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Planetarium show: "Pluto: Lone Dog No More"
Once thought to be a lonely planet at the edge of the solar system, Pluto has turned out to have more "friends and neighbors" than ever imagined. Dr. Scott Roby of SUNY Oswego's physics department will explore Pluto's controversial history and preview the first-ever spacecraft flyby of Pluto this July. Limited seating: first-come, first-served. Free, including parking in the Centennial Drive lot (E17) or Washington Boulevard lot (E8). 312-2790.
Location: Room 223, Shineman Center
Sunday, May 31, 7 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Reunion weekend begins
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Men's Soccer vs. St John Fisher Scrimmage (Time TBA)
Thursday, May 28, 3:08 p.m. - 3:08 p.m.
Women's Soccer vs. St. Lawrence
Tuesday, Sept 1, 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Reunion Weekend 2015
Thursday, May 28, 3:08 p.m. - 3:08 p.m.
GOLD Lunch and Learn Webinar: 'Hire, Train & Retain'
Thursday, May 28, 3:08 p.m. - 3:08 p.m.
SUNY Oswego students doing research in Brazil's Pantanal region.
Biology studies living things from plants and animals to bacteria and cyanobacteria to protistans and fungi. The Biology BA and BS programs provide students opportunities to study the unifying principles of biology while participating in research activities. Courses include studying inheritance, cellular biology, development, structure, function, classification, behavior, environments, populations and evolution.
Zoology deals with the study of animals from the cellular level to the organismal level to the population level. Our Zoology programs provide students with exceptional opportunities to concentrate in zoological studies at any of those levels. BA and BS programs in Zoology provide a basic understanding of zoology through a variety of laboratory experiences in combination with the study of facts and theories. Flexibility, strength and depth in undergraduate training are basic objectives of the Zoology programs.
Majors and Programs
- Bachelor of arts and bachelor in science Biology degrees and a teaching Biology Certification (7-12)
- Bachelor of arts and bachelor in science Zoology degrees
- Biology Minor
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- Articulation program (3+3) in Doctor of Physical Therapy with SUNY Upstate Medical Center leading to B.A. in Biology from SUNY Oswego (3 years) and D.P.T. from SUNY Upstate (3 years). *Students must apply, and gain admission, into each program separately during their senior year of high school.*
- Collaboration with Chemistry department on Biochemistry major.
Student Opportunities
Whether interacting with Oswego's natural surroundings -- including the massive Rice Creek Biological Field Station -- or performing hands-on work in facilities like the Mass Spectrometer and Proteomics Center or Molecular Biology and Biochemistry Center, opportunities to learn and grow are as abundant as the species you can study.
Learning opportunities can take Oswego students into the wild for research in such areas as the Virgin Islands and Brazilian Pantanal or to internships in laboratories, medical centers and zoos.
A strong Biology Club allows students to make connections with peers, professors and alumni while presenting programs of interest to the campus and community.
A wide variety of student awards and fellowships provide intensive research opportunities and awards for our most driven students.
Our outstanding faculty are committed to a high standard of teaching, research and service to the college community. We believe in building a learning-centered community where the discovery of knowledge plays an important role in every student's academic career.
You'll find members of the department share a commitment to high-quality teaching, research and academic advisement, and who work closely with individual students and student organizations.
Full-time Faculty
Julien Bachelier, Assistant Professor (starts Fall 2014)
Richard C. Back II, Associate Professor (currently Interim Dean, CLAS)
Timothy F. Braun, Assistant Professor
Christopher Chandler, Assistant Professor
Anthony L. Contento, Visiting Assistant Professor
Jenifer Cruickshank, Assistant Professor
David A. Dunn, Assistant Professor
Poongodi Geetha-Loganathan, Assistant Professor
Ronald Graham, Visiting Instructor
C. Eric Hellquist, Assistant Professor
John W. Laundre, Visiting Instructor
James A. MacKenzie, Associate Professor and Chair
Michael McDonald, Visiting Instructor
Andrew McElwain, Visiting Assistant Professor
Kamal I. Mohamed, Professor
Peter D. Newell, Assistant Professor (starts Fall 2014)
Jennifer C. Olori, Assistant Professor
Peter A. Rosenbaum, Professor
Maria Sagot, Assistant Professor (starts Fall 2014)
Michael Schummer, Vistiting Assistant Professor
James L. Seago, Professor
Karen R. Sime, Associate Professor
Cynthia J. Tant, Visiting Assistant Professor
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Many graduates pursue medical doctorate (MDs) degrees at such institutions as Boston University, SUNY Upstate Medical University or the Ross University of Medicine; Ph.Ds, including at the University of Maryland at Baltimore (biochemistry), University of Tennessee, Knoxville (genome science and technology) or University of Minnesota (forest hydrology and watershed management); or doctor of veterinary medicine programs at the Cornell Veterinary School, Kansas State University or St. George's University. Others earn advanced degrees in physical therapy, physician assistant programs, the zoological professions or other disciplines.


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India is probably facing the most crucial election ever. So, each one in his or her capacity is trying its best to pitch in people to vote. Devaki, who has been chosen as the youth ambassador by the Election Commission, is making all her best attempts to spread awareness among the people to exercise their franchise.
As part of her initiative, she made sure that a team of transgender artistes came together to spread awareness on voting. Thus, 12 transgender artistes and Devaki performed a four-minute Qawali here in the city on Wednesday.
It was the first time in the country that transgenders performed openly in front of the huge crowd after the Supreme Court gave them recognition. This initiative is part of the campaign, Dabaa ke Bajaa, around the general elections.
"They were very scared initially. Sonia De, the leader of Trans Genders, was alone to perform. But she insisted on being accompanied. The joint chief electoral officer was very happy to see them performing," said RJ Devaki.
She has also done a 7-minute-long skit on None Of The Above (NOTA) at various malls in the city. They are going to perform at several gardens on Thursday. Further, they have prepared Rap on how to operate the Electronic Voting Machine. They will take the EVM to different places and spread awareness among the youth on how to promote it. They have also started an exercise with traffic police to take a pledge from each person to whom they give the memo.
