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CHARLESTON -- Huntington High's 72-64 victory over George Washington was not won in the fourth quarter on Thursday.
Instead, it was won in the second quarter.
That's because the Highlanders were able to maintain their lead going into halftime despite leading scorer and rebounder Arick Nicks being sidelined with two fouls for the entire second quarter.
"That was huge. There's no doubt about that," Huntington High coach Ron Hess said. "When he came out, I was talking to my assistant coach. I said we're just going to leave him out there a couple of minutes, we've got to get him back in there. Our kids kept the lead and kind of extended it there at one point, so we never had to put him back in."
Nicks picked up his second foul with 50 seconds remaining in the first quarter and the Highlanders leading 13-7.
Instead of George Washington getting momentum at that point, though, Huntington High got a banked in 3-pointer by Nick Tubbs before the end of the first quarter. The momentum carried into the second period.
With Nicks out, the Highlanders went to a smaller lineup and the quickness proved difficult for George Washington to handle.
The spark for the Highlanders came from sophomore J.R. Howard, who scored nine of his 17 points in the period as Huntington High increased its lead to as many as 15 in the first half.
His back-to-back 3-pointers preceded a driving layup by Tavian Dunn-Martin to give Huntington High a 24-9 lead.
Howard also drew the main defensive assignment of guarding George Washington's Jon Elmore, keeping him at bay in the first half before Elmore's second-half explosion.
In the end, Elmore's 27-point fourth quarter and 31-point second half still weren't enough as Nicks got back into the lineup and avoided further foul trouble to help steady the Highlanders.
And while Huntington High made plenty of plays in the fourth quarter to balance Elmore's production, it was the work done by the Highlanders in the time without Nicks in the lineup that proved to be the game's biggest stretch.
GAME FOR THE AGES: Elmore's 27-point fourth quarter led to him finishing with 40 points, marking just the 16th time since 1959 that a player has scored 40 points in a state tournament game.
It was merely the eighth time in the history of Class AAA that the feat had been accomplished and the first in regulation since Huntington High's O.J. Mayo scored 41 against South Charleston in 2007.
Tolsia's Jacob Copley scored 40 against Magnolia in the 2012 tournament, but that came in an overtime win.
OH, SO CLOSE: Just how close were fans from witnessing the first-ever No. 8 seed upset a No. 1 seed in Class A?
Parkersburg Catholic led top-seed Wheeling Central by four with 27 seconds left in regulation before the Maroon Knights forced overtime with a layup before the buzzer.
The Crusaders then had a three-point lead with 41 seconds left in overtime before a missed free throw and turnovers doomed them in a 59-57 loss to the Maroon Knights.
RESPECT FOR REGION IV?: Both Region IV representatives -- Huntington High and Hurricane -- were ranked in the lower tier of the seeding for the first round, yet both advanced to the Class AAA semifinals with relative ease.
Hurricane, the No. 7 seed, took the lead in the first quarter of its contest against South Charleston and never looked back en route to a 63-47 victory.
Huntington High jumped out to a 10-3 lead on George Washington and never trailed in its 72-64 win over the Patriots.
Those two lower seeds trailed for a grand total of zero minutes and zero seconds in the final three quarters of their first-round matchups.
That comes after last year's tournament in which both teams also participated as the No. 7 seed (Hurricane) and No. 8 seed (Huntington High) before taking the top two seeds to the brink.
Hurricane was in a one-point battle with Woodrow Wilson with three minutes left while Huntington High was tied with top-seed Martinsburg with 3:40 left.
Both teams fell, and Martinsburg went on to defeat Woodrow Wilson for the Class AAA Championship.
WILD, WILD WEST: Notre Dame freshman Jarrod West certainly didn't feel any jitters in his first performance at the Charleston Civic Center.
And the backdrop? Ehhh, it didn't bother him much.
West went a perfect 5-for-5 from 3-point range while finishing with 28 points to lead Notre Dame to a 63-57 overtime win over Tucker County.
Grant Traylor is a sports reporter for The Herald-Dispatch. Call him at 304-526-2759, email at firstname.lastname@example.com, or follow him on Twitter @GrantTraylor.


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I'm alone for the holiday and have a smallish appetite, so I don't want to go out and spend for an entire man-sized entree. I went to the store and got a small head of cabbage, two new potatoes and some corned beef lunch meat (I couldn't rationalize an entire brisket just for myself). Does anyone have a "cheat" version I can throw together so I can get the flavors of the holiday with simply prep?
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President Barack Obama's administration is moving ahead in reforming U.S. education without the help of the Congress, and will soon announce which states can opt out of the national education law known as "No Child Left Behind."
There are two bills currently in Congress to re-authorize the decade-old law that radically changed U.S. public schools.
