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They prepare Wallaby Yogurt through a slow batch cooking process which creates a creamy texture naturally. They use higher percentages of premium organic fruit than other yogurts.
Wallaby Yogurt is blended, low in acidity, and contains live and active Acidophilus, Bifidus, Bulgaricus, and Thermophilus cultures which are naturally beneficial to your digestive tracts and immune system.
INGREDIENTS: organic cultured pasteurized reduced fat milk, organic strawberries, organic evaporated cane juice, locust bean gum, pectin, natural flavor, elderberry juice concentrate for color, and live active cultures (l. acidophilus, l. bulgaricus, s.thermophilus, bifidus)
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Amount Per Serving
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Women's Soccer opens up 2009 Campaign with 2-2 Draw against Catawba
August 29, 2009
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University and Catawba College battled to a 2-2 draw opening up the 2009 womens soccer season on Saturday afternoon at N.E. Lefko Field. The Lady Falcons took a brief 2-1 lead in the 85th minute before the Lady Indians fought back for the tie with a goal in the 87th minute.
In the final five minutes of play, Pfeiffers Alyssa Wombwell (Grand Blanc, MI) headed home a cross from the right goal line sent in by Ashley Hawkins (Madison, NC) to regain a 2-1 advantage. Catawba responded just under two minutes later on a shot ten yards out from Alyssa Retundie (Mooresville, NC) that found the back left post for the final tally of the afternoon.
Megan Blevins got things going on Saturday with her first goal of the season in the 17th minute on a penalty kick as Catawba goalkeeper Chelsea Binder (Woodstock, MD) committed the foul against the Lady Falcons Kirsten Bartsch (Leesburg, VA). Pfeiffer would hold that 1-0 lead at the half.
Meritt Rollins (Columbia, SC) evened things up for the Lady Indians finding the back of the net just outside the 18-yard box in the 54th minute. Catawba outshot Pfeiffer 20-7 in the match.
The Lady Falcons return to action on Friday night taking on Mars Hill in Jefferson City, TN. Pfeiffers next home match is Wednesday, September 9th against USC-Aiken at 4:00 p.m.


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Cricket is weird and scary to me
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Code:47.3 W Coppinger to Heads Smacked the ball straight into the groin of Iwuajoku who has fallen over, miraculously with the ball still caught in his scrotal area! Out!
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Errrgh and he's going to have Lee Furlong gargling his balls sometime in the near future as well.
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well played australia. we never stood a chance if both these guys got settled in.
our batting needs to pull up, we've been crap the whole tourney so far.
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KAP & UAV Exposure Control Script V1
this wiki
This page desribes a script designed for use in KAP & UAV applications. It may also be useful for balloon photography.
Download Link : KAP & UAV Script Download Link
Forum Thread : CHDK Forum Thread for KAP_UAV script
The KAP Exposure Control Lua script automatically controls shutter speed, aperture, ND filter, and ISO settings so as to maintain the fast shutter speeds needed in kite aerial photography (KAP) and unmanned aerial vehicle photography (UAV). With these applications, the camera is almost always moving, and resulting motion blur is often a big obstacle to getting sharp pictures. Simply setting the shutter speed to a fixed fast value may not allow enough flexibility when lighting conditions are variable. This script actively manages all exposure inputs in order to keep the shutter speed fast, but will allow slower speeds if necessary to get proper exposure.
- user defined preferred values for Tv, Sv, Av
- user defined ranges of Tv, Sv, Av to use
- ND filter can be enabled to engage on high brightness
- sophisticated exposure calculations
- all input and output values displayed in "real" camera terms rather than APEX96 values
- intervalometer
- startup delay
- exposure compensation
- focus lock at infinity
- preset zoom position
- turn off display backlight
- shooting enable / disable via USB remote signal
- configurable for cameras with or without adjustable iris and ND filter
- logging
On Screen Display
Script startup showing initial values selected.
First two shots - note metered vs calculated values used.
Calculation Algorithm
For a camera with no ND filter and no adjustable iris (the "Tv-only" case), the script works as follows :
- the script meters the scene and determines if the picture can be properly exposed using your target Tv (1/1000 second) with ISO somewhere in the range of Min (100) to Max2 (800). If that's possible, it takes the picture at the appropriate ISO.
- if the scene brightness is too low with ISO at Max2 (800), it slows the shutter speed from target, enough to get a good exposure.
- if the scene brightness is too high with ISO at Min (100), it raises the shutter speed enough to get a good exposure, which may be above your maximum setting (1/2000).
For a camera with an ND filter but no adjustable iris :
- the script performs the TV-only calculation described in A above
- if the resulting shutter speed is above your Max setting (1/2000), it inserts the ND filter, lowers the meter reading by three stops, then does the Tv-only calculation again.
For a camera with an adjustable iris, but no ND filter, the script works as follows:
- The script meters the scene, and determines if the picture can be properly exposed using your target Tv (1/1000 second) and your target Av (f/4.0), with ISO somewhere in the range of Min (100) to Max1 (400). If that's possible, it takes the picture at the appropriate ISO.
- If scene brightness is too low with ISO at Max1 (400), it lowers the f-stop setting as needed, down to your Min setting (f/2.8).
- - If still more exposure is needed, it raises the ISO, up to your Max2 setting (800).
- - If still more exposure is needed, it slows the shutter speed below target to get a good exposure.
- If the scene brightness is too high with ISO at Min (100), it raises the shutter speed, up to your Max setting (1/2000).
- - If exposure is still too high, it raises the f-stop, up to your Max setting (f/8.0).
- - If exposure is still too high, it raises shutter speed above your Max setting to get a good exposure.
For a camera with both an adjustable iris and an ND filter, the script works as follows:
- The script withdraws the ND filter, then performs the iris-only calculation described in C above.
- If the resulting shutter speed is above your Max setting (1/2000), it inserts the ND filter, lowers the meter reading by three stops, then does the iris-only calculation again.
