relationship with his best friend, the feline Bob. At the time of their first meeting, Bowen is a struggling street musician, who has to carry the additional burden of trying to shake off a heroin addiction problem. Day to day survival on the streets of London was his only preoccupation.
One gloomy March evening, James notices a ginger cat curled up on a doormat outside a ground floor flat. Having always had a soft spot for cats, and seeing the same cat on several subsequent occasions, James decides to give him a little loving attention; something which the poor puss seems to crave. Upon closer inspection, the cat appears to be a real beauty with memorable, piercing green eyes. But its obvious that just like James, he too has been somewhat down on his luck of late. His coat is in poor condition, thin with bald patches in places. And one of his back legs, which the cat holds in an awkward manner, is clearly in need of medical attention.
James tries to find the cat's owner, but no one wishes to claim or take responsibility for him. So James makes up his mind to transport him back to his own threadbare flat. He offers the tom some milk and a bit of tuna mashed up with biscuits which is enthusiastically wolfed down in no time. After the meal, the cat settles in a comfortable spot near the radiator moving only when James goes to bed, whereupon he wraps himself up into a ball by James' feet. James is pleased with his new company; something he hasn't had a lot of recently. And the cat seems to enjoy what must be very fine accommodations compared to what he had experienced in recent times, and with the added bonus of a gentle soul and kindred spirit for a flat mate.
At first, James attempts to heal the animal's abscessed leg with a home remedy. This does not work, and he ends up taking the cat to see a local vet. After paying twenty two pounds for the visit out of the total thirty he has to his name, he decides to name the cat Bob, after a favorite character in the Twin Peaks series called "Killer Bob". Although James enjoys Bob's company, he doesn't want to form a close bond with the feline, because he plans to return him back to the streets after he is healed and neutered.
Following the neutering operation, James tries to implement his original plan to set the tom free, but Bob would have none of that. He becomes James' shadow, following James wherever he goes, often by sitting on his shoulder and looking out the window of a double-decker bus as they travel around London.
James was a guitar playing busker in Covent Garden. Ordinarily, no one would exchange a look with James, much less try to engage him in conversation. He was just another grubby London panhandler that most people don't see; a person to be avoided and even shunned. But with Bob by James' side or on his shoulder, people would stop and broad smiles would break out on their faces. Seeing James in the company of the cat softened him in the eyes of the public. Coins and pounds were dropped into his guitar case, sometimes even before he began playing his guitar. Bob was indeed a charmer and that first day busking with the feline was the most lucrative of James' career up to that point. With time, people started to bring Bob tidbits of food, homemade knitted sweaters, and even asking to purchase Bob who was definitely not for sale. The cat gave the man back his dignity and identity as well as a chance to get back on life's right track. In James' eyes, Bob was truly priceless.
James has now lived with Bob for several years, and they are still going strong. James believes in karma – that what goes around, comes around. And he believes that Bob came into his life at an exact, crucially important moment. Bob became the best mate who guided James towards a different, more productive way of living. He states in the last two lines of the book, "Everybody needs a break, everybody deserves that second chance. Bob and I had taken ours..."
Anyone who loves cats or animals will be drawn to this feel good book, about the power of love between a man and an animal. Bob is one remarkable cat who did save James' life. This read will put a smile on your face and maybe produce a few tears of joy as well.
Long live Bob, James and the human/animal spirit!
Follow Street Cat Bob on Twitter, Facebook, and his blog.
Someone, somewhere has compiled a list of books by most any imaginable subject or arrangement. This one caught my eye, especially for those of us who like books with "place" as a central theme.
50 States, 50 Novels: A Literary Tour of the United States
More books for my reading list….
