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NEW YORK (ABC News) -- Robin Sandusky was trying to incorporate more protein into her diet, but finding a surprise critter in her salad wasn't exactly what she had in mind.
Sandusky, who works in New York City's theater industry, found the head and arm of a lizard in the kale salad she had delivered to her office on Tuesday from a restaurant called Guy & Gallard. She'd already eaten a quarter of it when she spotted the reptile in the corner of her bowl.
"I turned it over and the gore was hanging out the back of the neck," she told ABC News today, adding that the lizard had an arm and half-open eyelids. "I said, 'Oh man. I have a lizard in my salad.'"
At first, her coworker didn't believe her.
She said she called the restaurant for a refund, but didn't take them up on their offer to give her a replacement salad. She put the lizard head on the fork, closed the lid of the salad and placed it on the receptionist's desk in a bag.
But before saying goodbye to the creature for good, she got a quick photo.
"How many times are you going to have that happen in your life?" she said. "The reaction to it has been a lot more insane than the actual event. The New York Post was stalking outside my apartment waiting for me with a picture of my boyfriend and I on her phone."
Jason Jefferies, one of the managing partners at Guy & Gallard, said the restaurant chain hasn't had an issue like this in 20 years, and they're still investigating what happened.
"We keep our kitchens to the highest standards," he told ABC News. "Pretty much we're shocked at the possibility this could happen."
He said they disposed of remaining lettuce out of an abundance of caution, but so far haven't found any "proof" that it was responsible for the lizard getting in the salad.
In December, a woman found a frog in her Pret A Manger salad in Manhattan.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. — If the St. Louis Blues fail to regain their knack for winning in San Jose, they're headed home for the summer.
The Blues were among the San Jose Sharks' least favorite opponents during the past three seasons, largely because St. Louis had big success at the Shark Tank, winning nine of 11 games at one point.
The Sharks, though, won the first two games of the teams' first-round playoff series and followed with a split in St. Louis, putting the Blues on the brink of elimination in Game 5 tonight. The Sharks won Game 4 on Tuesday, holding off the Blues' inspired third-period effort for a 4-3 victory.
Not only have the seventh-seeded Blues lost three straight in San Jose, they've scored one goal in their last 189 minutes there. Evgeni Nabokov has posted two shutouts, including an overtime victory in Game 1 and was headed to a third before Doug Weight scored a meaningless shorthanded goal late in Game 2.
Blues goalie Chris Osgood lost 1-0 in San Jose on Feb. 29 and in Game 1.
"We have no choice but to rebound," he said. "We're due to win a game in San Jose. Every game has been close, and we don't feel like we're getting outplayed."
That's the most frustrating aspect of the series for the Blues. San Jose has outscored them by one goal in the series thus far, yet the Blues find themselves teetering on the brink of an early summer.
It's a familiar feeling to opponents of the Sharks, who rarely do anything spectacular beyond their now-routine first-period shooting flurries. San Jose wins with speed, discipline and goaltending and rarely anything theatrical.
"We know they're going to bring everything at us (in Game 5)," Sharks defenseman Kyle McLaren said. "I'm sure they don't want to end it, and they're going to bring their 'A' game, if not their best of the season."
The teams relaxed Wednesday after playing threegames in the previous four days. St. Louis didn't practice before a midday flight to the West Coast, while San Jose had six players at its optional skate.
The series' compact schedule appears to be helping the Sharks, who had a noticeable jump in their step early in Game 4. San Jose took an early lead and held on despite the Blues' two goals in the third period.
St. Louis' top players should be able to rally their teammates for an elimination game, while most of the Sharks' leaders are newcomers or former supporting players on the best San Jose teams of recent seasons.
The Sharks' relative lack of big-game experience doesn't worry coach Ron Wilson, though.
"Guys know what's expected of them, because it's the coaching staff's job to make sure they're ready to go," Wilson said. "We'll go out for each game with the same mind-set. ... I don't think you'll see guys looking ahead or thinking ahead. That's not our style."
The Blues still haven't found a solution for San Jose's speed and forechecking, which produced most of the Sharks' scoring chances in the series so far. St. Louis tried to counter with overtly physical play in Game 2, but that simply gave the Sharks 13 power plays.
Defenseman Chris Pronger believes the Blues must put more emphasis on the first period to prevent the Sharks from setting a run-and-gun tone. St. Louis' Mike Kitchen, in his first postseason as a head coach, was much less analytical after Game 4.