"I don't think either one of those is going to move forward anytime soon, but I think the waiver process that we're doing now is going to be the only game in town," Education Secretary Arne Duncan told a meeting of U.S. mayors in the U.S. capital.
"We hope to say 'yes' to the first set of waivers in the next couple of weeks, probably by the end of the month. We'll just do this on a rolling basis," he added.
In September, Obama announced that states could seek waivers from many of No Child Left Behind's key requirements, including one that identified certain schools as "failing."
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They say always save the best for last, and so it may not be a coincidence that Cameron Wallace's newest feature and the last before his album drops is perhaps his most compelling yet. New joint Always Will, making its... More
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Week 3
Warning this post is really really long. However, there are lots of cute pictures along the way.
Warning this post is really really long. However, there are lots of cute pictures along the way.
Somebody turned the kittens into sugar this week. They were pure sweetness. I had practically all five kittens in my lap, under foot, ON my foot all day long. For the first half of the day I was so busy going kitten crazy I forgot my camera. Thankfully by the first nap time I was able to start snapping pics.
Later we tried them on soft food. Socks, who rejected the earlier chicken ate his entire portion of wet food - then promptly slept most of the day in my arms . Tom decided to run, hide, and cry from the living room during food time. Harley opted to check out the litter pan instead of eating - however kittens will be waiting a few more days since everyone tried to eat the litter. Oops! Everyone got milk time with Momma after their first dinner of real food.
Bruce - What a blossom he turned out to be. Loves kisses, begs to be picked up. He's still got a sweet face and is an excellent cuddler. Still sad because we've yet to actually find him a home (though Mom confessed if we don't find him a home, we'll probably keep him - but we are still trying). He's such a sweet cute boy. He also likes to sleep in the weirdest positions. Like on his back curled in my arm.
Harley - From loner to playful, she spent lots of time curled up in my lap today. She's a chewer, loves to nibble on my fingers.
|Harley asleep, Bruce awake
Tom - This rambunctious boy is settling down a bit, but still loves to bounce off and cry just out of reach sometimes. However he did spend a good portion of the afternoon with Socks and Harley crashed out in my lap. Check my twitter @MeganMaeDaily for extra kitten updates on weekends.
|Biting sister's face
Jane - Still full of herself. She realized that 3/5 kittens were not coming back to the pile and herded Bruce out from behind the chair. She decided to scream until she realized everyone was in my lap - I picked her up and she promptly took a bath and fell asleep. At four weeks, we do lots of sleeping.
Iggy Socks - aka Billy Socks, aka Socks Stardust, aka Iggyicklepants. Socks has pretty much won himself a home with us. Mom and I are kind of obsessed with his sweet face, Ragdoll-like temperament, and soft purrs. So far he's the little rockstar of the group. I hardly wanted to leave him today. Even more good news - Spike has taken to him! Spike, Mom's adult ginger cat, has mostly been scared or aloof when it has come to kittens, but he has spent some time sniffing and licking Socks.
I also got a little bit of video of him to show just how stoic he really is. All the kittens seems to wiggle and waggle all the time. But Socks? He's totally chill during downtime, just look out when he's playing!
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A few dozen people braved the whipping wind and filed out of nearby businesses, shivering against walls and inside doorways waiting for the countdown to 7:15 p.m., and the illumination of downtown Hastings.
Temperatures well below freezing, made even colder by strong gusts of wind that tossed snowflakes that were falling, kept attendance at the 24th annual Celebration of Lights well below normal. Those who were there scattered back inside as soon as the lights turned on.
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TT with HD: Brandt Coultas
BC: Can I sit on either side?
HD: You know what, totter end is guests' choice, but it's pretty clear that you should take that [dry] end.
BC: No, I should take this end, because I have GoreTex pants on! It'll be fine. I may use this [umbrella]. I may not.
HD: Well, you get extra credit.
BC: I've got a hat so ...
HD: You want to grab it now?
BC: It's in my pocket.
HD: Let's see if we can ... what do you weigh, like ...
HD: Okay, then we should be roughly equal. Don't worry about that popping. It's been doing that for a while and it hasn't broken yet.
BC: Someone throws their shoes in the tree here, too, huh?
HD: Well, that's me. I couldn't bear to actually throw away my old hiking boots from my Boy Scout days, but I didn't really want to have them in the house in my way any more. You mentioned in an email that you sent when were arranging tottering times that Mulholland is your favorite street in Ann Arbor?
BC: Yeah?
HD: Well, I live here and it's not even my favorite street, so make the case for Mulholland.
BC: Make the case for Mullholland as to why it's my favorite street or why it should be yours?
HD: As to why it's your favorite street or why it's a good street in general.
