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MONKTON — The Monkton Central School board unanimously renewed the contract of its principal on Monday during a special meeting.
Susan Stewart, who has been the principal at the school since 2010, will continue to head the school next year.
School board chair Dawn Griswold issued a statement Tuesday morning explaining the board's choice.
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MONKTON — The Monkton Central School board will hold a special meeting to hear from the public and discuss whether or not to renew the contract of the school's principal.
The renewal of Principal Susan Stewart's contract is being closely watched by some in the community after about half of the teachers at the school left at the end of the last school year.
The special meeting has not yet been scheduled.
MONKTON — What a difference two years can make in politics.
In 2012, incumbent Reps. David Sharpe, D-Bristol, and Michael Fisher, D-Lincoln, were unopposed in their successful runs for new two-year terms representing the Addison-4 House district.
With the 2014 legislative session barely half over, two Republican candidates have already confirmed their plans to oppose Sharpe and Fisher in the two-seat district that includes Bristol, Starksboro, Lincoln and Monkton.
MONKTON — Dozens of Monkton residents whose land Vermont Gas Systems is seeking for a natural gas pipeline attended a meeting hosted by two officials from the Department of Public Service and Sen. Christopher Bray, to help landowners negotiate right-of-way easements with the utility company.
The meeting, held Thursday evening at the Monkton firehouse, featured Public Service Commissioner Chris Recchia and DPS General Counsel Louise Porter.
MONKTON — Residents in three Addison County towns this week passed articles condemning the Vermont Gas Systems pipeline that is proposed to run through the county.
Voters in Monkton, Cornwall and Shoreham voiced their disapproval with Vermont Gas, the state's only gas utility, by overwhelmingly approving the measures at their respective town meetings.
ADDISON COUNTY — If Vermont Gas Systems does move forward with eminent domain proceedings against Addison County landowners to secure necessary easements to build its proposed natural gas pipeline, it will have both state statute and recent precedents on its side.
The Canadian-owned utility sent letters to nine Monkton homes last month stating that if an agreement on a right-of-way easement could not be reached, the utility would have no choice but to begin the process of eminent domain.
MONKTON — Vermont Gas Systems has said it will use eminent domain to obtain Monkton land it needs to build its pipeline through Addison County if town landowners do not agree to let the company cross their land.
At least some Monkton residents said they consider that tactic to be threatening.
MONKTON — Vermont State Police are investigating a rash of thefts in the early hours of Jan. 13 that targeted both homes and vehicles across two counties.
Police believe the three burglaries and five larcenies that occurred in the towns of Charlotte and Monkton are related.
MONKTON — Vermont State Police are investigating a rash of thefts across two counties in the early hours of Jan. 13 that targeted both homes and vehicles.
MONKTON — A couple whose property the proposed Vermont Gas Systems natural gas pipeline would traverse has appealed the Public Service Board's decision late last month to give the project a Certificate of Public Good.


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Nancy Drolet, a member of Canada's women's hockey team until she was cut just before the Salt Lake City Olympics, has become the country's first prominent female athlete to publicly disclose her homosexuality, reports the Ottawa Citizen. Drolet, 29, was united with her partner, Nathalie Allaire, last week in a civil ceremony in Saint Jerome, Quebec. Same-sex civil unions became legal in the province earlier this summer.
"We decided in 1995 to spend the rest of our lives together," Drolet said. "The union is a legal document that will free us from future constraints. We adore children, and like any new couple, we think about having them, but not necessarily tomorrow morning."
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Thursday 23 May 2013
Letters: British Muslims condemn horror in Woolwich
These letters appear in the print edition of The Independent, 24 May, 2013
The blood of the innocent shed in Woolwich calls for a high-level inquiry into how the Koran is being interpreted and taught in British mosques and madrassahs, and the links most of our mosques have with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
What happened in Woolwich is in line with what Salafi zealots have been doing in Syria and Pakistan to other Muslims who do not share their bleak view of the Creator.
M A Qavi, London SE3
Words struggle to describe the deep anger at this cowardly attack on our off-duty soldier. This has been an attack on every one of us and the nation stands united in its abhorrence and disgust.
But hard lessons need to be learnt about who knew of the radical ideology of these thugs. It is alleged that at least one of them was known for overtly jihadist views, so we need to know whether pre-emptive action could have been taken by the security agencies.
This attack has also exposed the blatant failure of the UK's Muslim organisations and previous governments' complacent attitude in cosying up to them. I have not seen any UK Muslim group or educational institution confront, in a structured and comprehensive manner, this pernicious anti-UK propaganda, rife among converts in social circles, schools, higher-education institutes, prisons, etc.
