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Peeps who are trying hard to find the 2F2F Skyline....
Here it is!
How to install....
Download file from here
Paste extracted file in X:\Program Files\EA GAMES\Need for Speed Underground 2\CARS\SKYLINE
X being the drive letter NFSU2 is installed in.
Click Yes when prompted to replace existing file.
Launch game and make sure you have a Skyline as your vehicle.
The vinyl should be under Unique.
Any questions feel free to drop me an email.
yo man,where did you get that vinyl,pls tell me,btw it is very cool,nice man
rayder007cool >>> I found it on an\ NFSU2 Forum sometime back, cant remember, and I did some major tweaks to it like the decals and side vinyls.
2F2F Skyline Vinyl??????? SIKK!!!!! D/LING RIGHT NOW!!!!
BTW I've been searching for this forever... thanks for the link.
And nice car btw. I think you need to crank up the resolution cuz the pic suxx. 5/5
For those who didn't find the vinyl under "unique", and found the one in "body" and can't change the color of it. go to "art factory" second right one after "unique" and go all the way down to "art factory 27" it should be there! =]
una pregunta , mira yo la instale como vos explicas en el tutorial que pusiste,
pero cuando pongo el vinilo no queda bien me queda de color negra y el auto no queda del color que quiero queda blanco o gris
como ago para que me quede bien?? si queres te dejo mi facebook asi me explicas mejor ! es frank boca ;) te espero
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My Skyline's Vinyls.bin already has other custom vinyls on it.


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See the Beauty of Lake Nantahala this Year. Many dates still available. We fill up fast so hurry for the best available times for the changing of the leaves. This wonderful vacation home features incredible views of Lake Nantahala. Spend your mornings waking up to a vista of mountains, trees, and water. Sit on one of two porches in the evening and watch a beautiful sunset. No matter what time of the day, relaxing on the porch is wonderful!
After dark partake in a game of pool on the elegant billiard table or just sit at the bar as you watch your friends and family. Curl up in front of the fireplace with a cup of hot chocolate and watch a movie. You can retire in one of the three bedrooms choosing a king, queen or twin-size bed. Two queen futons are available, as well. as a queen sofa bed.
Amenities: Floating Boat Dock. Also included are a Fireplace, Wood Burning Stove, Phone, Air Conditioning, Satellite TV, VCR, Full Kitchen, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Ice Maker, Cooking Utensils provided, Washer, Dryer, Charcoal Grill (BBQ), Wet bar, Pool Table, View of Lake from 2 decks with stairs leading to the Lake.
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Oh my gosh! This house is BEAUTIFUL! The views are indescribable and overall heavenly. My parents had rented this house before but it was my 1st time and let me say hopefully it won't be the last. Just hanging out around the house is fantastic. Its close to a hiking trail, boat rental,and white water rafting as long as you don't get lost ,LOL Which we did BUT even getting lost was fun and beautiful! The porches are awesome. This trip was more than I ever imagined. If you are reading this trying to decide whether or not to rent it, let me just say, YOU should. You will not regret it. It is truly amazing. Trying to describe it and pictures do not reveal how breathtaking this place is in person.
we made memories with our grandchildren that will last life time.the humming birds were amazing.pictures of the house did not do it justice.it was beautiful...ONE of the best vacations EVER thank-you for sharing your home.
Absolutely Amazing! This cabin is the most well appointed vacation home we have ever stayed in! The views are awesome! The beds are very comfortable, the master bedroom shower is incredible, and the cabin is laid out very well. The walk up from the lake is a work-out, but being on the lake is well worth it. We hope to make many return trips to this cabin! A big THANK YOU to the owners for keeping it very comfortable and affordable.
We found the house to have the room and views we were looking for. The view of the lake and the mountains was great. I really enjoyed grilling on the deck and looking at the lake. Wonderful. Could have used a dehumidfier in the basement though. Very musty. Overall it was a very relaxing trip. It was a little further away from the activities we wanted to do such as rafting/horse back riding and the SM Park. It took on average 45 minutes to 1 1/2 hours to get anywhere and there was an issue of bees and a lot of them. They had quite the colony under the bottom deck. While they didn't bother us, the sound they made was intimidating. We had a wonderful lunch in Dillsboro (?) at the bbq joint. I wouldn't waste my time on the train ride out of Bryson City. Not worth it in my opinion. Mingo Falls was beautiful but I would skip Deep Creek. Lousy fishing in the lake but the kids really enjoyed the dock. Saw a small fox at the dock on our last day.
I have actaully stayed here, and boy let me tell you. That was several years ago before the dock.I brought my now husband and sseveral of our close friends. We were in heaven! Now several years later and two boys...I was searching for this house to go this winter for a few days. God must have heard my prayers. Anyway, I recommend this house to anyone who loves nature.
40 minutes from Nantahala Gorge for White water rafting, ziplining over gorge, many nearby hiking paths, 45 minutes past the gorge to Cherokee, casino, shopping, and tubing in Bryson City, at Deep Creek.
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Arla Skyr "the messenger" by Wieden & Kennedy London
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By Nicola Clark, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Wednesday, 16 May 2012 03:00PM
A colleague recently interviewed a man who claimed he was 'too busy to go the toilet'. What does he do? Is he the president of the US, a leading scientist, or Claire Danes' character in Homeland, perhaps? Is the future happiness of the human race in his hands? Actually, he works in strategy at an advertising agency.