BC: I would say it's a good street because of the feeling that I got when I went down it ... or when I came upon it. My wife, Jill, and I were looking for houses in Ann Arbor and came around the corner and turned down Mullholland and the hill ... and the houses ... and it just feels really cool to be on the street. I just thought it was a neat street.
HD: Well, one concern I had when we moved in was the close proximity of the houses to each other. If you end up with neighbors you don't get along with, then that could be less than optimal. But it turns out we have great neighbors.
BC: That's good
HD: Just to illustrate, we were at a holiday party recently and I mentioned to one of my neighbors that I was writing a song about teeter tottering and one of the lines goes 'going on a teeter totter ride, eatin peanut butter pie'
BC: Uh huh?
HD: And she said, Peanut butter pie, I wonder how you'd make one of those? So that night she went home, found a recipe online for peanut butter pie, made one from scratch and the following morning knocked on my door and said, Here, I made you a peanut butter pie. That's the kind of neighborhood it is. So I figure I'll stay here at least as long as people bake me peanut butter pies. So I noticed you rode your bike here, you're outfitted in foul weather gear, and know that before you came to Ann Arbor you worked for the Chicagoland ...
BC: ... Bicycle Federation.
HD: Yeah, so do you still follow bicycling as an issue?
BC: Not as much as I used to. By that I mean I'm not as up-to-date. But I certainly I try to stay up-to-date to a certain extent. Like I get the Washtenaw Biking/Walking Coalition E-newsletter and stuff like. But probably not as much as I used to.
HD: So what did you think of this Bicycle Friendly designation that Ann Arbor received from the, what is it, League of American Bicyclists?
BC: I guess my first thought was, That's great. And I think it's great that the city has made it a priority. And the mayor, in particular, has made it a priority. I think Ann Arbor could be a whole lot more bike friendly. So I think it's good but it's nothing to rest on our laurels.
HD: Well, when I looked at the specifics of that award ...
BC: ... yeah ... ?
HD: ... it turns out that it's only a Bronze award.
BC: Really?
HD: So, it goes Platinum, Gold, Silver, and then Bronze.
BC: We got a ways to go, huh?
HD: Well there's room for improvement, for sure. And then it turns out that the League of American Bicyclists, you have to apply to them. It's not like they're just surveying the country and saying, These are the best.
BC: Sure.
HD: So my question is, Of the communities that have applied, how many receive no designation and how many receive Bronze? So really it could be that of the communities that apply, we're in the worst category and everybody gets at least some designation. So that a community that applies is more or less being given an atta-boy for applying: Well you applied, so you must have something going on and you care, so good for you.
BC: Right, that's one way of looking at it. I wonder if the places that aren't doing anything bike-related would even bother applying. You assume that a community that at least applies, there's either a community person or a city staffer or government staff person who's aware of the issues and who works on them.
HD: Right. So how many miles do you log a week? Is it mostly commuting miles or do you actually go out and train?
BC: I would say that I commute a couple of days a week, depending on my schedule. It's not very many miles. I live a mile and a half from work. Some days when I'm back and forth twice, it's six miles, so it's not a lot ... enough that when I don't get any other exercise, I feel like I've been active during the day.
HD: How do you shoot into downtown, do you head up to Miller and then just ... ?
BC: I do a couple of things. Out of my neighborhood there's a cut-through limestone path that's 10 or 15 yards between Bath and Mark Hannah. I cut through there and then turn right on 7th Street and come down Washington. Or I go down Miller to 1st. So I either take Washington into downtown or I take Miller.
HD: Okay, so never Liberty?
BC: I don't take Liberty a lot. I usually don't. I usually turn left on Washington unless I can't get over to turn left. If a car is coming, sometimes I just keep going straight.
HD: What kind of bike do you ride? I saw it when you rode up, but I wasn't really paying that close attention.
BC: A late 80's Trek road bike, a Trek 360. It's an old steel road bike that's outfitted to commute with fenders and a rear rack and stuff. In the nicer part of the year, I try to ride for fun and a little bit more seriously. I used to ride a little bit more seriously than I do now. But it's more a function of work and being busy.
HD: Right, having a full time job and whatnot.
BC: Exactly. I went through a phase where I was really into road riding but ...
HD: I think you would definitely qualify as somebody who commutes by bike. But the statistic that I saw in connection with this award was something like 2.4 % of Ann Arborites commute by bike to work. I thought that sounded a bit high. Maybe that's accurate if you take it as the number of people who have ever ridden their bike to work.