UK Muslim youth needs to be taught the fundamental democratic values of Britain and its core national ethos, together with patriotism. When it comes to the internal security of this country, every Muslim youth should be a soldier and a watchful guard.
And Muslim youth also needs to be taught that members of our armed forces heroically fulfill the tasks entrusted to them, and that foreign policy is an expression of our national interests, which can be changed through national consensus, civic efforts and legitimate lobbying.
Dr Lu'ayy Minwer Al-Rimawi, Co-Director, Master's Programme in Islamic Financial & Business Law, BPP University College, London WC1
The savage killing of the soldier has to be condemned without reservation by all Muslims. This monstrous act fills us with utter revulsion, and our heartfelt condolences are extended to the victim's family.
Last week, the British Muslim community was in the spotlight with the conviction of a sadistic Muslim paedophile gang in Oxford. This week, two misguided Muslims, most significantly new converts to Islam, have brought further opprobrium to practising Muslims in the UK.
These terrible scourges of paedophilia and terrorism within some strains of British Islam are sadly reflective of the broader incapacity of the Muslim community to fully integrate with the mainstream. If UK Muslims were genuine and effective stakeholders in British society, the ideological drivers that fuel immoral sexuality as well as bloody terrorism would be inhibited, if not eradicated.
British Muslims must disassociate themselves from all variants of imported religious fundamentalism so that fascist groups and far-right organisations cannot exploit burgeoning social tensions in the UK.
But there are also unpalatable, underlying reasons behind the Woolwich brutality. There is a clear correlation between Tony Blair's illegal invasion of Iraq a decade ago and the emergence of Muslim terrorism in the UK. This in no way condones this despicable deed, but Labour's former leaders must be held accountable for dragging this country into needless, US-inspired foreign adventures.
They are partly responsible for providing Muslim militants, here and abroad, with their toxic propaganda. It is high time that the UK honestly addresses the roots of Islamic terrorism instead of focusing just on its contemptible results.
Dr T Hargey, Imam, Oxford Muslim Congregation, Oxford
There appears to be confusion among the British Muslim communities over the horrific episode in Woolwich. A segment of the British Muslim communities suggests that Muslims ought not to show their feelings of disgust about this cowardly attack.
They believe such outward expression of condemnation amounts to apologising and could be viewed as acceptance that it is Islam that preaches such acts of violence.
I suggest an alternative view to the community to which I belong. Any public condemnation of this or similar acts only highlights the feelings of solidarity British Muslims hold with the victims and is a show of defiance to the radical ideologists who try to hijack their religion to further their agenda of hatred and division.
Muslims and non-Muslims alike should stand shoulder to shoulder in sending such unified messages to the preachers and perpetrators of hate within our communities.
Dr Shaaz Mahboob, Uxbridge, Middlesex
I am a teacher at an Islamic faith school in Birmingham and involved in a local neighbourhood forum. I felt compelled to write to you to plead that you give us (the Muslim community) a voice to utterly condemn this horrific event.
Please help us to give a loud, clear and unequivocal response to this criminal act. This is an act of madmen: nothing in this can be associated with Islam.
We Muslims need to reassure our fellow British citizens that we stand with them against all forms of extremism, terrorism and acts of treason.
Kashif May, Head of RE and Behaviour, Al-Furqan Community College, Birmingham
Gay marriage law unfair to single people
The special concessions given to homosexuals are extremely unfair. Marriage and civil partnership give people the right to transfer property between them without inheritance tax and to draw on the spouse's pension entitlements.
Why should these benefits be denied to single people, now the majority of the population? What is so special about homosexual sex that it qualifies for exemption from tax and extra pension benefits?
Many people share their lives with others but cannot marry them. Sisters who live together, relatives who may be dependent on each other, people in complex relationships which preclude marriage; all of these people would very much like the privileges which are being accorded to homosexuals.
If gays are to get these tax breaks, then everyone in society should be able to gift their property freely to someone they love.
But the liberal elite have made gay marriage a badge of their international club membership. If someone in the Netherlands does it, then so must Obama, Cameron and their pals. It's infuriating and deeply unjust.
Heterosexual married couples are raising the next generation. It's a tough job and I accept that they deserve support from the state. But anyone can have sex; you don't have to be given tax breaks to get that together.
Jane Hayter-Hames, Oxford
Opponents of gay marriage, with Biblical backing, claim it will devalue straight marriage. What I and my partner want to know is: could gay marriage devalue civil partnership?
Peter Forster, London N4
GPs let down my dying mother
How I sympathise with Jane Merrick ("I wish my child hadn't got ill at the weekend", 22 May). My mother died last year having been seen by four doctors at her own practice, all of them missing the cancer that was widespread through her body and killed her a few days after I had no choice but to take her to A&E.