This man has succumbed to the pursuit that has almost replaced the British obsession with the weather in some circles - the 'busy-off'. This is where executives compete to declare themselves the most starved of time - and, by association, the most important.
From the size of their inbox (massive) to the length of their chatter on just how busy they are (constant) the busy-off is a drain on the creative economy. By the logic of the busy-off, not only is it socially acceptable to boast that you do not have time to go to the toilet, it does not single you out as an idiot incapable of managing your own time - or bladder.
Working long, late and loudly alongside a constant stream of consciousness via email are the core traits of the busy-off. At the same time, the gap between output and input within UK plc continues to grow.
Against this backdrop, it is little wonder that 'millennials' are so frustrated with the somewhat turgid rate of change in the UK workplace. New research from MTV on the growth of 'no-collar workers' shows that those entering the workplace are distinctly frustrated by the lack of flexibility.
Ajaz Ahmed, founder and chairman of AKQA, says there is a whole generation that is confused as to why things are going backward when they go into an office, whereas their experience outside is more streamlined, efficient and focused.
We are at a pivotal point in corporate history, where students can educate teachers. Here's hoping this next generation can educate the existing establishment on better ways of working, and leave the hyperbole of the busy-off behind.
What marketers should know about no-collar workers
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Millennials are not impressed by the titles, positions and politics of the hierarchical corporate world. They advocate an 'idiocracy' under which good ideas trump elaborate job titles.
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Corporations relying on the idea that young people are lucky to have a job are well out of touch, with 92% believing their company is lucky to have them as an employee. Eight out of 10 millennials believe they deserve more recognition for their work and more than half of them want feedback at least weekly.
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Nicola Clark is Marketing's head of features. Follow her on Twitter: @nickykc.
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College of Saint Teresa
The College of Saint Teresa was a Catholic women's college in Winona, Minnesota. Previously a women's seminary, it became a college in 1907 and was operated by the Sisters of Saint Francis of Rochester, Minnesota until its closing in 1989.
Mary Molloy (1880-1954) grew up as the only child[1] of Irish Catholic immigrant parents in Sandusky, Ohio.[1] In an age when few women attended college, Molloy earned her way through Ohio State University and graduated, in 1903, with more honors than anyone else up to that time.[1] She went on to earn a master's degree and election to Phi Beta Kappa at Ohio State University. In 1907 she earned her doctorate at Cornell University.[1] That same year, she began her career as a Catholic college educator in Winona, Minnesota, when she accepted a job with the Franciscan Sisters who, under the leadership of Sister Leo Tracy, O.S.F., were creating the liberal arts College of St. Teresa. The two women persevered and successfully established and administered the new collegiate institution for Catholic lay and religious women.
Molloy was unique as the lay dean of a Catholic college, but in 1923[1] she became a Franciscan Sister, then known as Sister Mary Aloysius Molloy, O.S.F., and in 1928 became the college president.[1] As an educator, Molloy worked hard to improve the quality of women's education, wrestled with the unique problems of Catholic colleges, and carefully oversaw the development of her own school. By 1946, when she retired, the college was a firmly established institution producing outstanding graduate women. Molloy was one of the last among the founders of Minnesota women's colleges.[2]
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Since its closing, the college has been best known for its scholarship programs available to women attending other Catholic colleges and universities, as well as its connection to the Saint Teresa Leadership and Service Institute at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota. The St. Teresa campus is currently owned and operated by two educational institutions; it is the location of Winona State University's West Campus and it is the location of Cotter High School (a private Catholic High School).
Crisis and closure[edit]
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Some cite the conversion of Saint Mary's University of Minnesota to a coeducational institution as the ultimate downfall of the College of Saint Teresa.[citation needed] That view, however, may overstate the importance of what was only one of many factors. Coeducation at St. Mary's University, then called Saint Mary's College, eventually ended the two schools' brother-sister relationship and harmed the social life of St. Teresa College, but that alone cannot explain the closing of the school. The College of Saint Catherine survived coeducation at its brother school, Saint Thomas, and continues to thrive. Saint Mary's College in Indiana has easily survived the arrival of coeducation at its neighbor the University of Notre Dame. The issues that brought about the closing of Saint Teresa are far more complex than the end of campus mixers.
The closing of St. Teresa College came during an era that saw a general decline in women's colleges (other than the most elite) and the closing of, or switch to coeducation at, many smaller Catholic women's colleges. Recruiting was to some degree hurt by the school's insistence on maintaining a strict code of student conduct years after such things had been abandoned at other colleges. Such rules as nightly curfews and bed checks for first-semester freshmen and a total, campus-wide ban on alcohol were not eased until the early 1980s, and then only slightly.
And in a sense the college found itself in a vortex from which it could not escape. As enrollment fell cutbacks in spending were made which, in turn, made it more difficult to attract and retain students. A major layoff of faculty and cutbacks in programs in 1980 led to a large number of student transfers and a corresponding drop in revenues. This, of course, worsened the financial situation and invited further cuts in spending. St. Teresa College might have survived with a reduced enrollment but as enrollment fell it was never able to stabilize at a consistent level.
The college was also hurt to some extent by over-reliance upon its signature nursing program. Junior and senior nursing majors lived and studied in Rochester, Minnesota, fifty miles distant. As enrollment declined this left the main campus in Winona largely empty of upperclasswomen, making campus life unattractive for those who stayed in Winona.