Note that in very high scene brightness, the algorithm may yield a shutter speed higher than your Max setting, and even higher than your camera's highest nominal setting. Under CHDK such fast shutter speeds may indeed work, but may not be reflected in the EXIF data for the picture (which may only go up to about 1/2000 second). If that occurs, the log data will reflect the actual settings at which the picture was taken.
Also remember that for cameras with an iris, if you use the zoom settings to zoom in to any amount, your camera's minimum f-stop will go up. The script will automatically adjust your minimum and target Av settings if needed. This may be the explanation if your EXIF aperture data shows higher f-stops than your settings call for and you are using zoom.
Application Notes
- The script assumes the cameras ND filter effect is the equivalent of 3 f-stops. Change the value of the variable nd96offset in line 93 if this is not the case.
- Some focus lock modes may not work on some cameras. If you use AFlock mode, be sure the camera is pointed at something "far away" when the camera starts. Mode MF1 simply tries to simulate pressing your cameras MF button - if your camera does not have an MF button, it won't work. On some cameras you will also need to edit the script for the appropriate button press. MF2 & MF3 attempt to make firmware calls to set MF - again this only works on some cameras. Sorry.
- While the script is running, you can stop it "cleanly" by pressing the MENU key. Pressing any other key will cause the display/backlight to activate for about 30 seconds, allowing you to check the script status. Pressing anything other than MENU again will increment the amount of time that the display/backlight stays enabled.
- This script requires CHDK 1.2.0 (or higher) and build 3149 (or higher)
- As always, CHDK is experimental and while very stable, it is not perfect. Use at your own risk.
Parameter Setup
Shot Interval
- Specifies the time between shots in seconds.
- values 2 - 120 seconds
- default 15 seconds
Total Shots
- Defines how many shots the script will take before returning the camera to playback mode.
- values 1 - 10,000 ( 0 = infinite )
- default 0 (infinite)
Exposure Compensation
- Works like the built-in Canon exposure compensation, allowing the exposure reading to be offset by up to two f-stops.
- values -2 to +2 f-stops ( in 1/3 f-stop increments)
- default 0.0
Start Delay Time
- Allows a delay at script start before shooting starts - giving time for the kite or UAV to reach a desired altitude.
- values 0 - 10000 seconds
- default 0
Av Mode
- Used to describe whether your camera has an adjustable iris and/or ND filter.
- values None Iris NdFilter Both
- default None
Target Tv
- Defines the desired shutter speed - usually set to a fast shutter speed like 1/1000 sec
- values 1/100 sec to 1/2000 sec
- default 1/1000 sec
Tv Max
- Defines the maximum shutter speed that will be used before the ND filter (if present) is inserted. Note that the algorithm may try to go above this value to get the correct exposure as a last resort, depending on CHDK's ability to extend the shutter speed.
- values 1/1000 to 1/10000
- default 1/2000 sec
Lowest Av
- Used to define the lowest aperture setting to be used
- values f1.8 to f8.0
- default f2.8
Target Av
- Defines the desired Av setting (usually the lens sharpness "sweet spot")
- values f1.8 to f8.0
- default f4.0
Highest Av
- Defines the maximum usable Av setting
- values f1.8 to f8.0
- default f8.0
ISO Min
- Defines the lowest ISO sensitivity value to use
- values 80 100 200 400 800 1250 1600
- default 100
ISO Max1
- Defines the maximum ISO to be used during "normal" shooting.
- values 100 200 400 800 1250 1600
- default 400
ISO Max2
- Defines the ISO value to be used when the ISO Max1 value cannot be used to achieve correct exposure
- values 100 200 400 800 1250 1600
- default 800
Zoom position
- Specifies the position to set the zoom lens at the start of shooting.
- range Off, 0-100% in 10% steps
- default Off
Focus Lock
- Several modes to lock focus at infinity. Some of these will not work with all cameras - some experimentation may be necessary
- values Off AFlock MF1 MF2 MF3
- default Off
USB Shot Control
- Enables the camera's USB port to be used for shooting control. When the 5V USB signal is present, normal script operation occurs. When the USB ports is at 0V, the script pauses.
- values Off / On
- default Off
Backlight Off
- Disables the LCD backlight after a 20 second delay.
- values Off/On
- default On
- Specifies where log message go.
- values Off Screen SDCard Both
- default Both
The Script
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Sign in 7:30-9:00 am CT. 2 rounds of 18 holes.
Lunch served between rounds at no cost, however we do accept donations to help off set this expense. If you have special dietary needs please let us know in advance.
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Arlington battles its way back
Eagles rally to beat Lake Stevens 63-59 and stay unbeaten
Jennifer Buchanan / The Herald
Arlington's Terry Dawn (4) yells out as he goes up for a basket while being defended by Lake Stevens' Devin Stoen (left) and Moussa Sanoh (right) in the second quarter. The Eagles erased an 18-point halftime deficit and came back to defeat the Vikings 63-59 on Tuesday night at Lake Stevens High School.
The Eagles, however, continue to make him proud when the games are over.
Arlington rallied from an 18-point halftime deficit to defeat Lake Stevens 63-59 on Tuesday and remain unbeaten this season.
"We keep making the same mistakes over and over," Brown said. "And that's on me as a coach. I keep allowing them to shoot -- one pass and shot in the first half. It takes a half for us to figure it out. And then finally we started playing defense and we started passing the ball and we started sharing the ball."
The Eagles found themselves behind early thanks to the hot shooting of Lake Stevens' Devin Stoen and Dakota Tomson. Both players shot 4-for-5 from behind the 3-point line in the first half as the Vikings made 10 first-half 3s and led 42-24 at intermission.
Brown said he figured the Vikings couldn't continue to shoot the ball that well and Vikings coach Mark Hein said the hot shooting might have given his team too much confidence.
"They had 30 points from the 3-point line in the first half," Brown said. "I said, 'They aren't going to do that all game.' So we just stayed the course and kept going the way we wanted to go. My hats off to them, but my hats off to my guys. They went out there and they spilled their blood on the floor tonight and I appreciated that."
Said Lake Stevens' Hein: "I think in the first half we got lulled into a little bit of a false sense of security hitting so many perimeter shots.