Her own doctor, writing to me weeks after I had sent him a letter outlining my disappointment and anger, said: "I have not been involved in your mother's care from the beginning as she was seen by other doctors in the practice." Point made.
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If police, ambulance and firefighters can all work nightshifts and weekends, why can't all the vastly higher-paid GPs?
Dai Woosnam, Grimsby
Many fear a frugal retirement
I'm delighted for Carolyn Slater, reading her IEA reports in Tuscany (letters, 21 May). Personally, I would choose France over Italy, but I have no doubt that retirement for her is wonderful, and that there are many such people around who, either as the result of a great company pension fund, thoughtful property purchase, or constant prudence in their financial affairs, succeed in having the retirement they planned and worked for at an age where they can appreciate it.
But I'm certain there are also very many others looking at a frugal retirement where they must work beyond the age they wish, due a poorly performing, or non-existent, pension fund. They will consider themselves lucky to have paid the mortgage off on their (average) property by the time they receive their (fixed) state pension, hopefully at 65 or 67 but who knows, with the proposed five-yearly review, possibly at 70. There will be more again who won't manage even that.
Both quantity (in terms of time) and quality (financial comfort) are important for a happy retirement. Perhaps, in repeatedly raising the age at which the state pension becomes payable, governments have in mind that some of us won't be around to draw it. Now, there's a good way to pay off the deficit.
Lesley Wilson, Pontypridd, South Wales
No bribery
Your article "BBC offers staff £24m 'bribes' for move to Salford" (15 May) implied that the BBC had offered "bribes" to staff to induce them to move to the North of England. Staff were not "bribed" to move and at no point did the National Audit Office say that the BBC had done anything improper in terms of the relocation packages offered to staff.
Peter Salmon, Director, BBC North, Salford
It's just Chance
What qualifies the Chancellor of the Exchequer to be in charge of environmental and energy policy ("Switch to low-carbon future", 23 May)? For that matter, what qualifies someone with no background in economics or finance to be Chancellor of the Exchequer?
David Gibbs, London SW4
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Ledet Davonna S DS Division of Neurology, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105, USA. - - 2010
Congenital acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) is a relatively rare disorder that is characterized by frequent central nervous system involvement that may increase the risk for seizures. Appropriate choice of anticonvulsant therapy with respect to ongoing oncologic treatment is not established in this age group. We report the case of a ...
Lim Daniel A - - 2009
Seizures are common in patients with gliomas, and phenytoin (PHT) is frequently used to control tumor-related seizures. PHT, however, has many undesirable side effects (SEs) and drug interactions with glioma chemotherapy. Levetiracetam (LEV) is a newer antiepileptic drug (AED) with fewer SEs and essentially no drug interactions. We performed a ...
Nakamura Katsuya - - 2009
The clinical effect of the GABAergic drug gabapentin was evaluated in 11 patients with spinocerebellar ataxia type 6 (SCA6). The total period of gabapentin treatment was 4 weeks, and outcome measures were determined with the International Cooperative Ataxia Rating Scales (ICARS) and postural sway studies. At week 4, 5 patients ...
Early seizure frequency and aetiology predict long-term medical outcome in childhood-onset epilepsy.
Sillanpää Matti - - 2009
In clinical practice, it is important to predict as soon as possible after diagnosis and starting treatment, which children are destined to develop medically intractable seizures and be at risk of increased mortality. In this study, we determined factors predictive of long-term seizure and mortality outcome in a population-based cohort ...
Squitti R - - 2009
BACKGROUND: Serum copper not bound to ceruloplasmin ("free") appears slightly elevated in patients with Alzheimer disease (AD). We explored whether a deregulation of the free copper pool can predict AD clinical worsening. METHODS: We assessed levels of copper, iron, zinc, transferrin, ceruloplasmin, peroxides, total antioxidant capacity, free copper, and apolipoprotein ...
Messé Steven R - - 2009
INTRODUCTION: Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) is associated with a risk of early seizure and guidelines recommend consideration of prophylactic antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) for some patients, although the utility is uncertain. METHODS: We analyzed data from the placebo arm of the Cerebral Hemorrhage and NXY-059 Trial (CHANT), an international multicenter randomized trial ...
Ghaffari Tahereh - - 2009
The majority of complete denture wearers are old. Clinical experience suggests that complete denture wearers have various disorders in their gustatory and olfactory senses due to disturbance of airways between the oral and nasal cavities caused by upper complete denture. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect ...
Desguerre Isabelle - - 2009
To explore clinical heterogeneity of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), viewed as a major obstacle to the interpretation of therapeutic trials A retrospective single institution long-term follow-up study was carried out in DMD patients with both complete lack of muscle dystrophin and genotyping. An exploratory series (series 1) was used to ...