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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Jefferis, B. G. (Benjamin Grant), 1851- Household guide. Naperville, Ill. : J.L. Nichols, 1894 (OCoLC)891057055 |
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Notes: | 1st ed. published in 1892. On t.p.: "Home nursing and home remedies ... how to cook for the sick, etc." Includes index. |
Description: | 410 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm |
Responsibility: | by B.G. Jefferis ; also, a complete cook book / by J.L. Nichols and Anna Holverson. |
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Radiolab used a 1920s jump-rope rhyme to introduce a recent piece on Lincoln Beachey, "one of the most famous men you've never heard of":Lincoln Beachey thought it was a dreamTo go up to heaven in a flying machine.The machine broke down, and down he fell.Instead of going to heaven he went to . . .Lincoln Beachey thought it was a dreamRenowned as "the world's greatest aviator" in the early 20th century, Beachey was a barnstorming stunt pilot who invented many of the daring maneuvers performed at aerial shows today. His feats were seen by millions of people from San Francisco (where he "bombed" a fake battleship) to the White House (which he dive-bombed in another mock attack). More than 200,000 people are said to have witnessed his final flight at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in March 1915. The strain of a new maneuver tore the wings off his monoplane, and the fuselage plunged into San Francisco Bay. Strapped into the cockpit, he drowned before rescuers were able to reach the wreckage.Beachey performed at least four times in the Twin Cities. Here's an account of his show at the state fairgrounds in July 1914, eight months before his death.
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With Barney out of the way, Beachey was announced and the crowd loosened up its wilted collar and prepared for a careful survey of the upper regions. Then the famous machine was wheeled out by a bevy of young men eager to touch the hem of the Beachey garment. Following was the sunburned little rough rider of the sky who has flown around the capitol at Washington; under the suspension bridge at Niagara Falls, who won the New York to Philadelphia air race, who has been farther above the earth than any living American and who has done things in the sky that make most people dizzy to think about. The hero-worshippers in the pilot's wake started the Gnome motor buzzing near the pole in front of the grandstand and some half-hundred railbirds were chased off the fence by the breeze from the blades and the accompanying dust.
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The deciding factor in the recent, much-coveted Nokia global strategy/creative review turned on a detail that may prove prescient in the outcome of future agency searches."While digital was not what we were looking for, we asked what the role of digital would be from each of the agencies," says Jo Harlow, svp, marketing, Nokia Mobile, who is based in London. "That's what set Wieden + Kennedy [London] apart. They used digital as a starting point, not an afterthought. They gave us a very digitally led idea. They came up with a complete dialogue with the consumer."


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Higher-order triplet interaction in energy-level modeling of excited-state absorption for an expanded porphyrin cadmium complex
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This course in Modern and Contemporary Art is your entrance into the art world. Our unique programme thrives in the heart of London's international art scene, offering unrivalled access to works of art and professional practice. Working with both twentieth-century and contemporary art, our students move between the lecture and seminar room and exhibitions, auction previews, artists' studios, art fairs, museums and private collections. Sessions are led by a wide range of art world professionals, and include cataloguing works of art, studying the practices of auction houses and commercial galleries, curating workshops, and conversations with artists. With lively trips abroad and many networking opportunities, the course aims to provide you with the depth of knowledge, practical tools and confidence necessary to be able to imagine and develop your career in the international art world.
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Orientation Week 21 September 2015
Term 1 28 September 2015 – 4 December 2015
Term 2 11 January 2016 – 18 March 2016
Term 3 18 April 2016 – 24 June 2016
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Course components The core lecture series – organized around a thematic of Modern, Anti-Modern, and Postmodern – underpins all components of the programme
Object-based study is central to our teaching and will provide you with the opportunity to study in direct contact with works of art through museum and gallery-based classes, specialist-led handling sessions, studio visits and conservation sessions. You will be trained in cataloguing to auction house and museum standards through detailed case studies, assessing issues that affect market value. You will ll learn to analyse the different processes of assessment, classification and interpretation used by art institutions
Being engaged with current debates about curating will enable you to devise fresh approaches to the display of art works. You will explore practices in art criticism, developing skills to review exhibitions and produce reports
Our Culture and Ideology Seminars will teach you the in-depth analysis of relationships between art practices, cultural contexts and critical debates. You will develop skills to deliver presentations and generate seminar discussion. You will be involved in Methodology Seminars – the analysis of technical, art-historical and interpretative texts – that provide transferable skills for independent research and individual development
Your thesis, produced at the end of the year, follows a professional and creative model of research and presentation that takes the form of an exhibition catalogue carried out to museum/gallery standards. You will evolve a topic through discussion, workshops and presentational work to outside curators. Your primary research skills with works of art, theoretical models and knowledge of art history will come together in this exciting summative project that represents a synthesis of the key academic and professional skills learned on the programme.
Study Abroad and follow the Contemporary Art Scene in Europe You will participate in two study trips a year to major events in Europe as key elements of a course that keeps pace with a fast-moving art world. These include visits to international events such as the Venice Biennale, Berlin Biennale and Documenta.
Venice Biennale Christie's Education has been an educational partner in the Biennale Sessions accompanying the 55th Venice Biennale and Massimaliano Gioni's Il Palazzo Encyclopedico. Graduating students have addressed the 55th Venice Biennale in their own student-led publication: C#13.