In the 1980s a plan was developed to convert one the school's three large dormitories to a residence for older women who could have access to the college's programs in hopes of reviving St. Teresa College's financial prospects. A model unit was built and prospective residents found but the school was unable to find a bank willing to lend the necessary funds.
Before St. Mary's College went coed in 1969 there were discussions between the two colleges about merger. The potential of such an arrangement is illustrated by the present relationship between the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota. Ultimately Saint Teresa broke off the discussions. While this proved in the end to be short-sighted, at the time St. Teresa College had a larger enrollment, higher admissions standards and a superior physical plant.
The two schools then went their separate ways until the mid-1980s when a new President at St. Mary's College, Brother Louis DeThomasis, F.S.C., took an interest in helping St. Teresa College pull through its crisis. Joint programs were established to help expand Saint Teresa's offerings but it was too little too late. At the very end, when closing the college seemed inevitable, DeThomasis proposed a full merger of the two colleges but was vetoed by his Board of Trustees. It was generally assumed that the trustees concluded that the serious financial problems of St. Teresa College were too great a burden, or at least too risky, for St. Mary's College to handle.
- Sister M. Leo Tracy, OSF, 1912–28
- Sister M. Aloysius Molloy, OSF, 1928–46
- Sister M. Rachel Dady, OSF, 1946–52
- Sister M. Camille Bowe, OSF, 1952–69
- Sister M. Joyce Rowland, OSF, 1969–80
- Thomas J. Hamilton, 1980–85
- Sister Michaea Byron, OSF, 1985–89
Notable alumnae[edit]
- Anne Pellowski, writer
- Sister Katarina Schuth, O.S.F., educator
- Yvonne Selcer, Minnesota legislator
- ^ a b c d e f "Mary Aloysius Molloy". Women's History Month. National Women's History Project. Retrieved 11 November 2011.
- ^ Karen Kennelly, "Mary Molloy: Women's College Founder," in Women of Minnesota: Selected Biographical Essays, (Minnesota Historical Society Press: 1977) pp 116-135
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- Defunct Roman Catholic universities and colleges in the United States
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- Buildings and structures in Winona, Minnesota
- 1907 establishments in Minnesota
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My husband and I had a great time on this trip with Wagner as our guide. He was upbeat, knowledgeable, and a terrific person to spend a day with.
We started the day in a small village market about 45 minutes from Nice. Then we went to Grasse for a tour of the Fragonard Perfumery. This was very interesting. Our guide spoke terrific English and was very knowledgeable about the perfume making process. We especially liked being able to sample different perfumes/colognes for men and women at the end of the tour. We were on our own for lunch in the city of Grasse. We found a crepe stand nearby and had a delicious quick lunch.
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There was a lot that was packed into this tour. While all of the sites were interesting, it would be better if the last stop of the tour was something less time intensive than the Rothschild chateau. We only had at most an hour and a half to spend in the huge chateau and looking at all of the gardens. You could easily spend 3-4 hours doing this.
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Our guide Onur ("honor" in English) was terrific. He was very knowledgeable and passionate about the places we visited. Our tour went flawlessly. We were picked up on time from our hotel. We had the same bus and toured with the same group of ~10 people the entire day which wasn't the case with a couple other tours I took. Onur explained the different sites to us and then gave us free time to explore as well. The Roman cistern with the Medusa heads was the highlight of the trip for me. It was very serene and mysteriously beautiful. To top it off we had a very nice lunch in a restaurant that was near the Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) church. My husband and I were very pleased with this trip.
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Vesta - usefull for Heavy Escort Carrier Tac Captain ?
Hello mates,
First - english is not my mother tongue language so i am very sorry if there are any spelling errors.
I have a tactical Captain that successfully flies a Heavy Escort Carrier and
a Science Captain that actually flies an atrox carrier.
As i am interested in a Vesta (the 3-Pack Bundle) here are my questions regarding the tac captain:
- Is the tactical Vesta a good choice ?
- Is any of the escort-using tac captains here using a vesta and has some advice/experience to share ?
- Is it a good way to put all unique vesta-consoles of the bundle on one ship ?
- Would you recommend buying the vesta pack in order to use it on a tac captain ?
Regarding my science captain, the vesta would be a good fit, but my tac captain has the higher priority.
Thank you very much in advance.
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Rowan Moore, former director of the Architecture Foundation, the architecture critic for The Observer, argues that hope, power, sex, and our changing relationship to the idea of home are the most powerful forces behind architecture. In Why We Build: Power and Desire in Architecture, he looks at notable projects, including the High Line, the island experiment of Dubai, the Covent Garden brothels of 18th-century London, and Daniel Libeskind's failed design for the World Trade Center site.
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Oh barbarity.
Another illiterate, immoral bozo says that human lives are nothing and the ethics is nothing.
Great subject. Great interview - but so frustrating as Mr Rowan spoke SOOOO slowly with lots of umms. No wonder Mr Lopate didn't get through all his Qs!
I read that Hitler wanted Speer to build with an eye to how the structures would look in the future as ruins.
Does Mr. Moore's book mention the architectural commentary work of performance artist Andrea Fraser? Her work seems to make some of the same points.