Kuba Robert R Brno Epilepsy Center; First Department of Neurology, St. Anne's University Hospital and Faculty of Medicine, Masaryk University, Brno, Pekarská 53, Czech Republic. - - 2009
We performed a retrospective, multicenter, open-label study to evaluate the efficacy of vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) in all patients in the Czech Republic who have received this treatment for at least 5 years (n=90). The mean last follow-up was 6.6+/-1.1 years (79+/-13 months). The median number of seizures among all ...
Olmez Akgun A Hacettepe University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Pediatric Neurology, Ankara, Turkey. - - 2009
After a reasonable seizure-free period, discontinuation of antiepileptic drugs (AED) is usually decided in epileptic patients despite the risk of seizure recurrence. In children, risk of recurrence after discontinuation of AED is generally 20-40%; however, there is still no general agreement on the criteria to predict safe discontinuation. This study ...
Latalova Klara - - 2008
BACKGROUND: The second generation antipsychotics (SGA) is considered to have contributed to the decrease of the risk of TD in comparison with the first generation antipsychotics (FGA). Using the multiple regression analysis, we compared the predictive strength of the FGA/SGA distinction with the predictive strength of the duration of treatment, ...
Montenegro Maria A MA Department of Neurology, Comprehensive Epilepsy Center, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, NY, - - 2008
Clobazam (CLB) has proven efficacy against multiple seizure types. Although available in many countries, it is not approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. The objective of this study was to evaluate the usage patterns, efficacy, tolerability, and 1-year retention of CLB in patients with refractory epilepsy seen at ...
Beyenburg Stefan - - 2009
PURPOSE AND BACKGROUND: Clinical experience with intravenous levetiracetam (LEV IV) is still very limited, especially in elderly subjects. The primary objective of this retrospective observational study was to describe the efficacy and tolerability of LEV IV in older patients presenting with epileptic seizure emergencies. METHODS: Medical records of 14 older ...
de Souza Aaron - - 2009
No trials to date have focused on long-term seizure outcome in solitary cerebral cysticercal lesion (SCCL), which is believed to produce a relatively benign form of epilepsy. This is a prospective randomized controlled study to evaluate the effect of Albendazole on long-term seizure outcome in patients with MRI-confirmed solitary cerebral ...
Lo Benjamin W Y - - 2008
OBJECT: Cephaloceles represent primary axial mesodermal defects, occurring in 0.8-4 per 10,000 live births. Prior studies have reported posterior location, hydrocephalus, microcephaly, seizure, and presence of brain tissue as poor prognostic markers for neurological outcome. However, these studies were small and the results were analyzed using univariate tests. The purpose ...
Freudenmann Roland W - - 2008
In the absence of controlled clinical trials, little is known about antipsychotic treatment in primary and secondary delusional parasitosis (DP). All available data on the efficacy of antipsychotics (APs) and the outcome in DP date back to the era of first-generation antipsychotics, whereas such data are lacking for second-generation antipsychotics ...
Ilmberger Josef - - 2008
OBJECT: This prospective longitudinally designed study was conducted to evaluate language functions pre- and postoperatively in patients who underwent microsurgical treatment of tumors in close proximity to or within language areas and to detect those patients at risk for a postoperative aphasic disturbance. METHODS: Between 1991 and 2005, 153 awake ...
Cakir Sibel - - 2008
Agitation is one of the most devastating behavioral symptoms in demented patients but there is little evidence about effective and safe pharmacotherapy. We aimed to determine the effectiveness and safety of mirtazapine in treatment of agitated patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD). The consecutive patients with AD who have significant agitation ...
Verrotti Alberto - - 2008
The aim of the study was to assess the efficacy, tolerability, and safety of levetiracetam therapy in children and adolescents with absence epilepsy. Twenty-one participants (11 male, 10 female) with typical absence seizures were enrolled in this prospective study from seven centres in Italy. The mean age and age range ...
Bollo Robert J - - 2008
Epilepsy surgery for medically refractory seizures among patients with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) is a well-accepted treatment option. Many epilepsy centers around the world have published their experience over the past several years, supporting the idea that the best seizure control is obtained when a single tuber and associated epileptogenic ...
Lambert M - - 2008
INTRODUCTION: Agitation is a common phenomenon in schizophrenia or acute mania. Because of the inability of patients to give informed consent in such situations, data from consenting studies are limited. METHODS: This observational prospective 5-day study evaluated the effectiveness of olanzapine in a sample of highly agitated patients with aggression. ...
Asadi-Pooya Ali A - - 2008
PURPOSE: To evaluate whether the postoperative, antiepileptic drug (AED) regimen influences seizure recurrence after anterior temporal lobectomy when considering the putative mechanism of action and possible neuroprotective effects. METHODS: This was a retrospective study. Patients who had an anterior temporal lobectomy for refractory epilepsy, whose preoperative MRI indicated mesial temporal ...