Completed application Scanned colour copy of passport photo page A university degree, normally at 2.1 level or with equivalent work experience Two academic letter references on institutional letterhead (or equivalent for mature students) Applicants must also provide an example of their writing on a relevant subject Applicants whose first language is not English normally have an IELTS 7 or equivalent secure UK government-approved SELT test: www.gov.uk/government/publications Successful interview with a member of our faculty Personal statement CV
Qualified applicants to Christie's Education are invited to attend an interview with a member of the faculty. We are keen to ensure that applicants' needs and expectations are fully discussed, and that the path we offer is the most suitable one for them. Interviews normally last about 45 minutes. During the course of the interview, applicants will be asked to respond to a selection of images. The interviewer will assess the applicant's ability to engage in conversation around works of art.
One of the most important resources at Christie's Education is the wealth of art works that pass through the salerooms on a regular basis. The school has its own Learning Resources Centre, with a computer room, handling collection, print collection and library. Students are also provided with reference membership of the University College London's Library and have access to the electronic resources of the University of Glasgow Library and Christie's auction house. The British Library is within walking distance.
Christie's Education works closely with the Christie's Human Resources Department to inform students of the opportunities available within the company. These include work experience placements in specialist and other departments throughout the academic year, application to paid graduate internships in London upon completion of programme requirements, and one-on-one consultations with Human Resources staff.
Master's students can also apply for two Christie's Education internships at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, Italy, to commence in September. Designed to develop awareness of career opportunities and strategies, Professional Development sessions invite speakers who offer profiles of their jobs, career pathways and work experiences. Direct contact with these speakers encourages students to develop professional networks in the commercial art world, museums, education, marketing, law, insurance and publishing.
All full-time courses are accredited by the University of Glasgow. Christie's Education and the University of Glasgow have been associated with each other for over twenty years. The University of Glasgow was founded in 1451 and is one of the oldest universities in the United Kingdom. The History of Art Department has been ranked top in the UK for world leading research in art history by the UK Government.* We share the same commitment in providing the highest quality education in art history and we are proud of the close links between our institutions. All the lecturers in London are recognised teachers of the University.
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Reece's Bigger Pieces 2 part 1
Fiction, Body modification, Mind Control, School, Teen
Author's infos
Gender: male Age: N/A Location: N/A
Posted Thu 27th of March 2014
Reece is back and he's got plans for the world.
Reece stepped through the school doors with a sly smile on his face. He walked, rucksack over one shoulder, with a kind of swagger he'd never had before. The corridors were deserted; it was the middle of first lesson but Reece wasn't late. He was right on time.
Making his way to the Geography corridor, Reece passed two blonde girls the same age as him, both sporting short, tight skirts, entering the bathroom. They looked at him, wondering what he was doing out so late into lessons but Reece just held eye contact. With a wink, Reece wished that both would start getting horny; too horny not to be taken care of. But he'd let that heat up for a while, he had half an hour until his free lesson and by then they would be hot, sweet and juicy.
Soon he was at the door of the classroom. With one hand he opened the door and swung into the classroom that only contained four other students and his teacher, Miss Hayes. When he entered, her back was facing him and even though she was meant to be dressed moderately, she wore black tight jeans that hugged her curves so well.
Her ass was a thing of wonder. Over the past few days, Reece had carved spectacular rear ends, making those who wore them look like goddesses. But to have one so round, so perky was a miracle. And Reece was going to have his hands hugging those cheeks before the day was up. And then she turned and Reece was hit by a wave of beauty. Miss Hayes was part Chinese and had skin fairer than any he'd seen. Her straight black hair reached just to where her nipples would be sticking out if she weren't wearing a top. It was a shame she was. Reece, using his power, knew that she was a 36C and she wore it well. Her top was loose but the neckline sometimes showed a bit of cleavage that made the boys in the class drool.
Her deep brown eyes looked angry and Reece faked an apology, blaming his car breaking down.
As he made his way to his desk, Miss Hayes said, "Well, you know the rule; you'll be catching up the time with me on Monday, which happens to be today."
"Yes, Miss" Reece said, smiling inside.
He took out his books and pens and began the work set on the board, sneaking looks at his gorgeous teacher every now and then. Seeing through her clothes, Reece saw that she was wearing fairly ordinary underwear and Reece had to change that.
Making it that only he would notice the change, Reece made her bra a black lace push up which really amped up her cleavage and, Reece saw, contrasted so well with her pale skin. Reece smiled and the bell rang.
He had a free lesson now; an hour and fifteen minutes that he could spend however he wanted. Without any suspicion Reece walked into the girls toilets and saw two cubicles each containing a pair of legs spread wide with quiet moans echoing throughout the room. Reece closed and locked the door before fabricating an OUT OF ORDER sign that he stuck to the door. No one would interrupt them.
"God damn it, Becca, I just can't finish," came a voice from the cubicle on the left. It was breathy and frustrated and sounded like she was being violently shaken.
"Shut up, Deb, I nearly had it then," replied the other equally frustrated girl. Reece smiled. He had made it so that neither of them could orgasm yet, something he had thought of whilst with his sister's friend over the weekend. By the end, she had begged him, pleaded with him to let her finish and when she did, she was bucking and kicking everywhere; writhing in pleasure as Reece pushed down on her clit.