A concert will also be put up by them. Kavi Nanalal bridge is being painted by the upcoming artistes, which will give them the largest possible canvas to spread the importance of voting. More and more interactivity will be held which will lead to promote stories on voting. Hoardings will be put across in Gujarati and Hindi to promote voting. A designed rath will be taken around to exhort people to vote to realise their responsibility towards the nation.

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Broncos hire former Panthers coach John Fox
In the Broncos' new organizational structure, Elway oversees Xanders, who's in charge of roster-building, and Fox, who's in charge of the team.
"We spent some time at dinner, a long dinner after the interview, and the more we talked the more matched up we felt," Xanders said. "We fit in with each other."
Team president Joe Ellis told The AP he couldn't pick one thing he liked most about Fox.
"Everything. Energy. Enthusiasm. Wisdom. Tremendous connections throughout the league. He did a great presentation on his whole scheme, his whole plan. He's turned it around before, when he was in Carolina. Great reputation as a head coach. I just think all of his experience. And then you look at where his real background was throughout football: on the defensive side," Ellis said.
"I think we were really pleased that John Elway made a special emphasis to get consistent and good on defense and John Fox is going to help us do that."
A one-time assistant under Chuck Noll, Fox spent 13 years as a defensive coach with the Steelers, Chargers, Raiders, Rams and Giants, including seven seasons as coordinator, before taking over the Panthers, who owned the league's worst defense.
In his first season in Carolina, the Panthers rose all the way to No. 2, the biggest turnaround since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger.
"It's a good thing that he's a defensive-minded coach; that will really help the defense," linebacker Joe Mays said. "It's also good that he's a proven head coach, as well. I think it's a good hire."
"He's had success in the past," wide receiver Eric Decker said, "so why not here?"
Although fellow coaching candidates Eric Studesville, Perry Fewell and Dirk Koetter had interim head coaching experience and Rick Dennison has been with the Broncos for 24 years as a player and an assistant, none of them had the coaching credentials of Fox.
His Carolina teams posted three 11-win seasons, won two NFC South titles and went 5-3 in the playoffs, appearing in two conference championships and losing to New England in the '04 Super Bowl.
But they were inconsistent. Although his teams averaged nearly nine wins, they never posted consecutive winning seasons under Fox.
Still, Fox touted a top-of-the-pile resume that included a road map for leading the Broncos back to respectability after a five-year playoff drought.
"It's not my first rodeo, so to speak," Fox said. "So, I think I do have a blueprint to do it."
The team's top priority is fixing the last-place defense, which will be the focus of the draft, and Fox said he wouldn't have a problem if the Broncos want to stick with the 3-4 defensive scheme they've employed since 2009 even though he mostly used a 4-3 look in Carolina.
Xanders said the scheme won't be decided until a defensive coordinator if hired.
Elway said last week when he was hired as the team's new chief football executive that his new coach should be willing to work with rookie quarterback Tim Tebow. And Fox said he's a big believer in the former Florida star who started Denver's last three games.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- By rush hour Monday, Mecklenburg County's NAACP branch hopes thousands of people crowd Marshall Park to protest laws passed during North Carolina's last legislative session, which just ended.
The group is moving its Moral Monday protests around the state, and Monday Charlotte is one of three cities to host rallies. Manteo and Burnsville are the other two.
The group got a lot of attention -- and nearly a thousand arrests -- during their weekly protests at the state Capitol.
Now they want those protests to take place in every one of North Carolina's Congressional districts.
We're going to heighten the consciousness of the community, said Charlotte NAACP President Rev. Kojo Nantambu.
Nantambu said Sunday he wants the assembly to raise awareness about how new laws affect poor and working-class residents of the state.
A few of the issues he wants to raise awareness about: cutting unemployment benefits, turning away federal Medicaid money, and new laws that make it harder for college students to vote at their college addresses.
Rev. Nantambo is especially critical of new laws requiring voters to show identification at the polls.
People go to the polls because they want to participate and exercise their constitutional right, they want to be considered a citizen and do what is free for citizens to do -- to take part in the political process, he said. Why do you want to make it complicated?
I think that's deliberate to dissuade, to discourage, and to disenfranchise people, from voting, he added.
The Mecklenburg County GOP countered with a campaign of its own -- walking neighborhoods Saturday to tell residents why Republicans in Raleigh voted the way they did, and why they disagree with the Moral Monday protestors on the issues.
I reject the Moral Monday term, said MeckGOP chairman BradOvercash, and the protesters', in my opinion, self-righteous claim that they are the arbiters of what is moral and what is immoral in politics.
Overcash argued that federal money for Medicaid came with too many strings attached, and the state wouldn't be able to afford to continue the programs once federal money for them ran out.
He also said that tax cuts for businesses would allow them to put more people to work, reducing the need for unemployment benefits across the state, and leaving more money in workers' paychecks.
They're going to have more money to spend, save or give away as they see fit, said Overcash.
Overcash also calls new voting laws the best legislations in decades.
Early voting periods will be shorter, but more early voting sites will be open, said Overcash, leaving the same number of early voting hours available to voters.
And seven different forms of ID can pass for identification at the polls, according to the new law.
If you don't have any of those seven classifications, he said, you will be eligible to be provided with an ID free of charge.
The rally begins at 5 p.m. in Marshall Park, on 3rd Street in uptown Charlotte. In the case of bad weather, the rally will move to St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church on Allen Street, which is off Seigle Avenue a few blocks from uptown.


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It listened silently for it's data. Its patience was wearing thin. Where were its MP3s and why were they late? CAT deployment was an afterthought at this point, the MP3 player just wanted to be deployed somehow.
Meet the OCR multiple track dynamic MP3 player. Not long ago, this player was just an idea in Geoffrey Anderson's mind, but now it's a reality.


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Human Alliance Jazz Arm Modification (Using Alternators Skids Arms)
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Human Alliance Jazz Arm Modification (Using Alternators Skids Arms)
Because people asked for it, here's my arm and door modification [for Human Alliance Jazz]!
The arm and door modifications I made are not terribly hard to do, but there is some careful planning involved to get the best fit. I'll start with the arms which came from Alternator Skids
I happened to have an unmodified Skids in my collection so here's a before-and-after view:
I ground[ed down] the outsides of the forearms down some to get a more rounded/less beefed up look. Then, I filed in a new line to keep some of the character. The important part is the upper arm, though, as that's what fits into the Jazz figure. You have to cut very close to the screw holes but not into them.