The most prestigious cycling race in the world, the Tour de France, will celebrate 100 years of racing when it finishes on the Champs Elysees in Paris on Sunday and, as always, le grande boucle (roughly translated as the "big loop" for the circular path the race takes around France) has been three weeks full of exciting racing, spectacular scenery, and superhuman athletic performance. A new book, Tour de France 100: the definitive history of the world's greatest race gives a fine overview of the history and spectacle of this incredible event. There are several more titles in the KPL collection that celebrate and document the race, Tour de France, tour de force: a visual history of the world's greatest bicycle race and Slaying the badger: Greg Lemond, Bernard Hinault, and the greatest Tour de France are both excellent. But these books do little to explain the tricky circumstance that the race now finds itself in. The Tour has always, for its entire 100 year history, had foul play, doping, and other forms of cheating associated with it. But with this past year's spectacular confession from Lance Armstrong that he used drugs and banned methods to win all seven of his Tour victories and an unheard of wave of confessions or outings of professional cyclists from the "Armstrong Era" has lifted the veil on how these guys could race at top speed for three weeks around an entire country with such unnatural strength. And now every spectacular performance (in particular this year's domination by the current race leader Chris Froome) or incredible comeback is called into question and we, the fans and journalists alike, have no reference points for what is physically possible on "pane e acqua" (bread and water) alone in cycling. While the latest generation of professional racing cyclist talks of a change that has taken place in the sport – more ethical teams, more and better PED testing, a biological passport that tracks blood levels throughout the year – the problem is that the sport has been claiming the birth of a new, clean, era for several decades now but then each decade brings a new string of doping scandals and so skepticism (or outright abandonment on the part of Germany where the media has boycotted the race and there is no longer television or journalistic coverage) about the cleanliness of the sport abounds. But despite all of the controversy, the lies, and the falls from grace, the roads of France during July continue to be filled with literally millions of fans waiting to get a glimpse of the riders as they fly past and the unparalleled beauty and drama of this great sporting event continues into its second century.
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Lol, Oracle and Open Office. Last year the Libre Office guys used gurillia tactics and offered people to replace their Oracle collar with Libre Office ones
Phoronix: Microsoft: The Unlikely Sponsor Of Linux
Besides the Fedora hot dog marketing strategy going on at LinuxTag in Berlin, another interesting aspect of this leading German Linux conference is the sponsors for this year's event. Microsoft and Nokia are among the leading sponsors...
Lol, Oracle and Open Office. Last year the Libre Office guys used gurillia tactics and offered people to replace their Oracle collar with Libre Office ones
BULLSHIT.The abstract for the Microsoft openness talk by James Utzschneider: "Microsoft has become increasingly open as a company and increasingly focused on investing in standards and interoperability as a way to provide customers with flexibility and choice, helping them optimize their mixed IT environments. In this, his second Linux Tag talk, James Utzschneider, Microsofts General Manager for Competitive Strategy, will share his perspective on Microsofts openness journey including the companys commitment to cross-platform interoperability, its current relationships with open source technologies and communities, and how customers and partners are responding."
Microsoft has published its product lineup for Visual Studio 11 and open source developers are noting that the new line up will cause particular problems for creators of open source desktop applications on Windows. The company is planning to drop support for desktop-style applications from the free-of-charge Visual Studio Express, meaning that developers will only be able to develop Metro applications with it.
Yeah, come to have a Beefy Miracle hot dog to celebrate Fedora 17 release
Btw. I think the iBand was even worst than Microsoft... But in Czech Republic we had LinuxExpo, smaller version of LinuxTag. After Microsoft started to sponsor it - it was renamed to Open Source Conference and now it's dead! But there's community - so welcome LinuxDays (this year hold together with OpenSUSE and Gentoo conferences!).
So, in order for this to be even marginally meaningful,
1) Send Nokia back to Symbian/Meego,
2) Hand over all the patents,
3) Quit throwing chairs.
C# "desktop" developers may just have a look at mono which would probably get quite pushed to be at least the same quality as .Net.. Wich would have the nice effect that all those native c# apps that do nothing on the system level will be compatible with mono on linux.
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
Microsoft is only sponsoring these events so that they can control the dialog there to some extent. In exchange for the money, the event will feel like they owe it to Microsoft to let them hijack the event and start talking about Microsoft software instead of Free and Open Source software.