After hearing their whimpers and moans for a minute, Reece dropped his rucksack on the floor and felt the air in the bathroom tense up. After a beat of silence, Reece, smiling a shit-eating smile said, "Maybe I could help."
Another pause. Hurried scrambling to put panties back on. Finally, the two doors creaked open revealing two very flustered looking blondes, both with soaking wet fingers.
"Sorry, I don't think this is something you can help with. Do you still wear those superman undies?" Becca laughed. Reece laughed too, reminded of an old PE changing room memory.
"Well," Reece said, not missing a beat, "I said that I could help, but what could actually help is this." With that, he loosened his trousers and let them drop, the air brushing against his seven inch whilst flaccid cock.
Reece watched as their jaws hit the floor. Becca looked at her friend, not believing her eyes whilst Deb kept on staring, mouth open, fingers twitching. Slowly, Deb made her way forward whilst Becca just stood there, dumbstruck.
"Here's the deal, Superboy," Deb whispered in Reece's ear, her hand crawling downwards to his slowly growing dick, "You can fuck me right here, right now and if I like you, maybe more after today. But you're not leaving until I cum, alright?"
"Deal," Reece answered and tore Beeca's clothes off. Her black thong showed of her pert ass and her B cup tits were held in a delicate white bra. But soon, both were on the floor and Reece was holding Deb up, her tight pussy quivering above Reece's now erect dick. Deb's hair was bright blonde and so was the landing strip shaved above her slit. Her skin was soft and pale, even her areolas were a more pink colour. Her boobs were pert and were pressed against Reece's chest.
He made his clothes melt away as he kissed the blonde cat on a hot tin roof. Her tongue darted eagerly inside his mouth and he felt her slowly grind against him. She picked up a rhythm and soon the tip of Reece's now eleven inch cock was just touching Deb's soaking lips. With each jab, Deb let out a small moan and Reece could feel her mouth curl into a smile.
"Feels like a good deal so far don't you think?" Reece asked, lowering Deb slightly so that the head of his dick, with one small push, could slide into her.
"Uh huh," Deb drooled, "Do it… please."
Reece was about to carry out her wish but felt something already sliding up and down his shaft. Looking down, he saw Becca, on her knees, licking his dick as if it were an ice-lolly in the height of summer. She lapped it in long luxurious licks, starting from the base and working her way to the head.
"Having fun?" Reece asked.
Becca didn't answer, she just kept slurping away.
"This could work," Reece said and pushed Deb slowly onto his cock. She cooed as her tight walls begged for more space but clenched tighter still. He slowly lifted Deb again and pushed her down, this time completely pushing his head in. Still, Becca licked and sucked his shaft, sliding her thin fingers over the half of his girth that she could manage.
Building up a rhythm, Reece soon had Deb nibbling on his ear and he could no longer control himself. He grew his dick three more inches inside Deb, making her scream out but he also made her crave more and soon she was trying to push herself down more onto Reece's dick. Heat leaked out of Deb's chest as Reece made her bustier. They grew to a DD cup and her sex drive grew to match them. Inhaling deep, Deb bounced on the tip of Reece's, her ass cheeks rippling.
"Oh," Deb began to pant, "OH!"
"Shout it," Reece commanded, feeling Becca's constant stimulation begin to pay off as his orgasm began to rise.
"Fuck! Shit! I'm gonna cum, I'm gonna cum, I'm gonna…"
She broke off at that point and let out a huge moan. She was lost in ecstasy, shouting to the Gods about the pleasure she was feeling. Reece lifted Deb off and felt her juices run down his shaft, collecting on Becca's fingers.
In an instant, Reece wished for Becca to want nothing else but his cum. A fire lit behind her eyes and soon she was jacking him off, her tongue playing on the tip of his cock. With Deb still wriggling from her multiple orgasm, Reece wished for a huge load of cum to erupt from his cock. A stream of cum burst onto Becca's face and into her open mouth, her drool mixing in with his seed. Reece gritted his teeth as the last rope flung onto the partially clothed Becca who revelling in her pleasure.
Laying Deb down next to her plastered friend, Reece fabricated some clothes and walked out of the bathroom. A stream of people greeted him, some noting the large bulge still in his trousers. He kept it big; he liked the new attention. But he would save his energy until the end of the day. Miss Hayes wouldn't know what hit her but she would crave it again and again afterwards.
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More damn it more
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2013-05-13 06:44:06
Keep up the good work
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not bad but why did it jump from him being at home the night before with 2 girls yet to be fucked to him going to school?
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Overnight chase ends when car hits building
UPDATED 7:32 AM EDT Jul 25, 2013A police chase ended in Oakley Square overnight when a car ran into a building.