I don't have another HA Jazz for comparison, but the red lines on the two above show what needs to be cut away to make the parts fit cleanly. You can see in the second picture that the white outer part of the shoulder (the under part in the picture) sticks out further than the black inner part. This helps to keep the fittings straight and hold everything in line.
Snap, click, [and] everything is flush and tight and straight - so much so that if you do it just right (without any glue or screws or anything), you can do this without fear:
The doors are much simpler, but you do still need to be careful:
I ground[ed down] and sanded everything, but the hinge down on the inside of the door to make room for the arm in car mod. Then I used some Milli-put to attach a post (I used LEGO pieces, but whatever) at a small angle:
Here you see the bigger circle shows the two screw posts you need to keep intact; the inner circle is the area you need to fit your drill bit into. On the right is what it looks like assembled:
There's not a lot of room in there but there is enough you just gotta get the angles right and your posts sized correctly.
Here is the finished result:
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Ever seen the picture from the 1982 NBA draft? The one where a beaming James Worthy stands on the stage at Madison Square Garden, hands clasped with Commissioner Larry O'Brien's moments after the Lakers took Worthy with the first pick?
You can stop trying to remember. You haven't.
That's because the last time the Lakers picked first in the draft, Worthy wasn't even in the building to hear his name called.
A fussy professor at the University of North Carolina saw to that, refusing to reschedule a summer school French literature final. No less a figure than Tar Heels coach Dean Smith tried to negotiate a deal that would allow Worthy to attend the draft.
No dice.
When Chick Hearn, representing the Lakers in New York, called to congratulate him, Worthy could tell he was irritated. "I don't think he was very happy about me not being there," said Worthy, now a studio analyst for TimeWarner Cable SportsNet.
Thirty-two years later, the Lakers are leaning on the Hall of Famer Worthy, who helped them win three NBA titles and whose No. 42 is retired by the team, for more positive draft vibes. He will represent the Lakers at Tuesday's draft lottery in New York, which will be shown on ESPN at 5 p.m.
It's unfamiliar territory for the Lakers, who will appear in the lottery for the third time since the system was implemented in 1985, and for the first time since 2005, when they drafted Andrew Bynum. The Lakers have a 21.5 percent shot at jumping into the top three and, more enticingly, a 6.3 percent shot at No. 1.
The Lakers have picked first just three times, emerging with Elgin Baylor in 1962, Magic Johnson in 1979, and, of course, Worthy.
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Twenty-two days before the 1982 draft, the Lakers beat the Philadelphia 76ers in six games to win the NBA title. But instead of drafting last in the first round, they held the No. 1 pick thanks to a 1980 trade with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
"Normally you expect to go to the worst team (as the No. 1 pick)," said Worthy.
The Cavs had sent their 1982 first-round pick and Butch Lee to the Lakers for Don Ford and the Lakers' 1980 pick, which turned out to be No. 22. The Cavs used the pick on a guard named Chad Kinch from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, whose NBA career lasted all of one season.
And now, entering his first offseason as the Lakers' general manager, Jerry West found himself trying to decide whether Worthy or Dominique Wilkins, the University of Georgia star, would fit best next to growing legends Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
At the NBA draft combine last week in Chicago, where top prospects such as Dante Exum and Julius Randle tried to move up teams' draft boards, West, now an adviser for the Golden State Warriors, called Wilkins "one of the most spectacular players I'd ever seen. Obviously that would play well in Los Angeles in terms of the way we played, 'Showtime' and all this … up and down the court."
But West also had a good relationship with North Carolina coach Dean Smith, and found Worthy to be a low-maintenance player who did not need the ball in his hands to be productive. He could step out and knock down a 17-foot jump shot, but also had post moves.
West described the decision as "really an emotional choice."
"We took James because of his size and his length," West said. "And he was unbelievably quick in the low post. I don't care who you were, you can't guard him down there. When you look back at it you have to think we made the right choice. But I've often wondered what Dominique would have been like."
Lakers fans nearly found out. West had a plan that would have netted the Lakers both stars. Wilkins was drafted third overall by the Utah Jazz, a team that was broke and on the verge of folding. The Jazz needed to sell Wilkins to stay afloat, and West begged owner Jerry Buss to make an offer.
He never did, and the Jazz received John Drew, Freeman Williams and $1 million cash from Atlanta where Wilkins became a nine-time All-Star and Hall of Famer.


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1. One Tree Hill (2003–2012)
TV-14 | 60 min | Drama, Sport
Half-brothers Lucas and Nathan Scott trade between kinship and rivalry both on the basketball court and in the hearts of their friends in the small, but not so quiet town of Tree Hill, North Carolina.
Creator: Mark Schwahn | Stars: Chad Michael Murray, James Lafferty, Hilarie Burton, Bethany Joy Lenz
Votes: 51,052
2. Leatherheads (2008)
PG-13 | 114 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
In 1925, an enterprising pro football player convinces America's too-good-to-be-true college football hero to play for his team and keep the league from going under.
Writers: Duncan Brantley, Rick Reilly | Director: George Clooney | Stars: George Clooney, Renée Zellweger, John Krasinski, David de Vries
Votes: 26,474
3. Gods and Generals (2003)
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Votes: 81
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20. Massacre at Shelton Laurel (2004)
PG-13 | 37 min | Short, History
This short film tells the true, yet tragic story of what happened to some of the families living in the Shelton Laurel, of Madison County, located in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina in 1863.
Writer: Jay Stone | Director: Jay Stone | Stars: Eric Holloway, Randy Miller, Julian Adams, Ben Allison
Votes: 16
21. Heredity (2010)
Horror, Thriller
Each year five high school friends (Riley, Sebastian, Ryan, Carrieanne, and Liz) reunite for a weekend of poker, laughs, and reminiscing. This time around, secrets are revealed that makes ... See full summary »
Writer: Richard Clark Jr. | Director: Kevin Newton | Stars: Adam Hughes, Anthony Firth, Jillian Sims, Kevin Snow
Votes: 12
22. China (I) (2007)
22 min | Short, Drama
Writers: Stephen Brower, Jacob Hatley | Director: Jacob Hatley | Stars: Katie Copple, Martha Giraldo, Michael D. Goodwin, Adair Moorefield
Votes: 10
23. Mustang Psycho (2010)
15 min | Short, Thriller
Writer: Le Ann Cheri' | Directors: Le Ann Cheri', Jennifer Goodman | Stars: Raymond Shepard, Morgan Coston, Emily Krieger-Cabana, Le Ann Cheri'
Votes: 9
24. Monster Cops: Shadow Company (2008 Video)
24 min | Short, Action, Comedy
The adventures of your favorite Monster Killing secret government agency.