"We had a lot of quick shots that went in and we thought it was going to be easy all night and of course (the Eagles) are a resilient defensive team and they battled back."
After giving up 42 points in the first half, the Eagles' defense held the Vikings to just 17 points in the second. After big individual first halves, Tomson and Stoen were largely held in check.
The Vikings made it difficult for Arlington's Terry Dawn to get going offensively, but the Eagles had other players step up, especially in the second half.
Kaleb Bryson finished the game with 18 points and four 3s, Noah Jones had 14 and Bradey Brummel had 11. Dawn scored 14 points.
"We just played great together and we hit our shots," Jones said. "We held them to (17) points in the second half and played great 'D.' It was just an all-around great effort in the second half."
The Eagles used a 10-0 run down the stretch in the fourth quarter to turn a 56-49 deficit into a 59-56 lead. The run was capped by Bradey Brummel's 3-pointer with 3:17 to play, giving the Eagles their first lead of the game.
For a team with aspirations for the Tacoma Dome this season, Brown said Tuesday's win was important for his program.
"This is huge," Brown said. "Lake Stevens is a quality program. They are a good team and we went into their house and stole one. It's a great program. Mark does a great job. So I feel like for us to come in here and do that, it not only builds our confidence in each other and in ourselves, but it's certain to build that trust that we need to have as a team."
And on the other side is the Vikings, a team that at halftime looked well on its way to knocking Arlington from the ranks of the unbeaten and winning its first league game. Instead, the Vikings are a 1-3 team that let an opportunity slip through their hands.
"Well, of course right now we all feel like we got hit by a truck," Hein said. "We let one slip away. But like I told the guys, we still have 13 league games to go. It's a long haul and we can't get too concerned about the ups or downs of the season. We have a long road ahead of us."
Aaron Lommers covers prep sports for The Herald. Follow him on twitter @aaronlommers and contact him at email@example.com.
At Lake Stevens H.S.
Arlington 10 14 19 20 -- 63
Lake Stevens 23 19 9 8 -- 59
Arlington -- Kaleb Bryson 18, Terry Dawn 14, Gavin Smoke 3, Noah Jones 14, AJ Passalaqua 1, Bradey Brummel 11, Nate Lewis 2. Lake Stevens -- Dakota Tomson 15, Frazer Carpenter 0, Devin Stoen 22, Jared Rahn 7, Joe Hendrickson 3, Ryan Lian 0, Moussa Sanoh 6, CJ Lat 2, Brice Dodge 0, Tory Rothgeb 4. 3-point goals -- Bryson 4, Smoke 1, Brummel 1, Tomson 4, Stoen 6, Rahn 1, Sanoh 1. Records -- Arlington 2-0 league, 6-0 overall; Lake Stevens 0-1, 1-3.
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Compensated Student Leaders
If you receive compensation through the Center for Student Involvement as part of your leadership position, this page is for you! Especially important to receiving your final 25% compensation each semester is the Leadership Development Activity Verification form which is due within two weeks of attending events.
Compensated Student Leader Retreat
The fall 2012 Compensated Student Leader Retreat date has been set! Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 15, 2012 from 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. in the Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
Leadership Development Activity Verification Form
This verification form is what CSI uses to verify you have fulfilled the requirement of attending two leadership development activities each semester. Forms should be turned in within two weeks of the activity you attend.
2012-13 Student Leader Compensation Agreement
This agreement outlines what is expected of you as a compensated student leader and how your compensation will be allocated.
2011-2012 Allocations Committee Book Scholarship Agreement
This agreement outlines what is expected of Allocation Committee members and the process for using your book scholarship.


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Culture Commissioning Equalities and Diversity
The Culture Commissioning Service is committed to equality and diversity in employment and service provision and as a minimum ensures all funded organisations have a policy for equal opportunities in employment and service delivery policy, an equal pay policy and a policy to deal with harassment and bullying in the organisation.
The Equality Act 2010 protects people with different protected characteristics from discrimination when they use services. The protected characteristics are;
• Age
• Disability
• Gender reassignment
• Marriage and civil partnership
• Pregnancy and maternity
• Race
• Religion or belief
• Sex
• Sexual orientation
For more information and equality act guidance visit the equality and human rights website or to find out more about Birmingham City Council's Development Directorate Equality & Diversity information, please click here.
The Culture Commissioning Service
Our service users are mainly not for profit arts organisations and individuals working within the arts. These organisations and individuals' in-turn provide activities (an arts service) for Birmingham's residents.
We have funding for arts activities that support our priorities which have been identified within Big City Culture 2010-15; Birmingham's Cultural Strategy.
Culture on your doorstep – Birmingham's diversity is vitally important to the people who live and work here. We support activities that ensure all residents have access to good quality and relevant cultural opportunities in their neighbourhood.
Next Generation – Birmingham's youthful profile means that nurturing the 0-19 year old population is extremely important to the city's future success. We support activities to ensure an entitlement to cultural provision for 0-19s in keeping with the Creative Future II model and commission activities to fill gaps in the entitlement
A Great International City of the Future - Birmingham is an amazing cultural city and we support activities that help to promote the city and raise its profile.
Big City Culture is a concept that captures both the outward looking – seeking to promote Birmingham's cultural credentials nationally and around the world, and inward facing – building better connections within the community and between the local population and culture.
This strategy enables effective strategic planning at citywide and local level to support the development of the cultural sector and address the needs of local people.
Arts Activities Commissioning
We actively encourage applications from all not-for-profit arts organisations delivering arts activity with Birmingham residents regardless of age, disability, gender, marital status, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion and belief, sex or sexual orientation.
Through our commissioning schemes not-for-profit arts organisations are able to apply for support to target people with a particular protected characteristic through positive action. When applying you must demonstrate that the protected characteristic your target audience/participants share means they have a different need or experience disadvantage or have low participation in arts activities.
All applications received through the commissioning process are treated equally and fairly through assessment against eligibility criteria and priorities published within our funding prospectus.
The Culture Commissioning Service actively collates information where possible about engagement with the nine protected characteristics through the evaluation of Commissioned Arts Activities.