Video TranscriptA POLICE CHASE ENDS WITH A CRASH. THAT'S HOW WE BEGIN OUR TOP FIVE STORIES THE DRIVER ACTUALLY HIT A BUILDING. WLWT NEWS FIVE'S ANDREW SETTERS IS LIVE WITH OUR NUMBER ONE STORY. ANDREW? LET'S WALK YOU THROUGH SOME OF THE DAMAGE HERE. YOU CAN SEE THIS SPOT IS WHERE THE CAR CAME TO A REST, HITTING THE DOOR. BEFORE THAT, IT WAS UP ON THE SIDEWALK HERE, SMASHED A FLOWER POT, AND APPARENTLY BOUNCED OFF THE WALL OF THIS FUNERAL HOME TOO. THIS STARTED WHEN A SHERIFF'S DEPUTY TRIED TO MAKE A TRAFFIC STOP EARLY THIS MORNING. THE DRIVER WOULDN'T STOP. HE TRIED TO GET AWAY FROM POLICE, BEFORE FINALLY JUMPING THE CURB AND CAUSING THIS DAMAGE. BEFORE POLICE COULD GET A HAND ON HIM, THE DRIVER AND HIS PASSENGER BAILED FROM THE CAR AND RAN. THEY ARE STILL ON THE RUN THIS MORNING. POLICE ARE STILL LOOKING FOR THEM. THEY WILL LIKELY BE KNOCKING ON THE DOOR OF THE CAR'S REGISTERED OWNER - THAT'S A GOOD PLACE TO START AS THEY TRY TO FIND THESE GUYS. SO POLICE WILL WORK TO FIND THESE TWO PEOPLE. IT'S NOT CLEAR EXACTLY WHY THAT SHERIFF'S
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About as close to Bordeaux in California as you get, from the classic cigar box, cedar, tobacco leaf and dill scents to the tight band of mineral, dried currant, sage, cedar and sandelwood notes. Full-bodied, elegant and persistent, this is most interesting on the finish, where the flavors are long and lingering. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc.
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The nose just bursts with blueberries, currants, and flowers. Full bodied, with a round and velvety tannin structure. The palate explodes with currants, ripe strawberries, and black pepper on the finish. This is muscular and toned, structured and balanced. This is still young and needs a minimum of five years of bottle age. Winemaker Paul Draper says that perhaps this is as great as the legendary 1991. Could be.
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"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today cleared a new screening test that predicts a patient's risk of future coronary heart disease (CHD) events, such as heart attacks.
FDA cleared the test for use in all adults with no history of hear"...
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Flucytosine is rapidly and virtually completely absorbed following oral administration. Ancobon (flucytosine) is not metabolized significantly when given orally to man. Bioavailability estimated by comparing the area under the curve of serum concentrations after oral and intravenous administration showed 78% to 89% absorption of the oral dose. Peak serum concentrations of 30 to 40 µg/mL were reached within 2 hours of administration of a 2g oral dose to normal subjects. Other studies revealed mean serum concentrations of approximately 70 to 80 µg/mL 1 to 2 hours after a dose in patients with normal renal function receiving a 6-week regimen of flucytosine (150 mg/kg/day given in divided doses every 6 hours) in combination with amphotericin B. The half-life in the majority of healthy subjects ranged between 2.4 and 4.8 hours. Flucytosine is excreted via the kidneys by means of glomerular filtration without significant tubular reabsorption. More than 90% of the total radioactivity after oral administration was recovered in the urine as intact drug. Flucytosine is deaminated (probably by gut bacteria) to 5-fluorouracil. The area under the curve (AUC) ratio of 5-fluorouracil to flucytosine is 4%. Approximately 1% of the dose is present in the urine as the α-fluoro-β-ureido-propionic acid metabolite. A small portion of the dose is excreted in the feces.
The half-life of flucytosine is prolonged in patients with renal insufficiency; the average half-life in nephrectomized or anuric patients was 85 hours (range: 29.9 to 250 hours). A linear correlation was found between the elimination rate constant of flucytosine and creatinine clearance.
In vitro studies have shown that 2.9% to 4% of flucytosine is protein-bound over the range of therapeutic concentrations found in the blood. Flucytosine readily penetrates the blood-brain barrier, achieving clinically significant concentrations in cerebrospinal fluid.
Pharmacokinetics in Pediatric Patients
Limited data are available regarding the pharmacokinetics of Ancobon (flucytosine) administered to neonatal patients being treated for systemic candidiasis. After five days of continuous therapy, median peak levels in infants were 19.6 µg/mL, 27.7 µg/mL, and 83.9 µg/mL at doses of 25 mg/kg (N=3), 50 mg/kg (N=4), and 100 mg/kg (N=3), respectively. Mean time to peak serum levels was of 2.5 ± 1.3 hours, similar to that observed in adult patients. A good deal of interindividual variability was noted, which did not correlate with gestational age. Some patients had serum levels > 100 µg/mL, suggesting a need for drug level monitoring during therapy. In another study, serum concentrations were determined during flucytosine therapy in two patients (total assays performed =10). Median serum flucytosine concentrations at steady state were calculated to be 57 ± 10 µg/mL (doses of 50 to 125 mg/kg/day, normalized to 25 mg/kg per dose for comparison). In three infants receiving flucytosine 25 mg/kg/day (four divided doses), a median flucytosine half-life of 7.4 hours was observed, approximately double that seen in adult patients. The concentration of flucytosine in the cerebrospinal fluid of one infant was 43 µg/mL 3 hours after a 25 mg oral dose, and ranged from 20 to 67 mg/L in another neonate receiving oral doses of 120 to 150 mg/kg/day.