Writer: Patrick A. Prejusa | Director: Patrick A. Prejusa | Stars: Will Atwood, Jamie Bertman, Kerry Cashion, Richard Gaither
Votes: 8
25. Uncivil (2012)
20 min | Short, Action, Drama
After leaving a former love who has reconciled with their troubled past, Rayna Talley is taken and interrogated by a group of organized contract killers who require the whereabouts of a ... See full summary »
Writer: Thomas Gidlow | Director: Thomas Gidlow | Stars: Tara Lynn Marcelle, Jennifer Russoli, Morgan Monnig, Jeff Briggs
Votes: 7
26. Monsters Vs. Cops (2010 Video)
22 min | Short, Comedy, Horror
A mockumentary look into the secret world of Shadow Company, a covert government agency policing the world of Monsters. Welcome to the scary, funny, strange, and thrilling world of Monster Cops.
Writer: Patrick A. Prejusa | Director: Patrick A. Prejusa | Stars: Abigail Altrath, Dianna Altrath, Lynanne Anderson, Dina B.
Votes: 7
27. The Gritter's (2011)
20 min | Short, Horror
Two best friends, surviving an almost fatal car crash, stumble upon the only house along a desolate dirt road. In search of medical attention, they only find THE GRITTERS, a family with ... See full summary »
Writer: Nina Voltaire | Director: Nina Voltaire | Stars: Carol Anne Watts, Robert Dough, R. Dana Browne, Catherine Trail
Votes: 6
28. The Big White Wall (2002)
46 min | Comedy
Writer: Jonathan Campbell | Director: Jonathan Campbell | Stars: Jonathon Demers, Joseph Self, Matt Moore, Matthew B. Moore
Votes: 5
29. You Found Me (2015)
Horror | Filming
Writers: Lawrence W. Nelson II, John Saunders | Director: Lawrence W. Nelson II | Stars: Diana Prince, Rudy Reyes, Dawna Lee Heising, Sarah French
30. Dale Archdale (2016)
Comedy | Post-production
When Dale Archdale's trailer park shuts down, he is forced to move in with his ex wife at her free rental house in an upscale community. Dale manages to catch wind of a Chili Cook-off with ... See full summary »
Writers: Shane Thompson, Matthew Warzel | Director: Tyler Wirtanen | Stars: Ron Jeremy, Levi Erik, Taran Hall, Jennifer Williamson
31. Newton's Grace (2015)
84 min | History | Post-production
Writer: John Jackman | Director: John Jackman | Stars: Amber Dawn Fox, Lunden De'Leon, Jim McKeny, Landon Wall
32. Athena (I) (2014)
98 min | Drama, Horror, Thriller
It's about Carl, whose life has crumbled, and who now exists as a shell of a man. His wretched existence is punctuated by the loss of his wife and all of the emotional scarring that has ... See full summary »
Writer: Michael Louis Calvillo | Director: Robert W. Filion | Stars: Matthew Ewald, Vanelle, Mahri Shelton, Michael Melendez
33. Witching Hour (2014)
90 min | Horror, Thriller | Completed
WITCHING HOUR! Time to Die.
Writers: Ken Comito, Melanie Comito, Vicki King, Josh Spiegel | Directors: Ken Comito, Melanie Comito, Victoria King, Josh Spiegel | Stars: Addy Miller, Pat Shumate, Christy Mele, Rebekah Hall
34. Hit a Lick (2015)
Not Rated | Crime, Drama, Music | Post-production
A middle-aged ex-con hired to manage his nephew's fledgling music career is caught between working for and taking down the neighborhood's crime boss.
Writers: Tye Banks, Heidi Lawson | Directors: Tye Banks, Heidi Lawson | Stars: Luray Cooper, Solomon Gibson III, Gabe Wood, Heidi Lawson
35. The Rejects (2008)
8 min | Short, Comedy
Writers: Josh Johnson, Myles Scott | Director: Josh Johnson | Stars: James Hatcher, Myles Scott, Alexander Thomas, Amber Soliday
36. The Trail
Horror, Thriller | Announced
The line between what is real and what is not is blurred after a group of friends encounter mysterious lights while hiking on the Appalachian Trail.
Writer: Richard Clark Jr. | Stars: Bo Barrett, Bill Parks, Adam Hughes
37. Madeline Makes a Man (2014)
20 min | Short, Comedy, Fantasy
Madeline can't find the perfect man, so she decides to make one. This re-imagining of Frankenstein is a darkly comedic and bloody fable about one woman's ill-fated quest for perfection.
Writer: Michelle Antoinette Boley | Director: Michelle Antoinette Boley | Stars: Henry Philip Blanton, James Hartner, Justin Nathaniel Kistler, Josh Lentz
38. Absolutely Positive (2012)
28 min | Short, Drama, News
Absolutely Positive is a dramatic short film that follows four characters, all from different walks of life, as they get tested for HIV. It shows the events of why they decide to get tested... See full summary »
Writer: Anthony Williams | Director: Anthony Williams | Stars: Jenny Austin, Tavis L. Baker, Steve Bearden, Jodi Burgess
39. Sacrifice (The Endless Whispers Cycle) (2014)
10 min | Short, Thriller
Writer: Christopher Lee Jones | Director: Michael Babbitt | Stars: Clark Sarullo, Kaitlynn Neill, Brian Patrick Walsh, Chase Anderson
40. Forbidden Woods (2010)
78 min | Horror
When five friends set out for a party in another town, they are faced with terror when their car breaks down in a rural area in the dead of winter. Frozen and frightened, they seek shelter ... See full summary »
Writers: Brittany Madelynn Daniels, Brittany Goodwin | Director: Bill Johnson | Stars: Jeramy Blackford, Brittany Madelynn Daniels, Scott Gerbacia, Vickie Hannah
41. Sons of the Wicked (2015)
Short, Drama, Thriller | Post-production
In the sequel to "Sins of the Wicked", Det. Michael Stanton has come to terms with a shocking family revelation. He now faces a turn of events, which can change everything and put him at a greater risk.