See this article: Andrea Fraser, Frank Gehry, Ada Louise Huxtable, Art, Artists, Urban Renewal, Mega-Monpoly And The "Barclays" Arena
Ego certainly plays a role in the commissioning of significant civic buildings and urban-scale projects. Usually it is the patron's ego that is in play. From despots to munificent leaders, all knew the power of architecture to express and impose their vision. Daniel Libeskind is an interesting case. His failed World Trade Center design was the result, not of the patron's ego, but of Libeskind's own misguided sense of importance, (unwarranted, but still larger than that of all the other players combined). A combination of professional ineptness and arrogance sunk his project and made him the laughingstock of New York and the world. The work in Dubai is a strange mix of both showing the west that the oil-rich Arabs can not only equal their more developed counterparts but actually beat them at their own game.
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I've written an analytical pipeline in Python that I think will be useful to other people. I'm wondering whether it is customary to publish such scripts in GitHub, whether there's a specific place to do this for Python scripts, or even if there's a more specific place for biology-related Python scripts.
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You could also publish it on sourceforge. All types of science, engineering, etc scripts are posted, and millions of people download these scripts. Github is also a good choice, but I do believe sourceforge is more popular in viewers and in downloads. Also, you could publish a openwetware wiki and post the code there, openwetware is a wiki system for scientific use, I have used it previously and recommend it. Or you can link the two great opensource platforms, sourceforge and github by mirroring so your project is essentially'synced' to both platforms: Check this out:
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While there are many approaches to this, one of the customary solutions would be to indeed publish it on github and then link to it from your research institution's website.
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First, a disclosure, my wife and I are one of the four community supported agriculture (CSA) members at Bad Seed Farm. As such, we have a vested interest in seeing Bad Seed succeed.
Urban farmers, community leaders and city officials gathered before a crowd of close to 100 people at Bad Seed Farm's downtown market space on Tuesday night to discuss the process for potentially changing the development code in Kansas City.
"We need to look at urban agriculture as a potential solution to problems in the city, whether it's the use of vacant lots, the greening effort, or health issues," said Daniel Heryer, who runs Bad Seed Farm with his wife, Brooke Salvaggio.
Katherine Kelly, the director of the Kansas City Center for Urban Agriculture, acted as moderator at the community meeting, which was designed to seek input and find community advocates willing to serve on an urban agriculture steering committee tasked with drafting an amendment to the current ordinance that governs zoning and development.
"Ideally we'll come up with templates that will serve as a model for other municipalities," said Kelly of the committee, which will have a separate subcommittee on raising livestock in an urban or suburban setting.
City officials candidly discussed the reasons why Bad Seed Farm was
issued citations for violating the current development code, while also
recognizing that this issue requires the code to be updated.
irony is that you have someone living on a property and taking care of
it, where somebody right now could go into a vacant lot and start
farming and they don't have to care what the property looks like," said
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will sit on the steering committee as a representative of the city. She
was part of a large contingent of public officials who were on hand to
answer questions and address concerns, including representatives of
Animal Control and Tom Coyle, the director of City Planning and
"The timing of this could not be better. Our
agenda called for looking at the code in September and here we are
meeting in October - that's pretty quick in government terms. We're
looking at something that can happen in 90 days from getting a code
drafted to a public hearing," said Coyle.
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suggested that the city might begin addressing the issue even sooner.
will be one of the recommendations from the mayor's New Tools Task
Force, that urban agriculture can help to stimulate and rejuvenate
neighborhoods," said Sharp, noting that the New Tools recommendations
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By Daniel email@example.com Sitting in her management classes at the University of Phoenix, Cynthia Jenkins heard a lot of people complain. All of her fellow students, who were learning human resources management in the Masters of Business Administration program, seemed to tell the same story of bad bosses, low morale and petty office politics. Jenkins said she didn't know what they were talking about. In 12 years at the Clayton County Solicitor General's Office, Jenkins had seen bosses "courageous enough to stand up for their employees; team leaders go to bat for their team, and teams who were always willing to roll up their sleeves." While others talked about earning an MBA, so they could fix the sort of things they had been forced to live through, Jenkins wanted to promote the models of leadership she had seen in Clayton County. "I'm sure every department has leaders and good leaders, but I had never seen so many in one place," she said. Jenkins went to the Clayton County Solicitor General's Office in 1993, when Keith Martin held the elected position prosecuting misdemeanors. Jenkins, formerly from New York, took an offered temp job, even though it wasn't in her field. "I was in the [Information Technology] industry, and all the IT jobs were on the north side," she said. Jenkins worked on mainframes and installed computer programs, so she wasn't used to working with people and she wasn't familiar with the legal system. Quickly, she was given opportunities and encouraged to do both, she recalled, and she was also given ways to use her skills in the new environment. Jenkins especially remembers three women she worked with. Sandra Schofill, B.J. Schofill and Trisha Orrell came in early every day and spent some time together. They were able, Jenkins said, to have great relationships in the office and manage the relationships. "I always thought I was a person who appreciated people and didn't take people for granted, but they showed I had a lot of ways to grow," Jenkins said. Sitting in her classes on motivational training and human resources management, up at the University of Phoenix, Jenkins started thinking about how she appreciated the leaders she had worked for in the Solicitor General's Office under Martin, and then under Leslie Miller-Terry, who currently holds the position. "All of them were awesome," Jenkins said. "I just wanted to say, 'Thank you.' They break down walls and they help you to be effective." Jenkins wrote "A Reason to Show up For Work Tomorrow Morning," and it was just self-published by Xlibris. The book started out as an appreciation and came to include those people Jenkins had worked with as examples of effective leadership models. "I saw a lot of books about leadership, like 'this would be a way to exemplify leadership,'" Jenkins said, "but I'm saying, 'Well look at some people who actually did exemplify leadership.'" The book is available at www.amazon.com.