Accessible formats and communication support
We are committed to being accessible, and want to make our arts activities commissioning process open to everyone.
• Alternative formats of our commissioning documents can be made available on request. These include other languages, large print, Braille and audio versions.
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Please tell us about your access requirements so we can assist you during the application process. If you are successful we can also offer support as part of the monitoring process.
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Click for Toremifene
Toremifene: Usually dosed around 60 mgs, some dose it up to 240 mgs. Its androgenicity:estrogenicity ratio is 5x that of Nolvadex. It is prescribed to female patients for breast cancer and has shown a high affinity for bonding to the Estrogen receptors in the breast tissue. Male patients treated with toremifene citrate 80 mg compared to placebo demonstrated statistically significant increases in bone mineral density in the lumbar spine, hip, and femur skeletal sites. It decreased the risk by up to 50%. Toremifene citrate 80 mg treatment compared to placebo also resulted in a decrease in total cholesterol, LDL, and triglycerides, and an increase in HDL. There were also statistically significant improvements in gynecomastia. This data are from an ongoing study of men receiving treatment for ADT (androgen depravation therapy). These men are receiving ADT for advanced prostate cancer. ADT removes much of the testosterone and estrogen in the body which helps the prostatic cancer cells grow. So these men were suffering from side effects from reduced estrogen and testosterone in the body. Some studies have even suggested that Torm doesn't regulate progesterone receptors and we may see in the future the possibility of using it with 19-nors.


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Nikon P900 review
The 83x optical zoom is a world first, but the Nikon P900 also features full manual control, Wi-Fi and an articulating screen.
The 83x optical zoom is a world first, but the Nikon P900 also features full manual control, Wi-Fi and an articulating screen.
Fuji's well designed and diminutive XQ2 handles very well and provides a good range of features for both enthusiasts and more casual snappers.
The Panasonic SZ10 has some great features such as a 12x optical zoom and inbuilt Wi-Fi, which should make it a great camera for holidays and family use.
It may not have a viewfinder, but its 30x zoom and impressive feature set make it a powerful and affordable travel camera.
Despite having a pop-up viewfinder and an improved 30x zoom lens, Sony's HX90 is smaller than the HX60 it replaces.
Nikon's new compact camera brings the zoom range (almost) of a bridge camera in a body you can fit in your pocket.
Pitched as an ideal camera for travelling and holidaying photographers, the TZ57 is a budget version of the TZ70, but it still offers a good feature set.
A pocket-friendly design, generous zoom range and built-in Wi-Fi make Nikon's S7000 the ideal travelling companion.
The Nikon Coolpix P610 features a 60x optical zoom, an articulating screen, in-built viewfinder, Wi-Fi and NFC – shame it's missing raw format shooting, though.


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When South Panola and West Point kick off the 2011 season on Saturday, one can probably expect a lot of points to blow up the score board.
Given the history of these two teams, who last year scored an average of 45 and 29 points per game, respectively, Saturday may just be a shoot out.
The visiting Tigers are coming off another impressive season with more trophies and championship rings. Lee Self led the team in passing with over 1,400 yards and 23 touchdowns; Qyendairs Griffin rushed for over 2,600 yards and scored 37 touchdowns; and receiver Nickolas Brassell caught for nearly 900 yards with 13 touchdowns. The trio were the backbone for the Tigers explosive offense that finished No. 1 in three national publications.
Good news for Green Wave fans because they all graduated.
South Panola's starting quarterback Antonio Conner returns as the teams leading tackler on defense, 89 last season. Conner did not throw a pass in 2010, but was effective in the running game amassing over 400 yards on 34 carries with six touchdowns. The Tigers plan to use him as a multi-purpose player offensively.
The teams other top defender Issac Gross, returns for his senior campaign. The Dandy Dozen selection had 75 tackles and 10 sacks in 2010.
Sophmore Quandez Lee takes over at tailback in what has been a successful position for the Tigers over the last five or six years.
The Green Wave, who also lost some talent offensively have a duel threat in Dequinten Spraggins, who showed he can perform with his arm and legs in the jamboree game against Louisville.
West Point is also loaded in the backfield with three players that bring a different style to the running game; smash mouth football.
Head coach Chris Chambless has said numerous times that the offensive line will be the backbone for the this year's team. However, with just three returning players, it might take a little time for them to gel as a unit. They certainly looked unified in the jamboree at times and a did a good job opening up holes for the backs to run through.
Pre-sold tickets
Fans can purchase tickets for Saturday's season opener in advance on Wednesday and Thursday from 5-7 p.m. inside the athletic office.
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text: Your club officers had a meeting tonight(Sun) to go over the goals and set the agenda for the upcoming year. I think it was a constructive meeting that will set the tone for the 2008 season. The open meeting will be held on the 27th of Jan at 3pm. We will meet at Roosters on Preston Hwy, the site of the former Ryans. We also want a new club logo to start out the new year. We want a classy, artful logo that would be appropriate for a disc or t-shirt. We want to open the field for artwork to be used as our new logo. Anyone may submit an idea for the new logo, and the winner will be voted on by the club membership. The winner will receive a free entry into the tournament of your choice in 2008. The tourny must be one run by the LDGC, and must be a singles event not a doubles. Entries should be in color and should reflect our club and the community in some way. When the new logo is voted upon, we will have mini's printed up with the new artwork, and each dues paying member for 2008 will receive a mini for joining the LDGC, each member for 2008 will also be issued an ID card that will recognize that person as a member of the LDGC. Each member will receive a $1 discount on league play and a $1 discount on any disc sale. If you play in 10 league events thru the year, you have made your dues back in savings. We have set high goals for the upcoming year and we will need your help to see them come true.


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The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine School of Pharmacy in Bradenton, FL welcomes its largest class of students and begins an historic fourth year.
With the matriculation of 125 students in the Class of 2014, the school now has enrolled four pharmacy classes since opening in 2007. The School will graduate its first Bradenton pharmacy class in June 2011.
First-year Pharmacy student Amy Blanchette speaks to the class.