Cobo Gómez Jesús Vicente - - 2008
Aripiprazole is a new antipsychotic agent that has proven safe and efficacious in controlled clinical trials. However, few published data on its effectiveness and safety when used in augmentation and combination are available. Our study aimed to determine the functional effectiveness and safety of different combinations of aripiprazole with other ...
Milligan Tracey A - - 2008
BACKGROUND: Antiepileptic drugs are routinely given after craniotomy. Though phenytoin (PHT) is still the most commonly used agent, levetiracetam (LEV) is increasingly administered for this purpose. This retrospective study compared the use of LEV and PHT as monotherapy prophylaxis following supratentorial neurosurgery. METHODS: Patients receiving LEV monotherapy after supratentorial craniotomy ...
Mohammad Reza Najafi; Department ...
BACKGROUND: Most of the studies have shown that approximately one third of patients with single seizure will experience a second one. Data regarding seizure-free survival time and recurrence rate vary widely. We investigated the likelihood of a second attack and seizure-free survival time with and without early treatment in our ...
Suzuki Y - - 2008
Previously, we reported the syndrome of inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone (SIADH) as an underestimated complication associated with SCT. In the present report, we analyzed detailed data on a larger number of patients with SIADH following SCT and found different SIADH clinical features following cord blood SCT (CBSCT) and BMT/PBSCT. ...
The epidemiology, clinical features, and long-term prognosis of Japanese encephalitis in central ...
Ooi Mong How MH Department of Paediatrics, Sibu Hospital, Sibu, - - 2008
Japanese encephalitis is a major public health problem in Asia. However, there is little data on the long-term outcome of Japanese encephalitis survivors. We prospectively evaluated children with serologically confirmed Japanese encephalitis over an 8.3-year period. The patients were assessed and their outcomes were graded with a functional outcome score ...
Jung Da Eun da - - 2008
OBJECTIVE: We evaluated the efficacy and long-term outcome of the ketogenic diet in patients with intractable childhood epilepsy as a result of focal malformation of cortical development. METHODS: A retrospective analysis evaluated seizure outcomes of 47 patients who had intractable epilepsy from (and) surgically remediable focal malformation of cortical development ...
Aull-Watschinger Susanne - - 2008
PURPOSE: To study long-term postoperative course and identify predictors for postoperative seizure control in patients with medically intractable temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) associated with hippocampal sclerosis (HS), diagnosed by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and ascertained histopathologically. To compare patients becoming seizure-free (i.e., cured from epilepsy) and patients experiencing prolonged seizure-free ...
Schulze-Bonhage A - - 2008
BACKGROUND: Gelastic epilepsy due to hypothalamic hamartomas is usually a severe condition encompassing both epileptic seizures and an epileptic encephalopathy associated with behavioral and cognitive impairments. Here we report the effects of interstitial radiosurgery in the treatment of this generally pharmacoresistant epilepsy syndrome. METHODS: Twenty-four consecutive patients (3-46 years of ...
Krendl R - - 2008
OBJECTIVE: To assess the prognostic implications of both the absolute spike frequency over the affected temporal lobe and the relative spike distribution between the two temporal lobes (i.e., uni- vs bitemporal spike distribution) for postoperative seizure control in a series of consecutive patients with medically refractory mesial temporal lobe epilepsy ...
Maschio Marta - - 2008
Medical management of brain tumor-related epilepsy is complicated by interactions between antiepileptic and chemotherapeutic drugs. We studied the effect of temozolomide therapy on the disposition of the new antiepileptic drugs topiramate (TPM) or oxcarbazepine (OXC). Fifteen patients chronically treated with TPM or OXC in monotherapy starting a chemotherapeutic treatment with ...
Rheims Sylvain - - 2008
PURPOSE: Indication of gamma-knife surgery (GKS) in temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) remains a matter of debate. Either positive or negative results have been reported in studies with a maximum follow-up of 24 months. No long-term data have been published yet. METHODS: We collected data from 15 TLE patients who underwent ...
Delavallée Maxime - - 2008
OBJECTIVE: In certain chronic neuropathic pain (CNP) conditions, extradural electrode implantation is preferred to a subdural location for motor cortex stimulation (MCS) therapy, but the rationale for this preference remains debatable. We provide documented long-term results of subdural MCS in CNP. METHODS: Our eight consecutive patients (five men, three women; ...
Damulin I V - - 2008
The efficacy of treatment with cerebrolysin was studied in 40 patients with cerebral vascular insufficiency. Cerebrolysin (20 daily i.v. infusions of 10 ml in 200 ml of physiological saline) was found to be an effective means of treating this group of patients. Courses of cerebrolysin treatment decreased the severity of ...