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Blow up railway track, torch truck loaded with groundnuts
Naxals threatened the traders to hike the procurement price of groundnut
Through this arson the Maoists tried to increase their support base
BERHAMPUR: Maoists showed up their violent fangs in Sundergarh and Malkangiri districts .
According to police sources armed Maoists blew up about four meters of railway track near Chandiposh railway station in Sundergarh district on Saturday morning. In Malkangiri district of south Orissa Maoists stuck at MV 73 and MPV 105 villages on Friday night. They burnt up a truck loaded with groundnut procured from the district near MV 73 village. As per initial reports they also tried to damage the machineries of a construction firm near MPV 105 village.
Luckily the Maoists could not time their blast near Chandiposh railway station. The blast that blew up the railway track occurred just after a goods train had crossed the spot. The impact of the powerful blast derailed the guards compartment at the end of goods train. The guard, K.R.N.Nair however managed to escape unhurt. No one else was injured in the incident. Railway officials rushed to the spot. The track could be repaired and railway traffic on the stretch could be resumed within four hours. It may be noted this stretch of railway track is mostly used by goods trains carrying minerals.
In Malkangiri district, a truck and the load of groundnuts on it were torched by the Maoists near MV 73 village. The truck and the groundnut loaded on it were of a trader of Jeypore in Koraput district. The groundnut had been procured from the peasants of the area. According to the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) of Malkangiri, Anup Sahu, the naxals forced the driver and others in the truck to get down before they torched the vehicle. Mr. Sahu also added that they had received unconfirmed reports about a group of naxals attacking a camp site of a construction firm near MPV 105 village. It was suspected that naxals had damaged some construction machines there.
Naxals had earlier threatened the traders to hike the procurement price of groundnut collected from Malkangiri district. The Maoists wanted the procurement price to be between Rs. 22 to Rs. 25 per kilogram of groundnut procured. But the traders still continued to pay Rs. 19.50 per kilogram to the peasants. Through this arson the Maoists tried to increase their support base among the peasants. They also succeeded in creating panic among the traders to keep them away from the district creating trouble for the administration.


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I have suffered from migraines for approximately 30 years. In the past year or so, I have gotten into a cycle of a migraines every day for weeks at a time, then will have a period of some relief for a few weeks, then back to the dailies. My neurologist keeps trying varioius preventives, many of which have had horrible side effects, none of which have really helped. I have been taking Imitrex daily, sometimes twice daily, until I run out. Is the Imitrex is causing the rebounds? Is it okay for me to take something else for a headache, like Migranol, or narcotics? Or do I have to stop any and all medications? Once I am out of the rebound, how do I best prevent it from starting again -- should I alternate different drugs if I am having headaches on successive days?READ MORE
Hi, Kara,
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Research has been discovering and teaching us more and more about medication overuse headahce (MOH), aka rebound. In fact, were I to write my book today, I'd need to change parts of the section about MOH.
It used to be thought that we could alternate classes of medications, as you described, to avoid MOH. More current information shows us that this can lead to MOH too.
I recently rewrote the MOH article here to reflect the newer information. I hope you'll take time to read the article Medication Overuse Headache: When the Remedy Backfires. In particular, note this section from the second page of the article:
8.2.6 Medication-overuse headache attributed to combination of acute medications
Intake of any combination of ergotamine, triptans, analgesics and/or opioids on 10 or more days/month on a regular basis for more than 3 months without overuse of any single class alone.
If you're still referring to my book for information, may I suggest that you print this article fold it, and stick it in the book so you'll have the most current information?
Most doctors are still saying we should limit "acute" medications, those we take to relieve a Migraine, to no more than two or three days a week.
Usually, using no acute meds for two weeks will "reset" our system and stop the MOH, but this can vary from person to person.
One thing to note is that even if we're at our limit of days for Migraine abortives and pain medications for the week, we can probably still take an antinausea medication to relieve nausea, if it occurs, and that will often also help us releax and, hopefully, sleep. Sleep is a natural Migraine abortive.
Once you're read the updated article, please let me know if you have more questions?
Welcome again,
Per what I have read online so far I am having rebound headaches related to a combination of acute medications. I have currently stopped all medications for two days now. The headaches are miserable. Are there any modalities that can help ease the process? Also do I need to stop all caffiene intake during this time? I usually drink one cup of coffee a day and was planning on switching to tea to decrease the caffiene amount? But I will go cold turkey if that is what is needed. I have an appointment with my PCP but couldn't get in until the 24th. I would appreciate any guidance on this matter. Thanks.READ MORE
Gale here.
so the only way to get out of a cycle is to stop taking imitrex , but the headaches are so bad, what do you do just lay in bed and suffer for weeks or what, is there no way to stop the pain. How do you tell if it is (MOH) or something else or both.
NO one seems to realize how bad they get.
Yes i need help
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Hi, Gale,
I'm sorry to see that you're in this situation. I'd suggest asking your doctor for help with this. He may be able to recommend something for pain that you could take a couple of days a week while you're breaking the cycle. Pain medicatons can't stop the migraine, but at least you could get some temporary pain relief. If you can get to a deep stage of sleep, it will usually stop the migraine, but for many of us, the pain and other symptoms of a migraine can make that difficult.
Also, if nausea is a problem, you can take anti-nausea medications without worrying about MOH.