Writer: Nick Dalmacy | Director: Nick Dalmacy | Stars: Suzie Haines, W. Scott Parker III, Derrell White, Michael D. Cooper
42. Rag & Bone (2010)
Short, Comedy
Writers: Dan Burke, Richard Leder | Director: Richard Leder | Stars: Dan Burke, Eleazar Herrera, Rose Bachtel, Langley McArol
43. Pills (II) (2014)
Short, Music
Writer: Alex Thompson | Director: Alex Thompson | Star: Jess Matney
44. Love Has No Heartbeat (2015)
A couple madly in love with each other, lose one another during a zombie attack. One of them comes back different.
Writer: Sharif Razzaq | Director: Sharif Razzaq | Stars: Monica Trantham, Allan Autry, Amanda Coley, Suzie Haines
45. Mistreated (2009)
14 min | Short, Crime, Drama
Samantha has a secret. Her secret will drive her boyfriend, Phillip, to try the unthinkable - Murder. Propelled by his internal demons, will Phillip succeed in his murderous desires against... See full summary »
Writer: Carlos M. Mora | Director: Carlos M. Mora | Stars: Carrie Anne Hunt, Whitney Beth Griffin, Eric Morales, Randy Bernard
46. The Birthday Present (2013)
11 min | Short, Horror, Thriller
Writer: Ken Comito | Director: Ken Comito | Stars: Stephanie Comito, Ed Kroliczak, Addy Miller, Larry Willes
47. Miller's Ridge
Horror | Announced
College students on a summer paranormal research trip in the Appalachian Mountains must fight for survival when they encounter a bizarre cult with supernatural origins.
Writer: William Mullins | Stars: Tom Buchanan, Eric Holloway, Michele Fischer
48. Flush with Fear (2011)
7 min | Short, Horror, Thriller
A woman reads an incantation on a bathroom wall and unleashes an evil that can't be stopped.
Writer: Christopher G. Moore | Director: Christopher G. Moore | Stars: Alena Koch, Christopher G. Moore, Jessi Nemeth, Dustin Webb
49. Murder Biz (2011)
Writer: William Mullins | Directors: Jennifer Goodman, William Mullins | Stars: Nina Repeta, Alexander Isaiah Thomas, Lucy Spain, Adrienne Harvey
50. The Session (II) (2014)
10 min | Short, Drama, Thriller | Post-production
A routine therapy session for a group of convicted murderers goes off course due to an unexpected surprise.
Writer: Al Julian | Director: Dean Garris | Stars: Michael Howard, Jeff Briggs, Bradley Eugene Greer, Donald Sill


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LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Prince, one of the most prolific and groundbreaking artists of our time, announces his return to Chicago, at the United Center beginning September 24th and his support of Rebuild the Dream. Rebuild the Dream, founded by Van Jones, is a mobilization of hundreds of thousands of everyday people—from seniors to students, moms, dads, brothers and sisters—who come together to build strong vibrant communities and to fix our economy from the ground up.
Tickets go on sale to the public on Thursday, September 6th at 10am Central at LiveNation.com.
On site at the United Center, Prince and Rebuild the Dream will offer opportunities to learn about, support, and take part in rebuilding vibrant and sustainable communities. Socially-conscious businesses, tech start-ups, entrepreneurs, and other innovators will offer specific tools that individuals and communities can use to improve their economic situation in the short- as well as long-term.
The collaboration is part of ongoing efforts of Rebuild the Dream to engage artists and the creative community in telling the stories of real people affected by our broken economy and lifting up new, innovative solutions to rebuild our communities and create a better and fairer economic future.
"We couldn't be more excited about partnering with a legend like Prince," said Van Jones, Co-founder and President of Rebuild the Dream. "Our economic system is broken. Rebuild the Dream exists to unite arts and organize into a potent force to support the Dreams of Our Communities. There are few artists who have Prince's unwavering commitment to a vision of a sustainable, fair economic future."
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The upcoming Chicago dates will mark Prince first return to the area since 2004.
With Prince's Welcome 2 America New York show, Rolling Stone said, "He had the crowd panting as soon as he hit the stage…It was unbelievably great. Do you go to a Prince show for predictable consistency? Ah, no. You go for moments of divinely inspired madness — and last night, he delivered as many of those as a fan could expect."
The New York Daily News raved, "Prince worthy of all royal accolades…The hit-friendly show had a kinetic confidence and racing pace that spoke of his singular place in pop history," while the New York Times said "It's easy to envision Prince as another Chuck Berry or James Brown, barnstorming for decades to come."
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Cathedral ceilings frame a majestic river rock fireplace in an open concept living room with a complete kitchen. This is a home away from home with all the amenities, a place to break bread, share tales, and plan your next outing. Turn right out the door, and you're 50 steps from the Ousel Falls trail - a nature walk and Gallatin fishing spot. At night, step out on the patio to star gaze, or watch the moon rise from the comfort of your bed, lulled to sleep by a cool alpine breeze. Is this heaven? No, it's Big Sky.
My wife and I have been visiting Big Sky off and on since 2004. We had a family gathering of 12 for Thanksgiving in a Firelight condo one year, and had a fabulous time skiing and snowshoeing in the fresh powder. In 2006, we bought this new condo. Most folks visit Big Sky in winter. But for us, Big Sky in summer is best.
We prefer the Spanish Peaks carpeted in a riot of alpine flowers to winter's white lace. We love the gurgle of trout-filled streams and the rush of white-water rafting to the hard silence of December. The short hike to Ousel Falls can be a spiritual experience any time of the year, but the richness of the scents and sounds, take it to another level in August.
For us, Big Sky is leisurely dinner on the front porch of Blue Moon Bakery, enjoying an amazing Shooting Star pizza as the sun bids adieu, gently painting the sky and the mountains with hues of orange, pink, and purple. Or if we're feeling like a Big Night Out, we head to Buck's T-4 for a Montana grass-fed bison tenderloin or red deer with truffle risotto, just 5 minutes by car.