BC: Right. I have a theory on that, not on the commuting specifically, but back when we were talking about Mulholland? When I worked at the Bike Federation, I realized that you're not just working on bike stuff, it's planning what kind of community, what kind of neighborhood do we want to have? The bike lane on Liberty, for example. Regardless of whether or not the neighbors on Liberty use that bike lane, I think having the facility like that, the way the road has been developed, and the way the houses in the neighborhood are ... I think whether they use the lane or not, I think they like having it there. It's a nice a feature to the neighborhood.
HD: It's certainly something that you can point to. But I have to say that, as a cyclist I would almost prefer that it not be designated as a bike lane. That they simply make the road that much wider. And that allows enough room for bicycles to use the road easily and cars to get around them. Because as soon as you put a bike lane there, that says, Okay, cyclists, you're not allow to be over here in the road! At least for the motorists' mindset, from their point of view. They think if you're not in the bike lane or if you're not on the sidewalk, then you're someplace you shouldn't be. And I'm going to be angry and you and I'm going to roll down my window and I'm going to yell at you to, Get in the bike lane! or Get on the sidewalk!
BC: Right. Yeah, I think it's different things for different people. There's a bike lane and there's some people who won't ride in it. They'll ride on the sidewalk because they don't feel comfortable in the lane ...
HD: But on the whole, I think that stretch of Liberty that's a beautiful piece of pavement to ride. And I'm really glad that they did all that work on it. It's a straight shot all the way out to Stadium. And there with all the work they're doing on Stadium, that's going to be really nice, as well.
BC: Another thing I like about bike lanes, I mean, I can see your point, but lines on the road are just useful for motorists. I used to notice in Chicago there'd be a row of parked cars. And the bike lane would be to the left of the parked cars, outside of where the doors would come out, there'd be a bike lane. Cars would use the the stripe inside of the bike lane, so it would get all the cars parked up by the curb. As opposed to, the cars could be a mess. Drivers were forced to recognize lines and where their cars were supposed to be ...
HD: ... so the visual cue just helps organize things ...
BC: ... and also for me it's sort of like a walk signal. When I'm crossing the street and there's a white walk signal and a motorist goes to turn when I'm walking, it's my proof that I'm supposed to be here or that it's okay to be here.
HD: Well, let me change the topic, somewhat.
BC: Sure.
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HD: Today's ... actually, I think right now as we teeter totter, the funeral service and the procession for our fallen firefighter is going on. And fire protection as an issue is something I wanted to talk to you about anyway. Because you wrote this letter to Jennifer Granholm on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. And as best I can tell, it was saying, Thanks for giving us some money for fire protection to cover the UM buildings. Can you just summarize how fire protection works for the University of Michigan in two sentences, the way you'd explain it to a smart fourth grader?
BC: The way I'd explain it is, The City is responsible for fire protection of the university property. It's helpful when the State acknowledges that and gives the City funding to provide fire protection for the university properties. It's helpful when the university ... you know, the university has donated at least one fire truck to the City Fire Department. So when stuff like that happens, it helps the City provide the required fire protection.
HD: So the State does give the City some number of dollars to address that issue. Do you know how much that is?
BC: I don't know how much that is. I can tell you that it has come down to trying to find fire protection funds for Ann Arbor and other cities that have to provide those same kind of services, but I'm not sure what the amount was that Ann Arbor got.
HD: Is it your sense that it's enough to offset the actual additional cost ...
BC: My sense is that it's not the amount that the City would like to get.
HD: Well, I mean, feeling like the City should get more money for fire protection seems like a fairly uncontroversial position to take for the Chamber. But you've spoken at city council, at hearings, public commentary, in various contexts, on behalf of the Chamber, so I was wondering, To what extent do you have to reconcile a personal view on a particular policy issue with the official Chamber view?
BC: Well, let me go back to fire protection for a second. In that case, where we wrote a letter to Jennifer Granholm, that was specifically regarding getting our fair share, trying to help our community get what our community deserves. In terms of where we stand on fire protection overall, it's more of a City budget issue: where are they putting the resources? I think for me, in speaking at City Council meetings, it's really my job. I'm representing an organization. And I haven't had too many situations, where I've felt like I've had to put my personal beliefs or feelings on hold. I guess a lot of issues that we deal with are local government. And the other thing is I always get my own vote, too.
HD: So it's partly a function of the fact that you have a hand in shaping the position of the Chamber?
BC: Yeah, I mean, I don't set their policy. We have members that serve on a committee and a board of directors that sets our policy. I think that the Chamber of Commerce in Ann Arbor takes a common-sense, straightforward approach, a here's-how-much-money-we-have, here's-what-we-can-do-with-it kind of stance on things. So I haven't had too many situations where I've felt like I've been too out of touch.
HD: So does the Chamber of Commerce have an official position on the Greenway issue?
BC: On that issue, we were in favor of building a parking structure at the First and William lot.