Shim Kyu-Won - - 2008
OBJECT: The authors propose that anterior callosotomy -- thought to have some advantages over total callosotomy -- is not superior to total callosotomy for prevention of seizure propagation or other complications. METHODS: The study comprised 34 patients in whom generalized epilepsy syndrome or frontal lobe seizures with a secondary generalization ...
Binder Devin K - - 2008
OBJECT: Occipital lobe epilepsy (OLE) accounts for a small percentage of extratemporal epilepsies and only few and mostly small patient series have been reported. Preoperative findings, surgical strategies, histopathological bases, and postoperative outcomes for OLE remain to be elucidated. METHODS: A group of 54 patients with occipital lobe involvement were ...
Téllez-Zenteno José F - - 2008
Most results reported in studies focusing on long-term outcomes of epilepsy surgery resemble those reported in studies with shorter follow-up, indicating that many of the surgical results are enduring. In general, about 60% of patients with temporal epilepsy and 25% to 40% of those with extratemporal epilepsy achieve long-term seizure ...
Balabanov Antoaneta - - 2008
Epilepsy surgery treatment should be considered as standard of care for all patients with medically intractable partial-onset epilepsy who are found to be good surgical candidates based on their presurgical evaluation. Delaying surgical treatment continues to be a problem among neurologists. The early recognition of pharmacoresistance and patients' referral for ...
González V - - 2008
The aim of this study was to analyse the suspected adverse reactions associated with rituximab or trastuzumab reported to the Spanish Pharmacovigilance System. From this national database, we selected the spontaneous reports registered between 1 January 1999 and 1 June 2006 and analysed both age and gender of the patient, ...
Arif Hiba - - 2008
Status epilepticus (SE) is a neurological emergency that requires prompt diagnosis and treatment, as delay is associated with a higher likelihood of poor response to treatment and worse outcome. Lorazepam has been well established as a first-line therapy. Subsequent steps are less established, and there are many reasonable options, including ...
Bilo Leonilda - - 2008
OBJECTIVES: To evaluate levetiracetam (LEV) tolerability in patients with epilepsy and liver disease. METHODS: Fourteen patients with epilepsy and concomitant liver disease were treated with LEV in an open prospective investigation mimicking the daily clinical practice. All patients were stabilized (ie, for at least 1 year) on traditional antiepileptic drugs ...
De Herdt Veerle - - 2009
We report on the long-term follow-up of a patient with refractory non-convulsive SE who was successfully treated with VNS. A 7-year old girl with a medical history of thrombosis in the right internal cerebral vein and right thalamic bleeding 8 days after birth, developed epilepsy at the age of 13 ...
Eckerström C - - 2008
BACKGROUND: Earlier studies have reported that hippocampal atrophy can to some extent predict which patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) will subsequently convert to dementia, and that converters have an enhanced rate of hippocampal volume loss. OBJECTIVE: To further validate the hypothesis that hippocampal atrophy predicts conversion from MCI to ...
Huber Bernd - - 2008
In a retrospective evaluation of 32 inpatients with therapy-resistant epilepsy and intellectual disability, the efficacy of pregabalin (PGB) treatment was assessed after 6 and 12 months. The combined efficacy measure included the percentage reduction in seizure frequency, as well as the Clinical Global Impression (CGI) scale. Tolerability was assessed using ...
Wroe S J - - 2008
OBJECTIVES: To investigate whether zonisamide remains effective and well tolerated in the treatment of refractory partial epilepsy during long-term treatment and with flexible dosing in clinical practice. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Patients with refractory partial epilepsy who completed a fixed-dose, randomized, double-blind clinical trial were recruited in an open-label extension study ...
Grosso Salvatore - - 2008
Steroids are commonly used for the treatment of intractable epilepsy. Deflazacort has shown similar effects to prednisone, but with a less worrying adverse-effect profile. In this study, we first compared the efficacy, safety, and seizure relapse rate of deflazacort versus hydrocortisone in children affected by drug-resistant epilepsies. This was an ...
Okanishi Tohru - - 2008
Adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH) therapy is an established treatment for West syndrome. However, some patients may relapse after this therapy, for whom there is no established treatment. We describe 3 patients with symptomatic West syndrome and multiple, poor prognostic factors who relapsed after initial ACTH therapy. They were treated with a ...
Matic Damir B DB Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada. - - 2008
Coronal incisions are used in traumatic, reconstructive, and cosmetic procedures to access the lateral facial skeleton. Temporal hollowing is a common complication following coronal incision that affects the patient both physically and psychologically. Several dissections have been recommended through this area to avoid injury to the frontal branch of the ...