Mechanism of Action
Flucytosine is taken up by fungal organisms via the enzyme cytosine permease. Inside the fungal cell, flucytosine is rapidly converted to fluorouracil by the enzyme cytosine deaminase. Fluorouracil exerts its antifungal activity through the subsequent conversion into several active metabolites, which inhibit protein synthesis by being falsely incorporated into fungal RNA or interfere with the biosynthesis of fungal DNA through the inhibition of the enzyme thymidylate synthetase.
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Flucytosine exhibited activity against Candida species and Cryptococcus neoformans. In vitro activity of flucytosine is affected by the test conditions. It is essential to follow the approved standard method guidelines.1
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No interpretive criteria have been established for Cryptococcus neoformans1.
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Acceptable ranges of MICs (µg/mL) for control strains for 48-hour reference broth macrodilution testing:
Microorganism | MIC (µg/mL) | [% of data included] | |
Candida parapsilosis | ATCC 22019 | 0.12-0.5 | [98.6%] |
Candida krusei | ATCC 6258 | 4.0-16 | [96.8%] |
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Candida parapsilosis ATCC 22019 | 0.06-0.25 | 0.12 | 99% | 0.12-0.5 | 0.25 | 98% |
Candida krusei ATCC 6258 | 4.0-16 | 8.0 | 98% | 8.0-32 | 16 | 99% |
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1. Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute. Reference Method for Broth Dilution Antifungal Susceptibility Testing of Yeasts; Approved Standard-Second Edition. NCCLS Document M27-A2, 2002 Volume 22, No 15, NCCLS, Wayne, PA, August 2002.
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Rams will keep going north on South Beach
OCT 12, 2012 11:02a ET
Go back to January, and Jeff Fisher had a choice between South Florida sun and a Midwest franchise that had set. The St. Louis Rams were as stable as waves off Key West in a tropical storm after Steve Spagnuolo was fired. They went 15-65 in the last five years. They paid Josh McDaniels real money. They devised "Ram Rules." Little went right.
Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins rolled out the velvet carpet in their courtship of the former Tennessee Titans coach. They flew him to their Davie, Fla., facility via helicopter. They trotted out Carl Peterson. They ran two separate searches, knowing that, much like the current pair of New York Jets quarterbacks, two equals none at all.
In the end, the chase worked out for everyone. The Rams got their man and the Dolphins got Ryan Tannehill's wife. Both catches are undefeated at home.
Fate has a sense of humor, because Fisher meets his old flirt Sunday at Sun Life Stadium. He looks mighty fine after making over St. Louis from a homely schoolgirl into Scarlett Johansson through five games. Joe Philbin's no eyesore, but he's not Eva Longoria either.
Who received the better bargain after trying to hook Fisher: St. Louis or South Beach?
You choose.
On to Week 6…
How will the Rams rely less on Greg Zuerlein?
One day, a nickname will stick. More impressive than Zuerlein cranking 13 consecutive field goals – including four from at least 50 years – is that he has just about as many monikers floating throughout Internet Land. There's "Greg the Leg," "Young GZ" and "Legatron," a newcomer to the stable. Meanwhile, Josh Brown is pegged with "Unemployed."
Zuerlein's launch into the NFL's stratosphere is like receiving a compliment from your sister: It turns your brain into a scrambled egg – then you search for the true meaning behind those words. For the Rams, the answer can be found by looking at themselves through a cracked mirror. They rank No. 29 in total offense, averaging 278 yards per game. Sam Bradford threw two touchdowns in a Week 5 romp over the Arizona Cardinals, but before then, he had failed to find the end zone after tossing three scores in a Week 2 victory over the Washington Redskins.
So Zuerlein has become a national-media crush while Bradford sits on aluminum bleachers with a wilted bunch of roses. Perk up, Sam. A facelift will come if you lift the Rams to more "7s" than "3s."
How will the Rams survive without Danny Amendola?
A trusted partner is hard to find. Batman had Robin, Regis had Kathie Lee, Caesar had Brutus. Only one of those dynamic duos never split.
Amendola's clavicle injury, sustained in the second quarter of the victory over Arizona, puts a kink into a dry hose of an offense. The slot star was Bradford's wingman, leading the Rams with 395 yards on 32 catches with two touchdowns. Brandon Gibson, meanwhile, stands a distant second with 184 yards on 13 catches with two touchdowns.
Good news for the Rams: Amendola could return in about six weeks. Worst news: That means about six weeks of Bradford working with a wide-receiving corps as deep as a kiddie pool.
There's always a silver lining in the storm. Remember, St. Louis went through this song and rain dance in 2011. Amendola was injured early in the fourth quarter of a Week 1 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The results that followed were as pretty as a Lindsay Lohan mug shot. But hey, the Rams lived to swing another day.