Your doctor may also be able to help you identify MOH and how to tell it from a migraine. Usually, MOH is a headache, not a migraine, so it doesn't have other symptoms, and the headache tends to be on both sides and not throbbing.
Hope this helps!READ MORE
long story short: last October I was admitted to the hospital after a 5 day headache that was unresponsive to drugs. My specialist told me that I had been over using Imitrex for the past 4 years and recommended that I completely detox my system for up to 6 months. So for a few months I took nothing but muscle relaxers or ibuprofen if I got a migraine. I also had access to lunesta in case I needed to sleep off a migraine or was unable to tolerate the pain.
That process was really a tough time in my life. I was trying to finish my senior year in college and was very involved in my major. I worked a few times a week at a restaurant too. I took a leave of absense from my waitressing job and tried to just focus on school. I had to plan ahead in case of headaches and played a lot of catch up with my school work.
Luck for me, my family, boss and professors were all incredibly understanding and supportive. Also during those 6 months I started trying a lot more holisitc approaches to dealing with migraines and tried to make some overall lifestyle changes as far as diet and exercise go. Over the summer I was in the best health I've ever been in. I only got 3 or 4 headaches/month. Gradually I've become less attentive to my health and I'm starting to regress. I still try to monitor the amount of medication that I'm taking each week because I have a great fear of rebound cycles now. It will definitly be a life long process even once you've broken the rebound pattern.READ MORE
Also - I don't think that it's a good idea to alternate medications. Right before I was forced to detox I was alternating Imitrex and Relpax because my headaches were so frequent that only one perscription wasn't enough to get me through the month. I'm not sure if the kind of preventative makes any different - your body is still being conditioned to expect medication everyday.READ MORE
Wow, the thought of taking nothing for six months is just staggering to me. That's just not feasible for me at this time. I do agree with the whole-lifestyle approach, though, and I'm working on that, too. I can see why alternating Imitrex and Relpax wouldn't work, as they are both triptans. I'm wondering, though, if alternating different families of medications, like a triptan-ergot-narcotic cycle, would be more effective.
Thanks for responding! I just found this site after reading Ms. Robert's book, and have spent a whole afternoon so far clicking around.READ MORE
I have had the same problem - tried every medication, every injection, every alternative therapy and got nowhere. I have experienced what I now believe to be triptan rebound headaches - different from the original migraine but so painful that I reached for the triptan anyway and it did work but then it creates a horrible cycle of daily headaches that seem to never go away. I vow to never touch another triptan and the very thought is terrifying. I've had my neurologist break the rebound cycle with prednisone (3 week taper) but then it started all over at the next migraine attack. I can't take motrin, naproxin, or aspirin; acetaminaphin also causes rebound headaches, you know. I have valium to help me sleep, so I'm going to stick with just that when I get my next migraine and stay away from the triptans. Funny how no one mentions this horrible side effect - which is technically withdrawal from a few days of triptan use. Good luck to all. It sucks.READ MORE
I am taking daily Imitrex. My migraines which used to be occasional have now morphed into daily! I know its probably the Imitrex causing the rebound effect but its like a Catch-22. I have tried preventitives and the side effects are horrendous for me. I even get Botox in my head every three months which helps the severity of them but not the frequency. I fee like I am stuck..and of course I worry what the Imitrex is doing to my body. I hate migrainesREAD MORE
My doctor had said that DHE 45 is used in hospitals only. I do not know if that means he does not prescribe it or if it means that it is not given out as a self injectable medication.
Migranal is very similar to DHE 45 as they are both in the ergot family. They work very much the same, although I have heard of more people having success with DHE 45 than Migranal.
From what I understand about MOH (rebound headaches) is that alternating medications do not work at all. If you alternate with narcotics or any other type of medication you will end up still having MOH. Many people also take care with OTC, narcotic and barbituate medications as they will cause similar effects.
The only known way to hault a MOH is to stop taking all medications. Please talk to your doctor regarding this as he may have an easier method to help you get through this. (I.E Trigger point injections/botox/acupunture/massage therapy/biofeedback) Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. I hope you feel better soon!READ MORE
I am prescribed DHE 45 by my doctor for home use. It comes in vials and I use 25 gauge needles for injection into muscle tissue. It is exactly the same medicine as in migranol. I have used migranol as well, it gave me nose bleeds and was not nearly as effective as the injections. IV DHE 45 is only administered in hospitals (because it is delivered into veins). I've been instructed not to use triptans on the same day as DHE. Unfortunately both can cause rebounds, so switching between days won't work. I limit my DHE/triptan to two days a week max. Even though its tough, to prevent rebounding, rescue meds should only be used 3 days per week. The other days I just suffer through. Zanaflex on those days is sometimes a relief (and doesn't cause rebounds).READ MORE
Hi, lovegia. It's nice to see you here.
Your doctor is very much mistaken. DHE-45 has been around AND being used by patients at home since 1945. It's injected into the veins only in the hospital or clinic, but it can be injected under the skin at home.
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You're very welcome. :-)
I have to say that if my dotor did that, I'd be finding a new doctor. Stadol canNOT abort a Migraine. It's not even similar to DHE. All Stadol can do is mask pain for a few hours; it's an opioid.
It's not a first-line Migraine medication. It should be reserved, as shoud all opioids, for use as a rescue medication to be used if abortives fail. ANY use of opioids or barbiturates and frequent use of triptans and NSIADs are associated with increased risk of transformed Migraine. See Transformed Migraine - Risk Increased by Some Medications for more information on this.