McKeon A - - 2008
BACKGROUND: In adult patients, autoantibodies targeting the water channel aquaporin-4 (AQP4) are a biomarker for a spectrum of CNS inflammatory demyelinating disorders with predilection for optic nerves and spinal cord (neuromyelitis optica [NMO]). Here we describe the neurologic, serologic, and radiographic findings associated with CNS AQP4 autoimmunity in childhood. METHODS: ...
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For Simon Robinson, HPLC product manager at Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, the most significant trend in HPLC is fast instrumentation that delivers rapid results at higher resolution. "Fast LC has stimulated a lot of instrument sales, and is causing users to look closely at what they're doing, how their columns work, and which stationary or mobile phases are best for their application."
Shimadzu's Prominence HPLC product line includes the Prominence UFLC, an "extremely fast" system operating at standard pressures, the higher-pressure Prominence XR, and the Prominence Nano, a nanoflow system for proteomics.
Robinson delineates cutting edge HPLC instrumentation as those in the 2–3 micron particle size range and sub-2 micron. The former, he says, is optimal in terms of physics, specifically with respect to the ratio of height-equivalent theoretical plates and backpressure. Shimadzu has long played down sub-2 micron systems as too complex for the average user.
"Higher backpressures present more consequences you have to deal with, not to mention higher initial investment and maintenance." Separating fact from fantasy on particle size, he says, is simple. "The hard part is getting people to believe it. What they learn is that running at 10,000 psi and up is an absolute nightmare on your sanity and wallet. The worst part is when the customer finds out optimizing at a lower pressure can frequently produce better results."
Tom Jupille, an LC trainer and consultant with LC Resources, is another advocate of optimizing larger particle size systems to avoid the complexities and costs of ultrahigh pressure operation.
Firm in its convictions, Shimadzu promotes LC systems optimized for columns employing 2.2 micron particles which, says Robinson, may be run under normal-pressure conditions.
Bioprocess quality efforts have traditionally been after-the-fact activities rather than pro-active. The notion of Quality by Design, versus testing-in quality, was the impetus behind FDA's process analytic technology (PAT) initiative. PAT projects have been occurring, particularly at large bioprocessors, but not with the frequency, fanfare, or urgency that might be expected.
For example Shimadzu has an ongoing collaboration, with a major pharmaceutical company, to interface one of its HPLC systems to a bioreactor through an auto-sampler. But this project is "still in the prototype stage," according to Robinson.
What's holding back HPLC-based PAT, says DeLand, is "lack of confidence" by an increasingly conservative market. "These reactions and fermentations are worth a lot of money, and a lot is invested in process development," he says. "But thanks to initiatives from regulators, companies are beginning to open up and embrace the idea of PAT."
Nevertheless, the tools for PAT exist. Last December, Dionex introduced a new system, the Integral™ process analyzer platform, that works with the company's ion chromatography and rapid separation LC systems. Integral draws a sample and passes it on to the LC for analysis. The system is suitable for use in process development, pilot, and production systems.
According to George Barringer, Ph.D., CSO of Groton Biosystems, HPLC/PAT has been slow to catch on because it requires changes "in process and focus on the part of users and suppliers." More complex analyses usually go to an external analytical lab, far from the processing area.
"Moreover practitioners lack the facilities for HPLC, and using it online will require a mindset change." The other hurdle, Dr. Barringer says, has been instrument suppliers, who focus on analytical laboratories to the detriment of process groups.
Yet HPLC is ideally suited for feedback control, particularly for quantifying the appearance of the main product or consumption of amino acids, carbohydrates, and other nutrients. Groton has demonstrated this with its flagship products, in the ARS line of automated auto-samplers and feedback control systems that connect up to eight reactors to four analytical instruments.
The company has collaborated with Agilent (on HPLC systems), DASGIP (bioreactors), and YSI (bioprocess analyzers). Thus far Genentech, Pfizer, Novozymes, and Biogen IDEC have evaluated real-time analysis that combine Groton autosamplers and various analytical instruments.
Process optimization is the principal driver behind greater use of techniques like LC and LC/MS for peptide mapping and intact protein analysis, says Jeff Mazzeo, Ph.D., biopharmaceutical business director at Waters. This idea also ties in with Quality by Design, which seeks to control critical post-translational modifications through process parameters.
"We're seeing that users want to use mass spec more and more for protein characterization, even during the later stages of process development," Dr. Mazzeo adds. These customers generate LC/MS datasets easily, but spend an enormous amount of time analyzing, annotating, and reporting that data. Waters has continuously upgraded its LC and LC/MS software for automating information-creation from raw data. Most notable is the latest iteration of BiopharmaLynx software.