HD: So you supported the 3-site Plan as an integrated whole.
BC: Absolutely. And the reason we did that is, when the Greenbelt passed, our organization was very clear that if we, as a community, and as a region, if we were going to do that, then we needed to channel high-density development into those corridors and those urban areas where it needs to take place. So we are a firm supporter of higher density development in places like downtown Ann Arbor. I mean that 3-site Plan fits right into that. I think the thing about the Greenway ... you know, I worked for the Bike Federation and if it's someone like me doing that, I think Goal Number One would be to have some sort of multi-use path, whether it's a limestone path or a paved trail or something. I mean Goal Number One would be to have a facility there ...
HD: ... you mean along the Greenway route?
BC: ... yeah, I mean, if it's feasible, if you can get the railroad to do something like that, and you can can make a path and figure out how to cross the streets and do all the engineering stuff that would have to go with it. I think having that alone would be great.
HD: What about the Calthorpe Report?
BC: What do we think? There again, we think the City needs to move! The City needs to move forward. There's a lot of ideas in the Calthorpe Report that we think are good, and there's a lot of ideas that we probably aren't that crazy about. But the main thing is that the city needs to move forward. We need some real leadership to really make some stuff happen.
HD: My perspective is that the public discourse that I've seen on it has gotten mired in this notion of, It's factually inaccurate. And the one place where I've seen any merit to that claim is the number of Historic Districts as specified in the draft, as opposed to the final version. Because the final version online is accurate, as best I can tell. If people were only oriented to the right version. And so you move from this, I don't know, an error fact, a typo, however you want to characterize it, but you move from that to having someone like Steve Thorp saying it's 'riddled' with errors? So maybe it is riddled with errors, I don't know. But that's the only specific example that I've heard anyone cite in particular and that one seems trivial. But it's not like I've asked Steve ...
BC: My bigger issue and I guess for our organization is, What's City Council going to do? Are we going to be talking about this for a couple of years? Are they going to take this document and everything else they've done in the last three to five years and make something happen? Because we feel pretty strongly that they need to set a course and make this stuff happen.
HD: So have you ever thought about running for office, say, running for mayor?
BC: No!
HD: No?
BC: I mean sure I've thought about running for office, but I've not thought about running for office here. I guess the answer is, I haven't seriously thought about running for office, no.
HD: Do you know of anybody else besides Mayor Hietfje who might be contesting the mayorship for this cycle?
BC: I don't. I don't know. I'm out of the loop.
HD: Is there anybody you'd like to encourage to run? ... from the end of the teeter totter, as rain falls down on our heads?
BC: No, I mean, I don't have a candidate in mind. We [the Chamber] don't endorse candidates, anyway or support them financially, at least not right now. We're worried more about what they do once they get into office. We'll be happy with Mayor Hieftje if he helps make this downtown stuff happen. We'll be less happy if it's talked about for another couple of years and it doesn't pan out. Or if they take the pieces of the Calthorpe Plan that could be used to limit development and pull those out and say, Well, this is the reason why we can't do this, this and this.
HD: I'm getting kinda cold, and wet. And I want to get you on your way. So let's pause the teeter totter for just a second and I'll whip out my camera. And I'll see if I can keep it dry and get a picture taken at the same time.


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I need info from anyone who has an ultrasound come back showing Echogenic Foci in the left ventrical
I had my 22 week ultrasound, all was going great, found out it was a boy, I already have a little girl and things were looking very good. Then afterward I met with the doctor. He started off with the organs look good, the rate of growth is good, BUT we found a spot on his heart known as Echogenic Foci in the left ventrical. But everything else is showing up fine. All organs are normal size, blood test came back negative for down syndrome and all of that. I still have a week until I see the specialist and want to know if anyone else has been through this and what happened with them.
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At my 19wk ul. sound app. they alos found a Echogenic focus even thought they told me not to worry thats all ive done im so scared and would like to talk to someone going through this as well..posted 09/18/2008 by carlasantos1
i am 17 weeks prego, with a baby boy. i was told today during my US that he had an Echogenic Foli in his left ventrical. I am freaking out. They also did blood work today so I have to be patient and wait for the results. Has anyone else been through this??posted 09/29/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I was also told about the "spots" on my baby's heart during my 20 week US. I scheduled the appointment with the specialist for the next week and although my doc said everything else looks normal and there's nothing to worry the waiting makes me crazy. I just wanna know right now that my baby is fine....posted 06/24/2009 by aniajan24
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"Let me cut to the chase: it appears EA is going to 'win.' Like the Yankees, Lakers and Manchester United, EA is one of those organizations that is defined by both a legacy of success, and a legion of critics," wrote Moore in an official post on the EA site. "Are we really the 'Worst Company in America?' I'll be the first to admit that we've made plenty of mistakes."