What will happen?
This contest begs for a fitting title. Fisher Bowl? 'Stache Staredown? The "Thank-Goodness-We-Booted-Steve-Spagnuolo-and-Tony-Sparano-to-the-Alley" Game, presented by Stan Kroenke and Stephen Ross?
For now, an unnamed Week 6 wrestle will do. The Rams are hot, but they've yet to prove their sizzle on the road. The Dolphins have a pulse, but they've yet to prove that they can breathe as an AFC East contender for more than a month.
No matter what happens, Fisher will remain on top of his world. He's a savior in St. Louis, he gets to eat toasted ravioli whenever he wants, he has Janoris Jenkins and Cortland Finnegan in his secondary, and he works in "gorgeous" Earth City, Mo. (OK, chalk that last one up as a loss.)
He made his choice. He chose wisely.
Going south on South Beach? Nah, the Rams will keep jetting north in the NFC West.
Pick: Rams 20, Dolphins 17
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Get Booking.
The La traviata season has now closed.
LOVE BLOSSOMS IN WELLINGTON. 11-19 July, St James Theatre
Verdi's heartfelt tale of a beautiful but fragile courtesan forced to give up the man of her dreams is the most performed opera in the world and an irresistible classic. Reckless love, masked revelry, family strife and self-sacrifice; La traviata is musical storytelling at its most spectacular recounted in a cascade of instantly recognisable tunes.
The Cast
This lavish new production stars Australian soprano Lorina Gore as Violetta Valéry with Scottish baritone David Stephenson as Giorgio Germont and Australian tenor Samuel Sakker as his son Alfredo. We welcome the return of the dynamic Creative Team who gave us an exquisite Madame Butterfly in 2013; Kate Cherry (Director), Christina Smith (Designer) and Matt Scott (Lighting Designer).
The Story
Violetta is one of the most desirable women in Paris. When she at last meets a young man with whom she truly falls in love, his father demands a supreme sacrifice from her to save the family's reputation. Her broken heart and the disease that ravages her body bring her to an early and tragic death.
Accompanied by the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra and Orchestra Wellington.
Featuring the Chapman Tripp Opera Chorus.
A co-production between New Zealand Opera, The State Opera of South Australia and Opera Queensland.
Sung in Italian with English surtitles.
- Lorina Gore's performance is proudly supported by The Friedlander Foundation.
- Samuel Sakker's performance is proudly supported by Trevor and Jan Farmer.
- Rachelle Pike's performance is proudly supported by John and Margaret Hunn.
- Wade Kernot's performance is proudly supported by Wellington Friends of the Opera.
- Wendy Doyle's performance is proudly supported by Auckland Friends of the Opera.
June 19—29
ASB Theatre, Aotea Centre
Thursday 19
Saturday 21
Wednesday 25
Friday 27
Sunday 29
Pre-show Talks
21, 25, 27 June 6.30pm, 29 June 1.30pm
Air New Zealand foyer, Level 5, Aotea Centre
Opera Exposed & Friends Night
25 June from 6.30pm
Dinner option Auckland
In Auckland enjoy a superb two course meal and glass of wine at Hotel DeBrett's award winning Kitchen Restaurant. Pre-Opera dinner packages are available at $45 per person (book now with Hotel DeBrett on 09 969 1545).
July 11—19
St James Theatre
Friday 11
Sunday 13
Tuesday 15
Thursday 17
Saturday 19
Pre-show Talks
13 July 1.30pm; 15 July 5pm; 17, 19 July 6.30pm
Hospitality Suite, 1st Floor gallery, St James Theatre
Opera Exposed & Friends Night
15 July from 5pm
Dinner option Wellington
In our capital city, Wellington, enjoy a fabulous pre-Opera Bistro meal with the ever-wonderful Logan Brown Restaurant for $49.50 per person (book now with Logan Brown on 04 801 5114).
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Lorina Gore Violetta Valéry
Samuel Sakker Alfredo Germont Read bio
David Stephenson Giorgio Germont
Jared Holt Baron Duphol
Wade Kernot Marchese d'Obigny
Kieran Rayner Marchese (13, 15 July)
David Hibbard Doctor Grenvil
Oliver Sewell Gastone (A)
Andrew Grenon Gastone (W); Giuseppe (A)
Wendy Doyle Annina
Laurence Walls Giuseppe (W)
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Background Born in Australia. Attended the Queensland Conservatorium where he graduated with a Bachelor of Music (2008). Began his singing career as a chorister and understudy for Opera Queensland (2006) and went on to join Opera Australia's full time chorus while also understudying and performing roles (2008). The recipient of several awards and scholarships including: the More Than Opera German-Australian Opera Grant (2010), the Dame Nellie Melba Opera Trust (2011–12), the Herald Sun Aria Competition (2013) and the Australian International Opera Awards (2014). And this year he commences as a Jette Parker Young Artist at the Royal Opera House, London. Repertoire Alfredo: La traviata, Baroncelli: Rienzi (Melbourne Opera); Fenton: Falstaff, Young Servant: Elektra (West Australian Opera); Trin: La Fanciulla del West (Opera Queensland); Don Ottavio: Don Giovanni (OzOpera tour); Giuseppe: La traviata, Charles Edward/Judge/Inquisitor/Cosmetic Merchant: Candide, Managing Director: Bliss, Servant: Capriccio (Opera Australia). Concert appearances tenor soloist, London Calling concert season (Sydney Symphony Orchestra), soloist, the 2010 New Year's Eve Gala (Opera Australia), soloist, the Verdi 100th Birthday Gala (Melbourne Opera) and Bottesini's Messa da Requiem (Brisbane Festival).