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For me best is OpenSuse 11.4 ( Laptop 17" AMD P320, radeon 4570) with couple min. advantage over windows 7.
I tested Suse, and couple distros based on debian and ubuntu. If I remember right also Chakra and Fedora, but beside suse every time i get around 50% of battery life
Mint Debian Edition work just fine for me on my old laptop (Turion II x2) but with new one I get only half battery life even with older kernel ( 2.6.37 just like in Suse 11.4) forcing ASPM don't change anything ( no big suprise there because Windows is also reporting not using ASPM)
Try OpenSuse 11.4 ( 12.1 beta is coming this weekend but with new kernel ....) if it won't work you probably shouldn't waste time searching and just stick with Windows for few months.
My point was more along the lines of... I've got a netbook that was running 10.04, but upgraded to 11.04 (and now 11.10)... It's not like there is any red flag up when you upgrade that says you're going to lose battery life if you do this... And I think most people don't expect to lose features like power efficiency when they upgrade their software.. Now that it's 11.10, there's really no way to downgrade it back to 10.04 without wiping the whole thing... In fact, I upgraded to 11.04 since it's beta, long before people really knew about the source of these power issues (most people blamed Unity)..
Meanwhile, my laptop running Debian stable is getting it's software updates and it hasn't lost any power efficiency yet..
IMO, I think it is a fair comparison.. The Ubuntu team approved of the newer kernels for distribution in their OS and it's costing people their power efficiency.. The Debian team haven't approved of the newer kernels for their stable OS yet and so Debian stable users can go about their business and maybe never even run into these power efficiency issues..
IMO, I think it's a given that every user should be running the latest stable version of their OS.. So yes, I think a Debian Squeeze vs. 11.04 is a very fair comparison.
Are you expecting people go to Ubuntu's website and see the great big download link for 11.04, but then stop and think..... "Oh wait, I don't want the latest stable version, I want an older stable version"?
The majority of Ubuntu users are going to be using 11.04 and 11.10 because that's Ubuntu's flagship product... Just as Squeeze is for Debian.
If you want to compare Squeeze to 10.04, then get Ubuntu to replace their links for 11.04 with 10.04 as the software that they're pushing as the best thing since sliced bread and I'll agree with that comparison.
Otherwise, I'll see it for the facts that it is.. Ubuntu is shipping software with less and less power efficiency and pushing it out as their flagship product. Not that I really care as Ubuntu and Debian meet different needs..
Those people who are so concerned about regressions like that, should be running Debian in my opinion.. There's no reason to stress yourself over stuff like that when there are alternatives.
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- What OS are you running?
- I'm running Watt OS.
- Yeah, what OS?
- Watt OS.
- Yeah am asking YOU what OS is it?
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- Have you got bad hearing or something? W-H-A-T O-S are you using???
- @#@#@#$! I'm using W-A-T-T O-S!!!!!
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Actually, if you read the release notes, it says that very thing:
You do read the release notes before installation, right?Linux kernel: 10-30% increase in power consumption. (760131)


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Feather River College players bring suit of their own
Attorneys for Feather River College (FRC) students Emory Boyd Jr., Quinton Hancock and Nicholos Page filed a complaint Jan. 25 with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California, naming Feather River Community College District (FRCCD), FRC athletic director Merle Trueblood and FRC football coach James Johnson as defendants.
Each of the plaintiffs played football for the Golden Eagles during the 2009-2010 academic year. They were recruited from South Carolina by Eric Small, former assistant head football coach, who filed suit against FRC, Trueblood and Johnson in November 2010, alleging discrimination, disparate treatment and violations of civil rights and federal statutes.
The new lawsuit alleges that once Small was no longer in the college's employ, Trueblood, Johnson and Josh White, another member of the coaching staff, insulted, unfairly criticized, abused and taunted the team's African American players, including the plaintiffs, while Caucasian players were not treated in such a manner.