Hershey S. Bell, MD, Dean of the LECOM School of Pharmacy welcomed the incoming class to the pharmacy profession.
"Starting today, think of yourselves as pharmacists and the critical responsibility that each of you will have for your patients," said Dr. Bell.
The Class of 2014 was selected from over 1,500 applications. Sixty-five percent of the students are from Florida.
Part of the Class of 2014's orientation process was the annual team building exercises at Summerfield Park in Lakewood Ranch. Students get to know each other by participating in events that foster team work, promote trust, tolerance, and support a positive environment.
Students met their faculty advisers, learned about the various on-campus pharmacy clubs and were treated to a picnic at the beach by Wal-mart Pharmacy.
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United States Attorney Brendan V. Johnson announced that a Mission, South Dakota, man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for Second Degree Murder, Assault with a Dangerous Weapon, and Aiding and Abetting.
Travis Creig Lewis, a/k/a Travis Farmer, age 19, was indicted by a federal grand jury on January 18, 2012. He appeared before United States Magistrate Judge Mark A. Moreno on January 26, 2012, and pled not guilty to the superseding indictment. The maximum penalty upon conviction is life in custody, a $250,000 fine, or both.
The charges are merely accusations, and Lewis is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.
The investigation is being conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Rosebud Sioux Tribe Law Enforcement Services. The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Tim Maher.
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It's all about the story. And this one does begin with "once upon a time."
Whenever Walt Disney Imagineers are tasked with envisioning a concept for a theme park feature, in this case, a complete revamp of Sunshine Plaza at Disney California Adventure, they always need a story that serves as the foundation upon which they build creative ideas.
As it turns out, the inspiration for the fictional story they began six years ago to replace that of California Adventure's Sunshine Plaza was no other than the man without whom there probably would be no such thing as Imagineers: Walt Disney.
More specifically, Disney in Los Angeles County from 1923 to 1937.
"There are some people who don't know that there was a real Walt Disney," said Lisa Girolami, director and senior show producer for Walt Disney Imagineering (WDI). This was an opportunity to get them acquainted with him and at the same time, provide nostalgia for Disney's fans.
The concept that the team came up with was Buena Vista Street, named after the road in Burbank to which Disney moved the The Walt Disney Company in 1937. They paid homage not just to Disney's first 14 years in Southern California, but also to the vanishing, if not lost, architecture in L.A. County.
In designing the street and the plazas on each end, the Imagineers thought about "what Walt might have seen" of the buildings and streets during the 1920s and 1930s, said Coulter Winn, principal concept architect at WDI.
To look for design inspiration, the team not only pored over countless archival photographs of buildings from libraries and private collections but also drove around L.A. County looking for historical buildings from that period that were still standing. They visited Atwater Village, Silver Lake, Pasadena, downtown Los Angeles, Westwood, and Wilshire Boulevard.
Because the Imagineers were designing for a Disney theme park and not for a preservation or restoration project, the façades of Buena Vista Street are not replicas. They're reinterpretations inspired by real buildings that existed in Los Angeles, rather than faithful representations, Winn said. Various architectural styles, from Art Deco to Streamline Moderne to Craftsman are mixed liberally from one façade and interior space to the next.
Colors inspired by the period were used in all the buildings but have been intensified and romanticized for the theme park experience, Winn said. What's more, some architectural features such as friezes that might have been made of concrete in the '20s and '30s have been rendered in lighter and more versatile materials such as Fiberglass. Real wood dining tables with handcrafted marquetry would be too costly and would quickly look worn out from the normal wear and tear of lunch and dinner service seven days a week, so it made much more sense to go with wood veneers with faux marquetry.
Yet, there are some elements for which only the real thing will do, including wrought iron work on the balconies and authentic copper pipes that will eventually acquire a verdigris patina over time.
Here are the highlights and details in a design-themed tour of Buena Vista Street:
A retro entrance: The first thing visitors will see before entering the theme park is the aquamarine-hued Streamline Moderne entrance with turnstiles below and towers and flagpoles on top, all based on the Pan Pacific Auditorium in the Fairfax District that opened in 1935 and was designed by the architectural firm of Walter Wurdeman, Welton Becket and Charles Plummer. Becket became friends with Disney and designed several resorts in Walt Disney World Resort.
It's the second time that the Pan Pacific has inspired a Disney theme park structure. The entrance to Disney's Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World Resort also looks like the progeny of the Pan Pacific.
Trolley stop: Just inside the turnstiles is Buena Vista Plaza. On the West block or the right side, there's a big tree with several benches around it, a nod to public seating and trees that provided canopy-like shade in the town squares and circles of yesteryear, Winn said. It's a place where visitors can stop to regroup and get organized for their visit or grab a ride on a battery-powered red trolley. On the ground in the center of the plaza, there's the Storytellers statue, which depicts a 20-something Disney and an early version of Mickey. It's a counterpoint to Partners statue at Disneyland Park, which shows a mature Disney and Mickey on a pedestal.


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On today's show, Ashley and Khail discuss a car concept that would eliminate blind spots for drivers, explain how you can create a 100-foot-tall animated holiday greeting, debate Netflix's (non) plans for an offline mode, and eat cookies made from crickets.
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I've heard many many stories about how difficult the parks department is to deal with and I don't doubt that, but government usually is. But something doesn't add up. Why are they hard for us to work with but appear to be easy for the Allstars to work with?Originally Posted by Sweat
How is it the Allstars were able to do all the cleanup work they did, pull baskets out of the ground making them extremely easy to steal, and completely redesign the course for their tournament? I've heard many people say they got permission to do what they did. If that's true, we obviously have something to learn from them.


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Brian Cross knew his kids were good enough to play with New Albany last year. This year, his Orange Pioneers proved him right.
Behind a big night from senior running back Brandon Schoen, the Pioneers knocked off the visiting Eagles 32-7 in Ohio Capital Conference Capital Division action Friday at Pioneer Field.
Schoen rushed 19 times for 248 yards and four touchdowns in the game, including a 46-yard scoring run in the first quarter and a 76-yard gallop in the third.