He continued, "These include server shut downs too early, games that didn't meet expectations, missteps on new pricing models and most recently, severely fumbling the launch of SimCity. We owe gamers better performance than this."
Moore goes on that for all the knocks the company is taking, they won't accept the hits for claims that SimCity's always-on function is a DRM scheme, that Origin shouldn't try and compete with Steam or that free-to-play games and micro-transactions are a "pox on gaming." He also doesn't believe the company deserves the title because people disagreed with its choice of cover athlete for Madden NFL or for the company's stance on LGBT issues.
"In the past year, we have received thousands of emails and postcards protesting against EA for allowing players to create LGBT characters in our games. This week, we're seeing posts on conservative web sites urging people to protest our LGBT policy by voting EA the Worst Company in America." Moore goes on, "That last one is particularly telling. If that's what makes us the worst company, bring it on. Because we're not caving on that."
Moore concludes, "So here's my response to this poll: We can do better. We will do better. But I am damn proud of this company, the people around the globe who work at EA, the games we create and the people that play them."
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Karen, great job on the Pittsburgh painting. You have great perspective to do so well on all the buildings and bridge. Not an easy task. The sea turtle is lovely, I had agreed with Jen, he had looked like he was floating on the sky but the sea weeds helped to get him down into the water. Nicely done.
Jen, I hope Howard is coming along well after his surgery. My father just found out he has to have cataract surgery and you certainly worry about someone's eyes.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Hello Jen...sorry to hear about your fall and hope Howard is recovering too...
my daughter has been having treatment/ops for a detached retina for two and a half years now. A custom made new lens was inserted after a year but had to be removed early this year because it was being rejected. Stitches were taken out last week. Further treatment will be required .but at least we know she has been having the best eye surgeon looking after her.
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I hope everyone is enjoying the summer! Jen, I missed the posts about your husband's surgery And your fall - so sorry and hope you are both getting better this week.
And Sarah, best thoughts go out to you for your daughter's vision treatments.
Comments and critiques are welcome.
Nealey, just had a lovely summer day participating as an observer on our Island's Art Tour. The event lasts three days and there are locations spread out over the Island where you can go and view pieces of art and in most places chat with the artists. You do have to select the ones you want to see (not possible to see them all) so I try and avoid the gallery's because you can go to them anytime and visit the sites set up for the event. It is very inspiring and worthwhile seeing all the art and different venues. My favorite piece was a wooden frame with a side and bottom panel of bamboo placed together on top of the frame and behind them filling the frame were small pieces of curved pottery of soft pale brown and soft white hanging by nylon filament. It was called "Snow Birds". It was part of a 4 element project, quite interesting art pieces and although I'm not a big fan of that type of art, it is the display I am thinking the most about, maybe because it was different. Anyway, an enjoyable summer event. I hope everyone else is enjoying their summer as well.
Hello Nealey...stitches have been removed but it seems the pressure behind her eye must be at a certain level before he can do anything else.
Hello Bonnie,
Sounds like our Open Studios events. Groups of artist's all over the UK, amateur and professional open up their studios or hire a Hall to show their work to the public. I don't participate due to the cost of it all and the stress involved. If I sold any work the tax I would have to pay (classed as income) is prohibitive.
You seem to have had a very interesting time of it on your tour......the local Art Society here, which has members from a very wide area, holds two major exhibitions, one in the Spring and one in the Autumn. I used to be a member but resigned due to personal circumstances, mainly to do with transport. Are you a member of an art group?
Bonnie, your island art tour sounds so interesting. When I lived in Southern California, I used to love the art walks a city there hosted, which featured visits to artists' studios.
Comments and critiques are welcomed and appreciated.
Sarah, I did have a very interesting time and may try and visit a show at the local museum today. The artist is someone I grew up with here and is now one of my neighbours. Although we have both lived elsewhere we find ourselves now living within a mile of our childhood homes. The tour is very time consuming as the Island is one hundred miles long and time is spent driving however a lot of the sites are homes on lakes etc. and you get a look at some lake vistas you don't normally see. And no, I don't belong to an organization. There is a Manitoulin Fine Arts Association and although I considered joining, I have a hard time visualizing myself as a real artist that would belong to a group such as this. We also have wonderful Native artists on the Island with several galleries located on the Reserves. Native arts and crafts are very popular. And now the relatively newly developed 4elements organization includes I believe the term is installation art. It is nice to see the artist community developing in this rural area.
Alex, nice to see you again. Great photo. I can understand that you would love the art walks in California. It sounds similar only yours was a walk as we have to do a lot of driving but the same concept. Very enjoyable.
Thanks for all the nice comments. Here is another from a wet canvas challenge.