Attorneys Terri Keyser-Cooper and Diane K. Vaillancourt also allege that coaching staff decided to change the "face" of the team from 80 percent African American to 80 percent Caucasian under the guise of the 85-player cap the college instituted for the 2010 season.
The lawsuit also alleges the three players were not told they would not play until it was too late to apply to a different school or they were already at the college.
Of the three, only Page made the team. However, the complaint alleges, White would not play him, favoring players who were obviously (according to Page) inferior to him.
When contacted by telephone Dr. Ron Taylor, FRC president and superintendent, declined specific comment about the case and referenced a statement he made to college employees via e-mail.
In his statement, Taylor wrote the district denies allegations of discriminatory practices involving the football program completely. His statement concludes, "FRCCD is dedicated to educating all its students and preparing them to move on to four-year institutions and/or successful careers."
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Attorneys for the district have filed two motions but no response to Small's complaint — a motion to dismiss alleging plaintiffs have failed to provide facts to support the complaint as well as a motion to strike a good portion of the complaint "because each alleged incident occurred outside the statute of limitation for bringing a claim pursuant to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964."
The motion to strike challenges other portions of the complaint because "each paragraph concerns an allegation regarding a privileged communication pursuant to the 'Noerr-Pennington Doctrine.'" Still others are challenged because they contain "irrelevant, immaterial, improper, prejudicial, and scandalous allegations not supported by facts."
In a telephone interview, Keyser-Cooper said it was unlikely the court would dismiss, because of the lower standard for bringing suit. Plaintiffs only have to show prima facie evidence (just enough reasonable evidence) to sue.
The attorney said the real fight would be after discovery when the district's attorneys, Alesa Schachter and Jennifer L. Hippo of Johnson Schachter & Lewis, were most likely to file for a summary judgment — essentially a claim that plaintiffs have not made their case.
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Phoronix: R600 Gallium3D Expands On Stream-Out By Default
The R600 Gallium3D driver is beginning to enable Stream-Out support by default for a greater selection of the Radeon graphics processors...
How exactly does this benefit us?
I.e., USE CASE.
More mordern OpenGL features as I read it.
It's required for OpenGL 3.0 support. I think MSAA support (which Arlie had in an experimental repo) is the only other feature currently missing. (if you add S3TC lib and compile with float textures)
Edit: 1 example i found on the web of it being used - http://prideout.net/blog/?tag=transform-feedback
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With it you can store what you generate on the GPU. Think deformable terrain for example, without having the cpu do transfers at any point.


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This little piggy went to market
Where is thumbkin? (and by the way, do you know you can sing the whole hand? I only remember this song as a one-digit ditty. But E brought home these melodic adventures of Pointer, Tall Guy, Ring Man and Pinky and suddenly we have an epic on our hands. Literally.) (And, watching small children contort their Ring Men into standing up solo is, all by itself, worth the cost of parenting.)
The itsy bitsy spider
The Hokey Pokey
The Chicken Dance (This one is wordless, really, but trust me that there is huge entertainment factor in encouraging full-volume wordless humming to the beat of wing flapping and tailfeather wiggling.)
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I'm a little teapot
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Last week E learned a new one in school that I was not familiar with: Peter works with one hammer all day long. Forgive me if I'm spoiling the ending for you, but after that first hammer Peter works with two hammers, then three, then four, then five, before he realizes that he is very tired now, tired now, tired now and goes to sleep all night long. You must have guessed that the first two hammers are your fists, which you bob up and down like oil rigs to the syncopation of the lyrics. The third and fourth hammers are your feet, and that wears-him-out fifth hammer, it's your head.
Which is all well and good, but every day now E asks to play Peter in the car. I break the rules and alternate the dropping of the first and second hammers, even though they are supposed to be synchronized, so that I can, y'know, incrementally hold the steering wheel and keep us safe. The third hammer's no problem and I'll confess here that for the sake of family harmony I flat-out lie to E, yes, of course, my fourth hammer is going, the foot on the gas pedal, it's hammering right along. The fifth hammer, though: let me just state that it is very difficult to maintain a steady speed on the road when my younger daughter is squealing to the beat and my elder daughter is admonishing me to keep my head going. And even though I incline my head only the slightest bit when we're not at red lights, I know to the drivers in the adjacent lanes who can't hear the soundtrack of my life reverberating in three part harmony, I must look like an offensive imitation of a palsied, alcoholic woodpecker.