Schoen opened the scoring with his 46-yarder, but New Albany took the lead back when Danny Britton scored on an eight-yard scamper and Jimmy Gammill added the extra point.
The Pioneers secured the lead for good later in the period, capped by a two-yard Schoen touchdown run that gave Orange a 12-7 halftime lead.
Schoen added a two-yard touchdown in the third and his 76-yard sprint after that to put the Pioneers ahead 26-7. Orange capped the victory in the fourth when Kofi Hill found Taylor Hardy on an eight-yard touchdown pass.
Michael Forbes also had a solid rushing night with 77 yards on 19 carries. Hill finished 4 of 6 through the air for 67 yards and his one touchdown.
Britton topped New Albany rushers with 104 yards on 18 carries and his touchdown.
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People aren't just cooking anymore — they're cooking, texting, talking on the phone, watching YouTube and uploading photos of the awesome meal they just made. Designer Paolo Cardini questions the efficiency of our multitasking world and makes the case for — gasp — "monotasking." His charming 3D-printed smartphone covers just might help.
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The CW has given their new Beauty and the Beast TV series a great timeslot, following their most-popular show, The Vampire Diaries. On the negative side, it's also airing opposite seriously tough competition — Glee, Person of Interest and Grey's Anatomy. Can it compete? Is it even worth watching?
In this version of the classic tale of Beauty and the Beast, a young girl is saved from being murdered by a mysterious creature/human. Years later, as a homicide detective (Kristin Kreuk), she comes face to face with her mysterious savior (Jay Ryan). He ends up helping her solve crimes while she helps keep his identity a secret. The cast also includes Nina Lisandrello, Brian White, Max Brown, Nicole Gale Anderson, and Austin Basis.
Sound like it's worth your time? Before you decide, take a look at what some of the critics think:
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: "It's tough to imagine how anyone could make a more ham-fisted wreck of a remake of 1980s CBS fantasy series Beauty and the Beast than The CW's effort, debuting on Pittsburgh's WPCW tonight at 11:30 after the Steelers game… The CW's Beauty is laughably bad in myriad ways. There's no sense of star-crossed lovers, just a plasticized romance between a Cover Girl and a glum, anger-prone male model."
LA Times: "None of the which is even as mildly interesting as it sounds, and, indeed, I grew weary even as I watched, despite Kreuk's hypnotic eyes, the broody lighting and roiling soundtrack. It is all so dreadfully familiar — the lovely, headstrong and feisty heroine, the nice guy who wants her (in this case, the medical examiner played by Max Brown) and the broken bad boy she loves instead… One can only hope that this marks the last limping leg of the inter-species romance, because in real life, true love should not include a partner whose first instinct is to kill you."
Boston Globe: "Last season, ABC's Once Upon a Time and NBC's Grimm proved that there is an appetite for updated fairy tales. The CW has taken the hint, and contrived this pretty, and pretty empty, series. It's a market move, nothing more."
Salt Lake Tribune: "I'm not sure I have the words to describe just how bad The CW's Beauty and the Beast is. I've only been doing this for 22½ years, after all… The first episode of this Beauty and the Beast remake isn't entirely devoid of entertainment value. But laughing at this show — not with it — wears off before long. Bad is bad, and this is terrible."
Hollywood Reporter: "Only The CW would take a super hunky dude who would make most women swoon and call him a Beast because he's got a couple of cuts on his face that, strangely enough, make him magnetically more attractive to other beautiful people. That is either awesome or messed up, or awesomely messed up. Because The CW doesn't even get it. If the network got it, someone would have said, 'Hey, guys, this is ridiculous even by our standards. You know that, right?'"
USA Today: "There's a murder solved in tonight's opener, but the murderer is so obvious, it's hardly worth worrying about. Odds are you'll spend more energy trying to decide whether Kreuk and Ryan are more sinning than sinned against: They're terrible, but the material may have left them with no other option. Luckily, in this world of 1,000 channels, you have plenty of other options. Exercise one."
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Students in Samford's Brock Scholars program piloted a unique new program, when they presented two short plays to an audience of their peers. The performance was part of the Mann Center's Better World Theatre initiative, which allows students to think critically about ethical issues in their field of study by acting out scenarios they are likely to encounter in the professional world.
Following each play, the actors led the audience in a lively discussion of the issues presented. Megan McElroy directed the productions, Ben Jones and Annika Cousins served as stage managers, and Emily Mallory assisted with planning and promotions.
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DARKE COUNTY - A vehicle occupied by four juveniles rolled after losing control on a slick roadway Friday afternoon east of Greenville.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a silver Mazda Tribute attempted to pass a black Volkswagen sedan headed eastbound on the 6400 block of US 36 East. The driver of the Mazda SUV lost control of the vehicle, clipping the front of the Volkswagen, and went off the right side of the roadway landing on its top. After being clipped the Volkswagen spun into an oncoming westbound GMC truck which hit the sedan in the rear bumper.
Four juveniles occupied the Mazda suffered minor injuries, three of which were transported to Wayne HealthCare. The drivers of the Volkswagen and GMC were not injured.
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A&E Network premieres Big Smo, a new original real life series following larger-than-life country rapper, Big Smo, as he takes his unique style of music to new heights with the support of lifelong friends, loyal fans and most importantly, his beloved family.
From the small town of Unionville, Tennessee, Big Smo is a country boy turned charismatic country rapper (blending country music, Southern rock and hip-hop) who just signed to Warner Bros. Records. While music is Smo's lifelong passion, he's a family man first and foremost. Surrounded by a lively extended entourage including his mother, childhood buddies, long-time girlfriend and two young daughters, Smo is driven to stay grounded and succeed in a business known for hard living.
As he gears up to debut his first major-label album, Kuntry Livin', Smo is continuously challenged to balance the tireless life of a touring musician with the demands of his family responsibilities. When not out on the road, Smo's on his farm in Unionville in the role he holds most dear, that of a good and present father to his daughters and supportive partner to Whitney, the love of his life.