For us, Big Sky in summer is the weekly farmer's market for a sausage sub covered in sauteed onions, live music, and browsing the latest creations of the area's talented artisans. It's a leisurely stroll to and from the new cinema.
Here's what pro-golfer Phil Mickelson told Golfchannel after a June 2013 visit:
"It's the greatest place on earth," he maintains unabashedly. "We did fly fishing, the kids did trap shooting, archery – like, real archery, shooting these awesome arrows – whitewater rafting, ziplining. My oldest daughter is big into paleontology, loves dinosaurs and history. The most world-renowned paleontologist is there. His name is Jack Horner. We ended up having a chance to spend time with him for an hour on Amanda's birthday and it was the first time I've seen her star-struck. It was so cool."
Come to Big Sky, make your own summer memories. It's a choice you'll never regret.
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We were in Big Sky for a wedding and took a few extra days to enjoy the surroundings. The weather was fantastic, 70's during the day and 50's in the evening. Went ziplining at the nearby Big Sky Resort,and hiked Ousel Falls trail. This rental is close enough to walk into town, which we did. Nice end unit, comfortable beds, we would definitely stay here again.
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- Bedroom 3 - 1 twin/ single
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The perfect diaper
It's a natural fiber AIO with an option to have a single stay dry layer next to the skin. On top of that you can stuff it like a pocket for added absorbency for night time.
Plus, it's quick drying compared to other AIOs, and comes in super cute patterns (monsters are my fav!).
The only downside is the cost. $25/diaper is expensive, no way around that!
If I had unlimited diaper money,I'd have 24 Simplex OS and 12 or so fitteds just for fun/overnight with wool.
And, they're pretty trim. They pretty much have it all.
But I do love peachy greens, too. Well constructed, luxurious feeling, comfortable, and TRIM. You don't have to sacrifice absorbency there.
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Prefolds and covers... then Bottombumpers!
I loved prefolds and covers for the newborn stage and Bottombumpers size small were the ONLY AIOs that fit my baby as a newborn without leaking! They are way more absorbant than the other newborn AIOs, plus they lasted until she was 5 months old before they were outgrown.
Now that my LO is 21 months old though I just do prefolds and covers. I still like Bottombumpers, but AIOs work better on the littler babies I find, IME. I didn't like them as much now that my LO pees a river everytime she goes (we are getting ready to PL).
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Claremont is accepting applications for the inaugural P.J. Stanley Memorial Scholarship.
The city organized the scholarship after the passing of former Claremont city councilman, police officer and rescuer James "P.J." Stanley.
Stanley, who was a 30-year veteran of the Claremont police department and rescue squad, died Sept. 21, 2011, after a short battle with leukemia.
Claremont City Manager Doug Barrick said the scholarship is just one way the city hopes to continue the legacy of "P.J."
"For those that did not have the pleasure of knowing (Stanley), he was a true public servant with over 30 years of service to many public safety organizations in Catawba County, but his true passion was teaching others who wished to join the ranks with him," Barrick said.
Claremont also re-named its police department training room after Stanley in November 2011 to honor the late city servant.
The office of Gov. Bev Perdue, too, issued Stanley's family the Order of the Long Leaf Pine award during a ceremony at Claremont Police Department last year.
Barrick said the scholarship fund will award two $500 scholarships to students attending Catawba Valley or Mitchell community colleges in the police, fire, rescue or EMS fields.
The city is also beginning to raise money to ensure that the Scholarship Fund will continue for years to come, Barrick said.
Claremont Rescue Squad provided a big boost for the scholarship fund through its 12th annual pig picking and poker run earlier this year. The department donated $800 to the scholarship fund, Barrick said.
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The deadline for applications is July 4. The scholarships will be awarded in August.
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There is something inherently ridiculous, and lovely, about The Encyclopedia of New York City (Yale, November), a second, expanded edition of which has now been produced under the editorial direction of Columbia University historian Kenneth T. Jackson. Ridiculous, because the city is itself already an infinite, Borgesian encyclopedia of all the world's culture—and lovely because the place is also home to so many bookish idealists who continue to dream, along with Jackson, that a book can reflect all of that life. Similar in dimensions to a phonebook, but hard-covered with hundreds of illustrations, the book can hardly be blamed for giving short shrift to Bukharan Jews (who merit just a single sentence in the Forest Hills entry) or Ratner's Dairy Restaurant (which does not seem to be mentioned at all) when it is obviously trying so hard to edify with some 5,000 brief but useful entries on key subjects ranging from ABRAMS V. UNITED STATES to ZABAR'S.
Harry Houdini moved to New York City in 1882, at the age of 8. What better place to develop as an escape artist than in the city where most everyone is "sealed and hog-tied," as Michael Chabon has pointed out, to their boroughs—not to mention their overbearing families? As Rachel Shteir discussed here earlier this month, the current show at the Jewish Museum, "Houdini: Art and Magic," emphasizes the performer's roots—he was born Erich Weiss in Budapest, and his father was a Reform rabbi—and his influence on visual artists. The accompanying catalog, Houdini: Art and Magic (Yale, November), pulls off a neat magic trick of its own: A sumptuous coffee-table book, it delights and informs on every page, with photographs of the escapist's diaries and handcuffs, as well as interviews with Houdiniphiles including E.L. Doctorow.
To carp that a printed encyclopedia is incomplete is to miss the point (especially in the age of Wikipedia, as Jackson rightly notes): Thus, in selecting hundreds of performers to discuss in his Biographical Guide to the Great Jazz and Pop Singers (Pantheon, November), Will Friedwald follows his personal tastes through 800 pages of anecdotes and musical insights, in which he discusses the works of Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra, of course, but also saves room for Sophie Tucker, Harold Arlen, and Ethel Merman.
Still, some reference works strive ambitiously for comprehensiveness: Kenneth Jaffe's Solo Vocal Works on Jewish Themes: A Bibliography of Jewish Composers (Scarecrow, October), for example. A Reform cantor in California, Jaffe has compiled a list of 3,000 oratorios, operas, liturgical pieces, symphonies, and stage works composed throughout history by Jews, about Jews, and presents this massive list annotated with bibliographic information and indexed by theme. Useful for musicians, cultural historians, and anyone who likes singing classics of the Yiddish theater in the shower.