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Drained my first 1792 Ridgemont Reserve last night. Picked it up as it was BOTM in Sept., and enjoyed it. May buy another sometime, especially if I catch it on sale. Looking forward to trying something new, soon, Joe. (Never turned up a Henry McKenna Single Barrel BIB for this month.)
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Michter's 10 yr bourbon. Good, and I like it.
Polished off a PHC Golden last night. I thought it was really good but to be perfectly honest I don't think it was worth what I paid for it (-$60 off retail). In addition I don't even want to say what I was offered for it because I should have taken some SB'ers up on their offers. That being said, it was a unique bourbon and I am glad I tried it.
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Are you tantalized by the thought of a vacation in the sun this winter? If you speak to a travel agent about such a holiday, you will be presented mostly with brochures for 'all-inclusive' resorts. This is outside our comfort zone since answers about ingredients to mass-prepared meals can be spotty at best.
Our preference is for villas with kitchens. Now most people think villa vacations are for the rich and famous. Yet many are no more expensive than an 'all-inclusive' holiday and, if you share a villa with another family, some are even cheaper.
Villas come in every size and price range. Some are part of large resorts, with access to a resort's activities and facilities, while others are stand-alone. Catered villas with a cook are common in Jamaica, Barbados, St. Lucia and Mexico. Self-catering villas are more common on other Caribbean islands and in Europe.
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The Internet has made finding villas much easier. You can either rent a villa directly from an owner or go through a villa agent. For the first rental, I recommend an agent, and make sure the person has been to the properties and can make recommendations about which ones are suitable for your family.
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redsatchmo wrote:Hey, I'm glad you like it! Yah that's one of the things I struggled with in coming up with the derby image, because when you look at it at more of a full size it stands out a little better. Maybe it would look better in a different color scheme?
Maybe if you just kept it with just the one color of the line design. I'm getting lost with the blue half-tone in the center of it, and I think it makes it difficult to see your main idea. Still, it's really neat, and I love the effort you put into it!
Re: (Recycled) Aluminum Man
Wouldn't this look awesome with glow in the dark ink in the Arc Reactor?
Re: Go Green
I like your style
linksdeity wrote:I love this design! It reminds me of the kinds of illustrations you would find in grade school science books! Very awesome
Thanks! I hadn't even thought of that, but you're right... its amazing how something you've forgotten about can pop up again all of a sudden.
Re: Please...
I'm the cream of the crop I rise to the top
I think I just found the most creative use for that sign. O_o just genius. This is beautiful yet sad.
Re: The Message
I imagine the note reads: "Please hurry! I am stranded on a boat with a dog a two birds! Make that one bird..."
Re: Reduce, Reuse, Reargyle
I like this but it looks a lot like http://shirt.woot.com/offers/aaarrrgyle
Re: A Soothing Massage
Thanks everyone! :D
First thing that I thought too! We're not alone!
bigblued wrote:Maybe it's just me, maybe it says more about how I perceive things than I should publicly admit. But now that I've seen it, I am having a hard time un-seeing it. The shading on the arrows, especially on the arrow, um, head, combined with the how the tail of the arrow is positioned off of the, um, base...would that pass the PG-13 test? Or am I the only one who sees it? Other than that, stunning design!
Rejectionator sweeps through, and yet this remains unscathed. Odd.
Re: Weird Science in Nature
The platypus...a product of nature's recycling program?
Re: Recyclezilla!