Throughout the season, Smo celebrates milestones in both his professional and personal life, such as getting a brand new tour bus, taking his music to radio and working with the incomparable Darius Rucker.And at home, as Smo watches his daughter's blossom before his eyes he begins to realize that it may be time for him and Whitney to take their relationship to the next level. Through it all, Smo's determination, die-hard fans (known affectionately as his Kinfoke) and deep Southern family roots keep him going on his wild ride to fame.
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This was a gift for my elderly father & he loves not bending over to garden.
The screened cover & the plastic cover for protection are great.
My biggest problem was the wood split in two places. For the price I think the wood should have been a bit sturdier.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
- Don't have to bend
- Great price
- Love the covers
- Made in USA
- Very well made
- none
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- Love Love My Veggi Trig
Very easy use great quality
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Good design
- Right height
- Well constructed
- Had To Red Rill Some Hole
- Screw Holes In Wrong Plac
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- On Patio For All Herbs Et
Plated herbs, tomatoes, peppers and everything else for a salad
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Looks Nice
- Sturdy
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- Perfect For My Small Deck
I was able to put this together myself in a little over an hour. It fits nicely on my smaller deck. The covers have come in handy. We had a cold snap so I put the protective cover on and when I removed it the next afternoon my lettuce had come up.
The only thing I could suggest improvement of would be adding velcro to the corners to make it truly bug proof.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Construction Is Decent
- Height is good
- Quality Of Wood Could Be
- Bugs Get In
- Gappy Openings
- Not Tight Fit
- Restricted Height
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I got this for vegetables so that I don't have to bend down, the height of the table is good, but as the vegetables grow, you cannot use the netting to keep bugs out as it restricts growth. Also the netting is not a tight fit, so you have gaps where the bugs get in and attack your plants. I suggest some type of elastic for around the base of the net. This certainly beats kneeling on the ground, so this gets my thumbs up!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Compact
- Easy to assemble
- Good size
- Sturdy
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- Kitchen Herb Garden
Love it, convenient, perfect size for my kitchen herbs.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Easy assembly
- Great size
- Predrilled Holes Not All
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- Grows Everything We Need
we now have 4small sized trugs plus 2 of the larger size that comprise our garden. We have had many friends and neighbors admire them and inquire where we got them I even talked my brother into buying one and my sister is looking at them as well. Thanks for a great product! We have hooked up a snip and drip to our sprinkler clock so we can go on vacation and not worry about watering too.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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I have a shady yard and only 1 area that gets sun most of the day in the middle of my yard. I needed something I could put in that spot for veggies. I got thhe full kit which works well though the cover flew off on windy days. I started from seed wanting 2 tomato plants and lettuce etc around end March. It worked well at 1st - until my tomato plants turned into monsters. Next year I will get another Veg Trug just for the lettuce basil and parsley.
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Do Not Pay list lacks data as implementation nears
Thursday - 5/9/2013, 5:49am EDT
In three weeks, agencies will not be able to cut a check to a contractor or send money to most citizens without first checking the Do Not Pay portal.
But the Do Not Pay website is missing important data, which would help agencies guard against making an improper payment.
The Treasury Department, which runs the Do Not Pay portal, by law can't access the full Death Master File that is run by the Social Security Administration.
Richard Gregg, fiscal assistant secretary, Treasury Department
The Death Master File contains more than 86 million entries from SSA payment records. This file includes information on each decedent. The data available to the SSA would include the Social Security number, name, date of birth and date of death.
"Treasury's long-term vision is to have our Do Not Pay business center and data analytics service to be a robust, timely and flexible service for agencies to use in identifying and preventing waste, fraud and abuse," said Richard Gregg, Treasury's fiscal assistant secretary Wednesday. "To fully achieve this vision, Treasury will work to both improve the quality and the availability of data as well as strengthen our analytics capability. The key issue for Do Not Pay is access to data."
And it's not just the Death Master File that Treasury doesn't have access to. Gregg said the prisoner database and the National Directory of New Hires also isn't included in the Do Not Pay list.
Other data sharing challenges
In other cases, Treasury can obtain access to other data sources through computer matching agreements. Gregg said that is not the preferred approach.
"I think steps were taken in Improper Payments Elimination and Recovery Act to help with computer matching. If further refinement could make that even easier, that would streamline the process," Gregg said. "Having gone through it numerous times, it's onerous to get the agreements and even though there are some deadlines set in that, further improvements would help."
The data issue is so challenging that even agency inspectors general want an exception from the data matching law.
Danny Werfel, the Office of Management and Budget's controller, said some of the current laws are so onerous that the government sometimes looks to the private sector for information first because it's easier to obtain the data it needs as opposed to going to the government source.
President Barack Obama required the development of the Do Not Pay portal in a 2010 memo. OMB reinforced the importance of the Do Not Pay list in 2012 with a second memo that required agency chief financial officers to develop a plan to implement the tool.
More support from Congress
The lack of access to key databases is not a new problem. Werfel and other agency leaders have asked Congress for help before. During a 2012 hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs subcommittee, Werfel called for access to the Master Death File as well as the need to change the computer matching programs provisions in the 1988 amendments to the Privacy Act of 1974.
The difference this time before the full committee is lawmakers are promising to change the law.
Sens. Tom Carper (D-Del.) and Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), chairman and ranking member of the committee, respectively, said they'd seriously consider the administration's proposals to access data and make it easier for agencies to stop and recover improper payments.
"I have directed my staff to take the recommendations from the budget and as fast as possible get that into legislative language," said Coburn said. "We will find a broad range of bipartisan support for actually making these changes."
Coburn said he wants to hear from the agencies on how to reduce the complexity of sharing information. Currently, SSA works with the Commerce Department to make a lesser version of the Death Master File available to a broader audience.
"This shouldn't have to go from you to Commerce; Commerce to National Technical Information Service, and NITS to everyone else," Coburn said. "It ought to be here is what it costs. If there is a charge, it ought to go straight to Social Security and go to all the rest of them so we clean up the steps in terms of getting this information available."
Striking the right balance
The 2014 budget request included several proposals, including moving funding for the Department of Health and Human Services and SSA to address improper payments from the discretionary to the mandatory side.