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Karen, this iris is lovely! The dark background really makes it pop and the highlights where the light touches the petals are beautiful.
Karen, what a realistic painting of an Iris! The highlights and shadows of this flower are a great study. BRAVO! (Is this oil?)
Bonnie it sounds like you had an interesting Artist Tour. I wish I could have seen the Native Art from that area. :)
Alex, what a nice photo of you! Makes me think that maybe we should do another self-portrait challenge!
Karen, lovely work. The yellow petals are wonderful with the light shining through them, they just glow. Beautiful painting. As Alex mentioned the background makes the iris pop.
Nealey, I only saw one Native artist work on the tour. The work he displayed had a raven theme, with almost abstract grasses or trees. I enjoyed them and the slightly different approach was interesting and well done.
Hello Karen,
lovely flower painting.
Karen, what a beautiful yellow Iris. You really captured the delicate flowing petals and subtle colour shifts. Is it a water colour or oils?
i only have a few more days up here in the Windy City. I am having a wonderful time! Apparently there were some big storms back home though and a big old shade tree next to studio fell over, but fortunately fell away from our building!
Be back soon!
Jen C & C's always welcome
Thanks Alex, Nealey, Bonnie, Sarah and Jen. I forgot to post the medium. It is oil on 11x14 board.
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Area athletes chosen as all-conference picks
November 26, 2014
KingCo Conference coaches recently announced their all-conference selections for all sports during the 2014 fall season. Listed below are the selections from Issaquah, Skyline and Liberty high schools.
Defensive MVP: Cameron Saffle, Skyline
Skyline Spartans look to avenge disappointing 2013 finish
September 2, 2014
When Skyline High School kicks off the 2014 football season this week against rival Issaquah, it will mark the culmination of a nine-month process for the Spartans as they try to return to the elite echelon of Class 4A programs.
Skyline's players indicate they haven't forgotten their 26-20 loss to Federal Way in the first round of the 2013 state playoffs, and it has served as motivation for this season.
"We took it to heart," junior Rashaad Boddie, a running back and linebacker, said of last year's early exit at state. "Everyone was in the weight room with our trainer, coach (Kevin) Chiles, every day of the week, strength training and getting ready for the next season."
Skyline seeks new team identity
June 24, 2014
After winning back-to-back state championships, the Skyline High School football program didn't have the glorious ending it expected for the 2013 season.
The Spartans cruised to an 8-1 regular-season record and the Class 4A KingCo Conference Crown Division title, but lost to Federal Way in the first round of the state playoffs.
Practices are underway in preparation for the 2014 campaign, and the Spartans are hungry for redemption. But seventh-year head coach Mat Taylor wants his players to establish their own identities, and not just look to replicate the program's seven state title-winning teams.
Skyline freshman Riley Griffiths is a film room superstar
October 11, 2011
NEW — 9 a.m. Oct. 11, 2011
As the sun set and the stands filled, a chant spread through Skyline High School's student section.
The Spartans were preparing to play Bellevue. It was a rivalry game, a matchup of programs synonymous with success in the state playoffs, so the trumpeting teenagers fit the scene.
This particular chant, though, had nothing to do with the game. It was directed at a freshman who never took the field, a lineman who didn't even put on put on a uniform.
There stood Riley Griffiths, watching pregame preparations as the voices rose behind him.
"Su-per eight. Su-per EIGHT! SU-PER EIGHT!"
Issaquah actor Riley Griffiths, 14, stars in 'Super 8'
June 21, 2011
On a morning in March, as Beaver Lake Middle School language arts and social studies teacher Karen Smith greeted students in the hallway, eight-grader Riley Griffiths stepped up and asked a question.
Griffiths, 14, whispered, "'The trailer for 'Super 8' came out last night. Can we watch it in class this morning?'" Smith recalled.
"Super 8" — a summer blockbuster about a creature turned loose in a Rust Belt town — started filming not long after Griffiths started school at Beaver Lake. Other students in Smith's class realized Griffiths had left for a film shoot, but none understood the magnitude. Yet.
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The Toronto group's sixth album may look like an EP from the song list below, but this is most decidedly a full-length. These songs are quite lengthy and developed, three of them being over 10 minutes each. Hence, there's no free MP3 of a single song on offer here, but Constellation is offering a mix sampler for your listening pleasure.
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This dont look any better on FF than it does with IE.
I think it looks awesome its a lot simpler too
I just noticed something funny, the posts I make have a bigger box and take up more room than anyone elses. XD
Damn right I'm more important and need to be noticed.
what happend to the experience gauge lol name fields look so empty without it
Everything is stretched out because of the text in the Av's panel, I think I even saw Oddgriffins Avatar on top of his post.