I gotta admit... this is pretty cool
Re: Recycled Robot
he's so cute... and cool
very cool. kinda like Dr. Seuss
Re: Treecycle (Go Green Remix)
Here's an alternate version for all you yellow haters our there... trees recycle water, sunlight and CO2 to make oxygen...Our bodies recycle oxygen to live... We must recycle for the cycle to continue...
writermist wrote:I gotta admit... this is pretty cool
Thanks. I'll admit I'm a little bummed about the votes for this but happy that its has votes and some people like it. This was also kind of an experiment for me to use halftones for semi-real shading. I'm glad you enjoy it!
Re: The Earth needs a hero!
My son would love to have this shirt!!!! I think it could have been improved by being green colored - at first glance, I think people will mistake this for a Spiderman shirt. However, the idea and the execution of the trompe l'oeil [sp?] are great. If it doesn't make print this week, I hope you resub it some time!
tomspc wrote:I like this but it looks a lot like http://shirt.woot.com/offers/aaarrrgyle
Well, the theme is Recycle! (EDIT- After reading this back, it sounds snarky and mean to me... no major offense meant toward fishy...)
Re: Captain Recycle (Recycled)
It was a shame that your other one was rejected. I have no idea why it would have been. I love your designs and I hope this one gets back up to the fog too. Everyone re-vote!
tallon231 wrote:It was a shame that your other one was rejected. I have no idea why it would have been. I love your designs and I hope this one gets back up to the fog too. Everyone re-vote!
Thank you very much.
Very cute design! I love the look on that cat's face, and the colors :D
bpr2 wrote:First thing that I thought too! We're not alone!
Thank goodness I'm no the only one! Or maybe we are both just strange.
It looks like someone beat you to this idea. http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry/67085/natures-recycler
midstarrynight wrote:Maybe if you just kept it with just the one color of the line design. I'm getting lost with the blue half-tone in the center of it, and I think it makes it difficult to see your main idea. Still, it's really neat, and I love the effort you put into it!
I respectfully disagree! I love the detail and the line art, and I think the blue halftone brings in the blue and green of the Earth and the recycling theme perfectly. My only suggestion would be perhaps to decrease the detail between the central Earth image and the outer "chasing arrows" and leave more negative space so the design reads easier from a distance. I like "as is" though, and I'd buy it if it prints...esp if it ever makes it onto a tote...
tallon231 wrote:It was a shame that your other one was rejected. I have no idea why it would have been.
Probably because it's already a trademarked logo, just with the arrows added. It's a shame, I really did like it though, so I'm voting for this one too
jstjred wrote:poor guy...move overseas and you'll be fine.
hahahha ;D
thatquietgir1 wrote:This is cool, and I appreciate the style switch up. The back wheel doesn't seem to be grounded?
thanks a lot,you're right about the wheel, i should have updated it , but had no time to do it ;-((
This one is better, less obvious... first you are like "wha???" and then you are like "ah... that's clever." I do think it would look better on a dark green shirt instead of blue though.
Re: Sustaining Animalia
I really want to see this design make it to the fog! :D
I want this now!!
blhilger wrote:It looks like someone beat you to this idea. http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry/67085/natures-recycler
Re: A Good Cause
Muy bueno diseño, felicidades a ambos. Buen concepto para el tema y el uso del color está bien trabajado. Suerte! *For those who don't speak Spanish, it says: "Awesome!" lol
I really like this on green! Then again, I didn't hate it at all on yellow.
Re: Recyclable Security V3
I missed that v2 got rejected. Thanks to oakenspirit for the suggestion on differentiating it further to avoid rejection!
omarfeliciano wrote:Muy bueno diseño, felicidades a ambos. Buen concepto para el tema y el uso del color está bien trabajado. Suerte! *For those who don't speak Spanish, it says: "Awesome!" lol
Muchas gracias Omar!!! jaajaja me parto con la "traducción" XD
Re: Space Shuttle Repurpose
*flashes back to Heinlein's 'Farmer in the Sky'* Great work!
Re: recycle what you don't eat
Mmm, sweet delicious recycled brains! Ggghghgghggggghhhh...
Everyone RE-VOTE. Great design.
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This is REALLY well done! A definite 'double-take' shirt and, upon second look, all detail comes clear. Well done indeed!
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