Jackson's encyclopedia gives George Gershwin a column; Larry Starr, a music historian at the University of Washington, treats the composer—"the Brooklyn-born son of an immigrant Jewish couple from Russia" and "an aggressive assimilationist"—at greater length in his still admirably concise George Gershwin (Yale, November). Starr focuses particularly on Gershwin's Broadway shows—Lady, Be Good (1924), Of Thee I Sing (1931), and Porgy and Bess (1935)—arguing that the musical sensibilities Gershwin developed in those projects continued to inform him throughout the rest of his career. Among other things, Starr notes that "late in 1929 Gershwin was involved in serious discussions with the Metropolitan Opera regarding a work to be based on the S. Ansky play The Dybbuk, which fell through when the rights weren't available."
In Paul Auster's 2005 novel The Brooklyn Follies, a cabaret performer takes the stage "not as a singer, but as a faux-singer, mouthing the words of show tunes and jazz standards by legendary female vocalists" (like Lena Horne as others covered in Friedwald's Biographical Guide). Given Auster's postmodern experiments, one has to wonder to what degree he, too, aspires to be a faux-novelist, self-consciously performing generic conventions pioneered and perfected by others, whether he's writing postmodern detective novels or multi-perspectival narratives of contemporary Brooklyn life, like Sunset Park (Holt, November). The new novel tracks a strained father-son relationship as the son joins an illegal squat in the titular Brooklyn neighborhood to the north of Bay Ridge, and it has so far received mixed reviews, which Auster is sensible enough not to read: "You tend to feel very hurt when people attack you and feel indifferent when you get praise. … And that doesn't do you any good as a human being at all."
Born in 1931, Judith Viorst grew up with much of the great popular American music. Indeed, she takes the epigraph for her new book of poems, Unexpectedly Eighty and Other Adaptations (Free Press, October), from a 1963 Gordon Jenkins tune, "This Is All I Ask," that has been performed by Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, and Tony Bennett. The author of classic children's books including Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (1972), Viorst still enjoys herself on the verge of her ninth decade, Metamucil and CAT scans be damned. "Jews are survivors to some extent because they use humor to get them through," she recently told an interviewer, and she does, dispensing joyful, semi-sarcastic wisdom like the bubbe that she is: "Life," she says, "is not about seeing the glass half empty or half full. The point is that you have a glass."
Ash Levine, the protagonist of Miles Corwin's debut novel, Kind of Blue (Oceanview, November), is another music lover: As the title indicates, he's serious about Miles Davis. An LAPD detective who comes out of retirement to investigate the murder of another ex-officer, Levine, like an increasing number of thriller heroes, has ties to the Israeli military—he's a veteran of the IDF. Corwin, who reported for years on the Los Angeles Times crime beat and now teaches in the English department at U.C. Irvine, got to know the grittier parts of his hometown as a young kid, when he lived in the Rosslyn Hotel, a landmark in downtown L.A., "at the edge of Skid Row," which his grandfather owned.
Andrew Furman, a scholar of American Jewish literature at Florida Atlantic University, turns to his own Los Angeles adolescence—specifically, his tenure on his high-school's basketball team—in My Los Angeles in Black and (Almost) White (Syracuse, November) as a window onto the complex question of school busing programs intended to desegregate American cities. Furman's team reflected the controversial program: Half of his teammates were from the Valley, and the other half were urban African-Americans bused to the school. To investigate the legacy of forced busing—which was opposed by a Jewish congresswoman, Bobbi Fiedler—Furman travels back home and interviews his former teammates, as well as advocates and opponents of the program, decades after the fact. Furman's memoir is another reminder that Jewish and African-American communities have managed to harmonize better in pop music than in some other social venues, including high-school basketball.
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KevinAnderson wrote:We used other accounts to track money collected for YM/YW camp during the summer and now we want to put it into the correct budget account. The transfer screen does not appear to allow this. Does anyone know how to do this, or even why we shouldn't have done it this way?
Alan_Brown wrote:I would highly recommend that you take the training lesson Understanding and Using the "Other" Category. That will answer all of your questions on the proper use of such funds. The exact problem you mention is described on slide 20, and the solution I mentioned above is described on slide 31.
Sometimes an activity is mistakenly paid for using budget funds even though funds were collected and designated for the activity in the "Other" category. To correct this error:
• Print a check payable to the ward from the appropriate "Other" subcategory.
• Fill out a Tithing and Other Offerings slip in the name of the ward, cross out "Other" on the slip, and write in the name of the budget subcategory and the amount of the check.
• Record the deposit in MLS to the proper budget subcategory.
• File the white copy of the donation slip with one check stub and the expense information, and file the yellow copy and the other check stub with the donation information.
• Deposit the check at the bank using normal procedures.
Alan_Brown wrote:It is appropriate to track money collected for youth camps in the Other category. However, you really should have spent the money from the appropriate Other subcategories. Fundamentally, that is the purpose of the Other category -- collect money for a specific purpose, then spend it for that specific purpose.
Pilotfly wrote:In Alan's response he made the following statement - "Once you have dealt with any overpayment, then you simply need to write a check to the ward from the appropriate Other subcategory to bring the balance to zero, and deposit that amount in the appropriate Budget subcategory. Write one check for each appropriate subcategory."
I got twisted around the axle in a previous iteration of this subject so I won't go into that , however Alan I do have a question about the last sentence in the statement above? Could you just write one check and deposit it into two (or more) budget subcategories? I know it works the other way when you write a check out of budget and you take funds out of two separate categories (such as one check for a joint youth activity and charge both the YM and YW accounts for the activity).
After going through the training lesson on Understanding the Other Category, and finally calling Salt Lake for some clarification on how putting money into the budget all works I never thought to ask about if you could put money into two separate categories.
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Kraig Kinser relishes racing in his native Indiana, but he is aware of the pressures involved because of his father's success through the years at Tri-State Speedway.
Both Kraig and Steve Kinser will help the Haubstadt, Ind., track kick off its 52nd season of racing tonight as members of the World of Outlaws Sprints. Hot laps begin at 6 p.m., with qualifying at 6:30 and racing at 7:30.