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Winner of the 2014 Metropolitan Opera National Council Connecticut District Auditions, Rachelle Pike hails from Christchurch, New Zealand. Recent activities include: Auntie (Peter Grimes) and selections from the Wesendonck Lieder, Chautauqua Opera; Freemasons Dame Malvina Major Young Artist as Flora (La traviata) New Zealand Opera; Eva cover (Comedy on the Bridge) by Martinů and ensemble (Baden-Baden) 1927, Gotham Chamber Opera, NY; Priyàmvada cover (Sakùntala) with Teatro Grattaceilo; Countess Ceprano and Maddalena cover (Rigoletto), Opera Santa Barbara. Other roles include Mercedes (Carmen), Die Dreite Dame (Die Zauberflöte); Hänsel (Hänsel und Gretel) Samira (The Ghosts of Versailles); and, Begbick (Aufsteig und Fall der Stadt Mahagonny.)
She is a recent graduate from the Manhattan School of Music with a Masters in Music in Professional Studies. Prior to that she received her undergraduate degree from the University of Canterbury and became a member of New Zealand Opera's Emerging Artist program.
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If you've ever been thundering along on your mountain bike and suddenly had one of your hands slip off the handlebar, you'll know just how "unsettling" it can be. The guys at UK-based TMR Designs certainly know, which is why they developed Imprint Bicycle Grips. Utilizing a proprietary material, they can be custom-molded to the size and shape of each of your hands.
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The Skud2nd January, 2014 @ 04:31 pm PST
This would be a pain after a period of time, on longer rides you tend to change your grip and position as your hand gets sore/ stiff.
Also if you have twist shifters they would be arkward, the idea is good in theory but not in practice.
Gary Bonney2nd January, 2014 @ 06:38 pm PST
Got to agree with Gary Bonney.
Personally I've never had my hands tire or slip off my Ergon GR2s and they allow a change of position even with the palm support (and there are versions without the bar-end)
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Larry English3rd January, 2014 @ 08:29 am PST
Nifty idea, but besides handlebar grips (which as @Gary points out might be suboptimal after a long enough period riding) I imagine hand tools (ratcheted screwdrivers and wrenches) would become more comfortable with customized grips.
f8lee3rd January, 2014 @ 08:53 am PST
This has been done before, I still have a set that came with a VHS tape from Bike Tite (a bike rack company). You heated them up and molded into shape. The diamond pattern is new and these look better, but no thanks.
Farang50003rd January, 2014 @ 09:36 am PST
Not for my money.
Slowburn3rd January, 2014 @ 10:22 am PST
A good idea, but more suited for short rides. The quick mount & dismount is a plus, as well as the customize-able color.
Schuyler193rd January, 2014 @ 10:52 am PST
Here we go again, another solution to a problem that doesn't exist unless you are limp wristed or a total prat!
David9933rd January, 2014 @ 01:15 pm PST
Sounds like a better idea for golf clubs. Create the perfect grip once and replicate it on every swing.
Cecil Hutchins7th January, 2014 @ 10:20 am PST
Similar to this in crude form made out of rubber is already there in Indian market.
Thambi Thomas16th January, 2014 @ 04:30 pm PST
This is meant for hand guns. I bet it would improve accuracy by 2X over distance.
Paulinator17th January, 2014 @ 05:25 pm PST
what is the name of this polymer? i think its a great proyect
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Centuries of holding back the sea has taught the Dutch a thing or two about how to make everything in their life...stronger. So if you thought your chocolate coffee couldn't possibly get any more chocolatey, we give you a lock-tight guarantee that it can.
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Don't settle for a plain old 50/50 blend? Try our 50% Smooth Sailing, 50% Decaf Swiss Water and 50% Organic Fair Trade coffee blend. Only a Coffee Fool has the magic to turn these 3 halves into a whole... lotta fun!
$ 13.25
$ 13.25
If you don't have time to fly to Morocco and haggle for a little cinnamon in your coffee, let us do it for you. Just don't be surprised if your curtains smell like cinnamon after making a brew of this highly aromatic spice.
$ 12.15 $ 13.95
Take a journey through this vast continent with the well balanced, full-bodied blend of Africa's finest coffees. Tanzanian Peaberry, Kenya AA, Ethiopian, and Zambian Terranova come together to create a blend worth getting lost in.