Danny Werfel, controller, Office of Management and Budget
"We believe and I believe we've demonstrated that these investments have a positive return on investment. It's something like $10 to $1 on the SSA front," Werfel said. "Why can't we get those activities funded to the right level is something we have to look into the mirror on and figure out what we can do to get this enacted." Another proposal is to extend access to the Master Death File.
"We've worked hard to strike a balance here because we want to make sure federal agencies have access to this data to prevent improper payments via the Do Not Pay list and we also want to make sure law enforcement has access to the data," said Marianna LaCanfora, the acting deputy commissioner for retirement and disability policy at SSA. "Through this proposal, we want to expand federal agency access, but at the same time, we're also delaying the release of the public Death Master File for three years because there are criminals out there using that data to commit tax fraud. We want to prevent that."
She said six agencies have access to the full master death file, including HHS, the Centers for Medicaid and Medicaid Services and the Defense Department. SSA also is in discussions with two agencies more to begin paying for data.
Under the law, SSA is required to charge for the data. LaCanfora said agencies pay anywhere from $9,000 to $45,000 a year depending on the amount of data they are receiving and whether the customer agency is providing SSA any data in return.
The Death Master File is far from perfect.
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The portal does include information from a host of databases including debarred contractors, individuals who owe child support or non-tax debt and other sources.
Gregg said data is important, but it's also about how data is used.
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horrible drug to get off of and terrible weight gain!
This horrific drug has destroyed my life, there is no antidote to this cocktail of chemicals from hell. If you are useing this drug stop any life you have got is better than what this drug can do to you.
Takes care of any mania symptoms fast, within days. Keeps you calm and level headed. Problem may be it causes you to be hungry more often, hence, weight gain. But the pros beat out the cons.
Have taken Zyprexa for most of last 15 yrs. Started off with 40mg. Yes 40!!! It was horrible. Turned me into a fat zombie. I DOUBLED my weight. Went from 93 lbs to 186 lbs in only a few months. I used to run 5 miles a day and lift weights, now can only walk for exercise and feel little motivation. I have to keep my pantry empty and only meat, fruit and vegetables in the fridge, or else I eat ravenously 24x7. When I tried to get off of it, I had continual vomiting, headache, nightmares, feelings of going crazy, thought I was going to die. Have tried other atypicals but only Zyprexa works for me as far as psychosis is concerned. I think it actually adds to my depression, though. Now I'm on 3.75mg and still have the same side effects as I did with 40mg, but not as severe.
Zyprexa tablets are easy to take. It definitely helped with my symptoms, moreso than Geodon, Abilify, Latuda, Seroquel, Saphris, or any other antipsychotic I have tried. The problem with Zyprexa was the same as all of the others - poor cognitive functioning. This was worse with some than with others, however it was definitely a problem with Zyprexa. I took 15mg once a day, at night. Zyprexa did not effect my sleep habits at all. My cognition was slowed to the point of inability to solve problems at even a low level. I could not have intelligent conversations with people. Right now I am not taking any antipsychotic and feel better than I have felt in three years.
Was hospitalized with acute psychotic depression 1.5 years ago and took about 15 mg. a day for several months. Would have to take a nap in the morning, then a nap in the afternoon, and would fall asleep by 7-8:00 in the evening. Extreme fatigue. Uncontrollable appetite and weight gain on this drug. I gained about 25 pounds in six months and that was while trying to be careful. My cholesterols are above normal now. Have tried to taper off/withdraw with dangerous side effects - heart palpitations, RLS, insomnia, itchiness, headaches, severe nausea/vomiting ....until I take a pill, which makes it all go away. I don't know if I will ever get off of this drug. Effective - well, yes, it turned me into a zombie at doses over 2.5 mg. I would never recommend a drug that is known to cause massive weight gain, diabetes, and such a horrible discontinuation syndrome. Never give this stuff to a child.
The experience was not in myself. I see many patients in the field of mental illness in conjuction with other conditions, such as diabetes. I see a lot of diabetes and obesity assoc. with the drug. It may help the patient with their mental illness, but it sure wrecks their bodies, adding yet more costly illnesses to an overtaxed medical care system.
The experience was not in myself. I see many patients in the field of mental illness in conjuction with other conditions, such as diabetes. I see a lot of diabetes and obesity assoc. with the drug. It may help the patient with their mental illness, but it sure wrecks their bodies, adding yet more costly illnesses to an overtaxed medical care system.
My sister was on it for about 1-3/4 years. Then, she had TOTAL kidney failure which I blame on Zyprexa. She had been on various psychotropic (spelling)drugs for 25 years with no problem until she was prescribed Zyprexa. Zyprexa was fairly new when it was prescribed for her. Because it was new on the market, they changed her medication and it changed her life.
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Periodic fever, familial, autosomal dominant
Other Names for this Disease
- Familial Hibernian fever
- Hibernian fever, familial
- TNF receptor 1 associated periodic syndrome
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[1] Familial autosomal dominant periodic fever is caused by mutations in the Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor gene (TNFRSF1A), which are inherited in an autosomal dominant fashion.[1][2] Although there is no proven definitive treatment to prevent or cure this condition, various anti-inflammatory agents may help to relieve symptoms. Nonetheless, most patients will experience episodes of symptoms throughout their life.[1]Familial autosomal dominant periodic fever is an inherited condition characterized by episodes of fever, abdominal pain, diarrhea, painful red skin rashes, muscle pain and swelling around the eye. The former name of this syndrome was familial Hibernian fever and it is sometimes referred to as tumor necrosis factor receptor associated periodic syndrome or TRAPS.
Last updated: 1/9/2009
- Periodic Fever Syndromes. Cleveland Clinic Department of Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases. 2009; http://my.clevelandclinic.org/disorders/periodic_fever_syndrome/rheumatology_overview.aspx. Accessed 1/9/2009.
- Shinawi M, Scaglia F. Hereditary Periodic Fever Syndromes. eMedicine. November 4, 2008; http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/952254-overview. Accessed 1/9/2009.
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