The company has similarly been focusing on systems for faster, higher-resolution, higher-sensitivity peptide maps and extended its branded UPLC product line to intact protein separations, including the introduction of the Acquity® UPLC BEH Glycan, a new UPLC column for glycan analysis.
Regulators have recently been emphasizing host-cell protein (HCP) analysis. Traditionally bioprocessors obtain a number quantifying HCPs generally through immunoprecipitation with polyclonal antibodies. The problem with this approach is a lack of discrimination between benign and immunogenic HCPs. Waters has applied its proteomics technologies to this problem, which allow picking out and quantifying specific HCPs.
One such technique is single-dimension LC/MS. Waters recently introduced a two-dimensional technique based on its nanoAcquity nanoscale UPLC system. Normally, 2-D LC/MS on low-abundance proteins uses ion exchange in the first dimension and reverse phase (RP) in the second.
Waters' method employs high-pH RP followed by low-pH RP, which provides orthogonal separations, which are sought after in 2-D methods. The benefit is the higher resolving power of RP vs. ion exchange.
One does not normally consider nanoscale methods where sample is not limited, but here the advantage is to exploit instrument sensitivity to overcome the huge concentration dynamic range differences between the therapeutic protein of interest and trace HCPs. Dr. Mazzeo claims a sensitivity of 20–30 ppm. "We've seen tremendous interest for this system from customers," he says.
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Definitely some new shows on the little screen this past week, featuring some new beauties, a few old beauties, and a bevy of skin. Most notably, though not quite nekkid, just in her panties and bra, Margaret Qualley, the hot brunette daughter of Andie MacDowell in her big new role in HBO's The Leftovers.
Joining Margaret in the Boob Tube Roundup is Diana Terranova topless in Californication, Lucy Walters topless and making the sexy in Power, and fine female formed Jaime Murray flashing deep cleavage in the tub in Defiance. It's something borrowed, something blue. I won't tell you what's blue, I'm too much of a gentleman. But check out these new bodies, err, faces and bodies. The Boob Tube always giveth. Enjoy.


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Ospreys have eggs in nest
Published at 13:05, Monday, 30 April 2012
NEW life could be brought celebrated by the Lake District Osprey Project.
The team have confirmed that three new eggs are being looked after by the pair of Osprey nesting at Bassenthwaite.
It is not known exactly when the eggs were laid.
Observations by experts show that the female osprey is now spending most of her time on the nest, incubating her eggs.
However, she has been seen taking a break from maternal duties to take a quick bath in a nearby stream.
The male osprey has been focusing his efforts on making the nest site safe and secure.
He has been spotted regularly bringing in bits of moss, twigs and possibly even manure from the fields.
Incubation is carried out mainly by the female and usually takes between 37 to 42 days.
With luck, the eggs should hatch in late May or early June.
This year's pairing at the lake is different from last season.
It involves what is thought to be the returning female osprey mating with a Bassenthwaite chick from 2007.
Ella Dixon, of the Lake District Osprey Project, said: "It is wonderful news that this new pairing has successfully mated and produced a clutch.
"We will now be waiting anxiously over the coming weeks, hoping that the chicks will hatch.
"There is always the risk that the older male will return and reassert his authority over his old territory by destroying the eggs."
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A fried egg.
Past tense and past participle of fry1.
Slang- Drunk or intoxicated.
- Tired out; exhausted.
- Simple past tense and past participle of fry.
(comparative more fried, superlative most fried)
- Cooked by frying.
- (specifically, of an egg) Being fried with the yolk unbroken.
- He always ate his eggs fried, never scrambled.
- (colloquial, of computer equipment) Broken as a result of excessive heat or an electrical surge.
- It looks like your motherboard is fried.
- (slang) stoned; under the influence of drugs
- Man, I got totally fried on weed at Chad's party.'
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fried - Computer Definition
In need of repair. See frotzed.
Variant of fry
transitive verb
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fried, frying- to cook or be cooked in a pan or on a griddle over direct heat, usually in hot fat or oil
- Slang to electrocute or be electrocuted
Origin of fry
Middle English frien ; from Old French frire ; from Classical Latin frigere, to fry ; from Indo-European base an unverified form bher-, to bake, roast from source Persian birištan, to frynoun
pl. fries- a fried food
- fried potatoes
- ☆ a social gathering, usually outdoors, at which food is fried and eaten: a fish fry


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Review Of Junior Johnson Morning Roll
In this video, Gregory is reviewing Junior Johnson Morning Roll which is actually a breakfast meal. He reads through the package and finds that these are locally made and so it has to be fresh. There are two ways of preparing it, in the oven if you have time and in the microwave if you are in a rush, both ways you get good taste. As Gregory bites through the roll, he realizes the freshness at the very first bite. The sausage is fresh the biscuit is fresh too and the price is decent. He gives Junior Johnson


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