"I always enjoy racing in Indiana and have traditionally run pretty well there," said Kraig Kinser, who is seeking his first win at Haubstadt but has won eight races in Indiana overall. "Getting back to my home state is always nice. I'm looking forward to it."
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He feels fortunate to be part of a two-car team at Tony Stewart Racing with three-time defending World of Outlaws champion Donny Schatz as a teammate. Last year was the first time Stewart, a two-time NASCAR champion, ran a two-car Outlaws team and is one of two owners to have two cars on the Outlaws circuit this year, joining fellow NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne.
"it doesn't hurt you any, I can tell you that," said Kinser, who had six top 10 finishes this season entering Friday's night action at Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Ark. "With two-car teams, you have another team that you can bounce ideas and things off.
"When one is running good, hopefully that trickles down to the other one and hopefully the opposite way as well. Two-car teams are definitely pretty nice to have."
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Generic Name: Flavoxate hydrochloride
Dosage Form: tablet, film coated
Flavoxate HCl Tablets
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Flavoxate Description
Flavoxate HCl tablets contain Flavoxate hydrochloride, a synthetic urinary tract spasmolytic.
Chemically, Flavoxate hydrochloride is 2-piperidinoethyl 3-methyl-4-oxo-2-phenyl-4H-1-benzopyran-8-carboxylate hydrochloride. The empirical formula of Flavoxate hydrochloride is C24H25NO4•HCl. The molecular weight is 427.94. The structural formula appears below:
Flavoxate HCl is supplied in tablets for oral administration. Each round, white, film-coated Flavoxate HCl tablet is debossed "PAD" and "0115" on one side and plain on the other side and contains Flavoxate hydrochloride, 100 mg. Inactive ingredients consist of colloidal silicon dioxide, ethyl acrylate, hypromellose, lactose monohydrate, magnesium stearate, methyl methacrylate, microcrystalline cellulose, nonoxynol 100 and sodium starch glycolate. Film coating is composed of hypromellose 2910 6cP and polyethylene glycol.
Flavoxate - Clinical Pharmacology
Flavoxate hydrochloride counteracts smooth muscle spasm of the urinary tract and exerts its effect directly on the muscle.
In a single study of 11 normal male subjects, the time to onset of action was 55 minutes. The peak effect was observed at 112 minutes. 57% of the Flavoxate HCl was excreted in the urine within 24 hours.
Indications and Usage for Flavoxate
Flavoxate HCl tablets are indicated for symptomatic relief of dysuria, urgency, nocturia, suprapubic pain, frequency and incontinence as may occur in cystitis, prostatitis, urethritis, urethrocystitis/urethrotrigonitis. Flavoxate HCl tablets are not indicated for definitive treatment, but are compatible with drugs used for the treatment of urinary tract infections.
Flavoxate HCl tablets are contraindicated in patients who have any of the following obstructive conditions: pyloric or duodenal obstruction, obstructive intestinal lesions or ileus, achalasia, gastrointestinal hemorrhage and obstructive uropathies of the lower urinary tract.
Information for Patients:
Patients should be informed that if drowsiness and blurred vision occur, they should not operate a motor vehicle or machinery or participate in activities where alertness is required.
Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment of Fertility:
Mutagenicity studies and long-term studies in animals to determine the carcinogenic potential of Flavoxate HCl have not been performed.
Reproduction studies have been performed in rats and rabbits at doses up to 34 times the human dose and revealed no evidence of impaired fertility or harm to the fetus due to Flavoxate HCl. There are, however, no well-controlled studies in pregnant women. Because animal reproduction studies are not always predictive of human response, this drug should be used during pregnancy only if clearly needed.
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It is not known whether this drug is excreted in human milk. Because many drugs are excreted in human milk, caution should be exercised when Flavoxate HCl is administered to a nursing woman.
Adverse Reactions
The following adverse reactions have been observed, but there are not enough data to support an estimate of their frequency.
Gastrointestinal: Nausea, vomiting, dry mouth.
CNS: Vertigo, headache, mental confusion, especially in the elderly, drowsiness, nervousness.
Hematologic: Leukopenia (one case which was reversible upon discontinuation of the drug).
Cardiovascular: Tachycardia and palpitation.
Allergic: Urticaria and other dermatoses, eosinophilia and hyperpyrexia.
Ophthalmic: Increased ocular tension, blurred vision, disturbance in eye accommodation.
Renal: Dysuria.
The oral LD50 for Flavoxate HCl in rats is 4273 mg/kg. The oral LD50 for Flavoxate HCl in mice is 1837 mg/kg.
It is not known whether Flavoxate HCl is dialyzable.
Flavoxate Dosage and Administration
How is Flavoxate Supplied
Flavoxate HCl Tablets, 100 mg, are supplied as round, white, film-coated tablets debossed "PAD" and "0115" on one side and plain on the other side, in bottles of 100.
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Welcome to Bay Area Tubs!
Bay Area Tubs is a licensed San Jose, CA based home improvement company that is the premier source for tub to shower conversions, walk-in bathtubs, bath liners, or any other type of custom-manufactured bath or shower system in the San Jose/San Francisco Bay Area.
Bay Area Tubs is an authorized Home Forever™ dealer. We adhere to the highest of standards and all of our products are made in the U.S.A with top quality materials to ensure a lifetime of reliable performance. With Bay Area Tubs you can rest assured knowing that your new tub or shower is backed by a best-in-class warranty for the product, installation and the service!.
No matter how big your dreams of a beautiful new bathroom are, we have a wide variety of financing plans available to suit most any budget. So feel free to dream big and let our factory-certified installers turn those dreams into reality.
Why Bay Area Tubs?
- 1 Get the bathroom you've always wanted sooner than you've ever dreamed
A brand new tub, shower or both all in one day! Affordable - Practical - Durable - Beautiful
- 2 Safety and convenience customized for your needs.
Added features for safety and security of all members of your home.
- 3 Tub liners and walk-in tubs for your changing lifestyle
Create the luxurious bathing experience you've always dreamed of.
Developing a quality relationship with our customers and delivering exceptional service is very important to us, so we have teamed up with Quild Quality to make sure our clients are truly satisfied! Click on the Guild Quality logo above to read our reviews!


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- Birthdate: 08/11/1953 (age 61)
- Height: 6'7"
- Weight: 302 Ib
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