If your doctor isn't able to help or is to afraid of medications to work better with you, it may well be time to consult a Migraine and headache specialist. It's important to note that neurologists aren't necessarily Migraine and headache specialists. Take a look at the article Migraine and Headache Specialists - What's So Special? If you need help finding a Migraine specialist, check our listing of Patient Recommended Migraine and Headache Specialists.
Hang in there,
Thank you Teri.
I already have an appointment booked with a headache specialist as per your recommendations. I should have included that she gave me Relpax to try first but it doesn't work for me; triptans and I do not get along. She also gave me a Methylprednisolone pack to use with the Stadol. I also get a script for Fioricet w. codiene every month. Fioricet isn't strong enough for 1-2 of the migraines I get a month.
On the topic of MOH, I get auras with my migraines. Do auras present themselves in MOH? I always get one-sided migrainous pain. I am always light and smell sensitive and the pain is intense. I have wondered if it is MOH however the pattern of my migraines has not changed since taking medications.READ MORE
In my experience triptans give me the worst rebounds. I had a local doctor who said max 4 days per week on the triptans but once I started seeing docs at headache clinics they tend to think 2 days a week is the max on triptans. I read one book (Heal Your Headache) where the doc claimed more than 2 days a MONTH on triptans could cause rebounds. I've found that intermuscular DHE injections work better than triptans and don't cause the kind of severe rebounds triptans do. That being said, I just finished a cycle of prednisone which I'm hoping will kick me out of my latest rebound cycle (probably caused by overuse of advil, aleve and caffeine). I kept the DHE to 2 days per week so I'm pretty sure that's not the problem. If it turns out not to be effective I will probably have to do another inpatient treatment at Jeffereson Headache Center (really hoping to avoid that).READ MORE
Hmm . . . that's the second time recently I've heard about DHE injections. Is that the same drug as in Migranol, or am I way off base? My doctor recently let me try Migranol, and while it didn't work as well as the triptans, it was good enough that I'm going to try alternating it with the triptans to try to help with the rebound. I think I'm going to ask about the injections, though -- is that a self-injection?READ MORE
DHE-45 is the same medication as Migranal, but in injectable form. It's injected subcutaneously (under the skin), not into the muscle.
Alternating the ergotamines such as DHE and Migranal with triptans won't avoid MOH. Since they have many of the same actions, they actually count as the same type of drug.
I was prescribed triptan meds and eventually put in the hospital with an IV of DHE-45. This gave me a heart attack. So, absolutely NO triptan meds for me. I have since then been taking about 4-6 excedrins per day and the pain is getting worse and worse. I have had MANY thoughts of suicide because the pain is the worse pain ive ever had and it stays ALL DAY EVERYDAY! I literally feel as though my head will explode (mostly on the left side). Doc gave me a prescription for Demerol and one night it was so bad that i took 2 of them and a percocet. It took about 2 hrs. for me to calm down enough to fall asleep, then I was awaken with horrible chest pain and taken by ambulance to the ER. My life has been a living HELL with these and I simply cant take the pain anymore. Ive had so many people pray over me and NOTHING has worked. I now have hemorrhagic episodes during my menstrual cycles (losing extreme amts. of blood) due to the excessive intake of aspirin, and now have to have a hysterectomy. But before the surgery, i have to come off the excedrin for at least 10 days. I can't even fathom how i will do this. PLEASE SOMEBODY...HELP ME, IM SO DEPERATE AND DO NOT WANT TO LOSE MY LIFE. I have 4 beautiful children and am a single mom. One child is autistic and I can hardly care for them the way i want to. I LIVE ONLY FOR THEM, but I really want to end this pain.READ MORE
I'm totally frustrated with migraines. I have severe and debilitating migraines at least one per week that usually last 3-4 days. I also have a very weak left ventricle ejection fraction, so I can not take any of the triptans. The weaker my heart gets, the more migraines I have and they tend to be more severe. I was admitted to the hospital in April this year and was given a "migraine cocktail" that has no pain meds at all. It was Benedryl, compazine, and reglin. It actually knocked out the migraine and broke that cycle. I'm currently going through another cycle of rebound. The only thing I can take is opiods which as we all know are extremely addictive and cause rebound. I am wondering if anyone has tried botox?READ MORE


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Cicero Really close to home, Liverpool's Zavon Watkins had one more chance to add to his spectacular high school resume before heading off to Penn State.
Watkins took full advantage of it, winning the 800-meter run at this weekend's state track and field championship meet, held at Bragman Stadium.
On the Cicero-North Syracuse oval where he had competed so many times before, Watkins went to the starting line in the 800 as the heavy favorite.
For a lap, Watkins hung in the pack, but on the second half he surged to the front and didn't stop until he had recorded a top time of one minute, 51.21 seconds. Watkins beat the runner-up, Horseheads' Brian Crimmins, by 1.27 seconds.
A day later, Watkins would also excel in the mile, getting to second place in 4:07.24. Yet that wasn't enough to top his local rival, Fayetteville-Manlius senior Nick Ryan, who had won the 3,200-meter even the day before. Here, Ryan won in 4:05.24, a margin of precisely two seconds that broke both the state meet and Section III records.
As it turned out, Watkins' schedule was shortened. He was supposed to compete with Liverpool teammates Keewan Rondinello, Ryheim Lawes and Steve Fiorello in the 4x400 relay, but the Warriors scratched, as it did in the 4x100, where Lawes, Fiorello, Rondinello and Ryan Ronk were supposed to run.
The hosts from C-NS got its best shot at a medal from Katie Osborne, in the pentathlon. Along the way, Osborne ran the 100-meter hurdles in 15.56 seconds and cleared 5 feet 2 1/2 inches in the high jump. She also had a second-place long jump of 16'5".
However, struggles in the other events left Osborne to settle for fifth place among Division I (large school) competitors, getting 2,959 points. Sweet Home's Stephanie Izard won with 3,374 points.
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|Nov 5, 2012, 09:53 PM
What headphones do you use with your iPhone?
I don't NEED an in cable microphone as my car has a bluetooth kit, I'm just looking for some cheap and decent... say less than $50 headphones for my iPhone I just bought. So what is everyone using? Or are you all still glowing in the white Apple earbuds.
|Nov 5, 2012, 09:57 PM
Check out monoprice and look for their over the ear dj headphones. $23 and some would consider them audiophile quality. Ends up being $30 shipped so great deal and less than you are wanting to spend
|Nov 5, 2012, 09:58 PM
my choice is more than your probably willing to pay. I use the monster turbine pro copper.
|Nov 5, 2012, 09:59 PM
I have 400$ headphones (monster turbine pro copper, if you want to research them) and I use the earpods. They are simply unbeatable for comfort/isolation balance, I never liked in ears because they never felt comfortable but I could never hear anything with buds. Earpods are the perfect balance, and they sound pretty damn good too.
|Nov 5, 2012, 10:05 PM
I'd have guessed this would happen, I should be more specific, I listen to most of my music at home through my Onkyo receiver rather than through the cheap and nasty DACs in an iPhone, but am looking for something that's easy enough to wear when I'm at the gym.
I could go out and buy some Senns or Klipsch or B&W, or whatever I might actually wait a bit longer until I get paid next, but at the moment I was just looking for some cheap and convenient earbuds.
I guess I'll shelve this dicussion and just stop by at my local hifi retailer until I can splash out on something more than convenience. as I don't have earbuds at the moment and it's always the compromise to wear over the head style headphones when you're at the gym.
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|Nov 5, 2012, 10:40 PM
I'm got a pair of Sony mdr7506
I'm hearing notes and instruments in songs I never noticed before.
|Nov 5, 2012, 10:56 PM
Vmoda Remix
Been using Vmoda since the original iPhone when they were the first to come out with a headset for the recessed headphone jack. 2 years now and still functions like new, much more durable than their Vibe Duos.
|Nov 6, 2012, 03:12 AM
I just picked up a pair of Sennheiser MX365s decent enough sound quality to hear the imperfections in my iPhone radio stations at 192kb/s MP3s, ridiculously powerful enough with 110db of output full range from 20khz to 20000khz. Very cheap at $35. I will give some feedback with some decent quality encodings as below:
The things I'm noticing thus far is that they definitely do introduce some static noise of their own when you adjust the volume. This is not ideal in terms of speaker quality, but it's not too bad when music is actually playing. I guess the other thing is as with all Senns they are a little too cold and clinical which is nothing not to be expected from Germans and the industry which Senns are targeted towards. There is very little colouring, except for the casing of the buds themselves, but not in the actual audio, very flat. Not warm, not bright, a little clinical... enough clarity though to hear imperfections.
I like my speakers to be a little warm, these are definitely cold, they do however allow you to hear the full range of sound. Very clear mids and highs with enough bass but not enough to add any real colour. They are actually pretty airy for what they are which is nice, but more akin to a monitor sound than earphones most people would put up with for every day listening.
Not everyones taste by any means at all, but for the price and if you want to hear your music pretty close to how it was encoded then they are decent, of course when you factor in the price. You would listen to other cheap headphones that would mask the imperfections of music one way or another, these really don't which would proclaim some to say they're terrible earphones, but... I guess I've had the chance to listen to a range of pretty decent speakers, they're not terrible as such, just a little typical of Senns for a rather cold sound.
You will get annoyed at your music listening to these earphones but that will be with your poor quality encodings or the poor quality recording, not the earphones themselves. You will hear the artifacts in poorly encoded MP3s, you will here the compression in the recording, you will hear the pops and crackles on non-digitally recorded auidio definitely not for everyone but yeah... they're decent enough.
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NEW ORLEANS - Friday is one of the most solemn days in Christianity, when the crucifixion of Jesus Christ is remembered.
As Christians around the world commemorate Good Friday, in New Orleans, there are ceremonies unique to this city.
One of the best known observances is the Living Way of the Cross, a march through the Central Business District designed to dramatize the continuing social problems that can trace their origins back to the teachings of Jesus 2,000 years ago.
The Living Stations of the Cross begins at 9 a.m. St. Joseph's Church on Tulane Avenue near Claiborne.
The procession will take most of the morning, so participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes.
At least 14 Catholic organizations, including the Dominican Sisters of Peace, are scheduled to take part.
It has become a tradition for the Living Way of the Cross march to stop at well known city landmarks that stand in for the original stations of the cross, and use them to illustrate present day social issues.
There are other unique ceremonies as well. At the historic St. Roch Cemetery, Our Lady Star of the Sea Church Pastor Tony Ricard will lead a sizable crowd on the stations of the cross through the cemetery. The procession winds around the walls of the cemetery, and will be held at 10 a.m. and noon.


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