It's kinda like a big-print version of Wiihacks.
I assume there will be a new site banner created? The old one just isnt right now.


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The South Dakota Board of Regentsagreed Thursday to seek additional state funding aimed at holding down tuition and fee increases for students at the six state-run universities.
The regents unanimously approved a budget request that seeks a $14.5 million total increase in state funding for operating the state universities in the year beginning July 1, 2013. The governor and the Legislature will have the final say on the budget. The regents will set tuition for the 2014 school year next spring after the Legislature approves a new state budget.
The board is requesting about $2.8 million in additional state money to cover inflation in operating costs and a 1 percent faculty salary increase aimed at making South Dakota salaries competitive with those paid at public universities in nearby states. Another $3.2 million would be divided among the universities based on each school's success in graduating more students, retaining more students between their freshman and sophomore years and increasing research activities.
An extra $2.3 million in state funding is being sought to maintain campus buildings and other facilities.


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go through that parking lot during the night after things slow down...you'll see nothing but trash. During the day people park in front of the No Parking signs and it's a mess.....I've complained to the manager and written letters to the wal mart office but to no avail.
Just lost my support Mr. Landrieu.
Harry Lee
what a great story- thank you for doing something positive Mr. Washington
I not only stopped reading the columns, I stopped subscribing to the Times Picayune because of the columns.
First, please tell the cabs to stop picking up fares and dropping off people right in the middle of the street. Never seen anything like this before. Just PULL OVER!
Secondly, it would be great to not ride in a cab that looks like it belongs in Tijuana as so many of them do.
what a great store....congrats!!!
like a bunch of savages
what's yellow and sleeps 6 comfortably?
A Sewerage and Waterboard Truck
I would be willing to bet most have moved to NYC by now.
yes my policy went up another 400 this year as well...this is one of the main factors why we are seriously considering selling our home and moving.
He says a black inventor invented 50 uses for the peanut...yes, perhaps, maybe not the incandescent light bulb or the computer, but leave them alone - because your're a racist.
well then scientologists must know there food because the food at Parasols is killer!!! haha
I agree....so many commercials.....as soon as a caller comes on its- "sorry gotta step a way for a minute" and off to commercials....I quit listening a long time ago to 870- much prefer 690
Cleaning and bussing your own table for an overpriced average po-boy? no thanks. Also those places may be good but they are not only off the beaten path, they are off of the path altogether...who wants to drive that far away for a po boy?
the "new" Parasols is night and day better! I love the food here and the service is MUCH better than it used to be. Much cleaner and the prices are fair. I've been to Traceys a few times but the service is crap. Trying to order a beer can take forever. I live nearby and Parasols is the spot for me, but to each there own......(PS if you see the pulled pork on the menu at Parasols by all means try it! )
exactly why my wife and I will take our six figure income and rent a nice place instead of buying.
the "new" Parasols is even better than the old one....much better service, clean and a really great Po-boy!
How about fines for the cabs stopping in the middle of the street to pick up/drop off.....please overhaul the cab system here....it's really embarrassing....


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Full detailed profile on Frankie Hubbard Played by Cornelius Smith, JR on All My Children Daytime Soap Opera.
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Real Name: Cornelius Smith, JR
In Opal's room, Frankie meets the doctor named Griffin. Even though Griffin isn't credentialed at the hospital, Frankie tells him he did a good job because Opal is important to all of them. Opal is enamored with her hot new doctor and Tad thanks him for saving his mother. Frankie is aware of Griffin's reputation as an amazing heart surgeon. Griffin says he's in town to see his mentor David Hayward. They tell him he's dead and Griffin is taken aback. Tad expresses his disdain for David, but Griffin responds he was a brilliant surgeon, who taught him everything he knows. Once Opal is alone, Jake and Amanda visit her and hear all about "Dr. Delicious." Jake and Amanda leave the room, whereupon Jake sees Griffin and promptly punches him.
Frankie sees Madison moping at Krystal's. She's still trying to get over Ryan and he suggests she pickup a hobby. He urges her to put herself out there and one day she'll find someone new. The new surgical resident Logan arrives and learns Madison is no longer seeing Ryan. Frankie leaves them alone to get to know each other, but Madison is distracted by thoughts of Ryan. Jesse, Brot and Natalia sit at another table, where Jesse learns they have been dating. They assure him nothing came from it and Jesse is glad to hear it or else he would have to transfer one of them out of the department. Jesse tells Brot to go back to the courthouse and then tells his daughter she and Brot are too valuable to give up, but he also points out that she is married to her job. Jesse gets a call learning where Ryan and Greenlee are. He then points out Natalia spends all her free time at the station, but if she enjoys that it's cool. She tells him it's not because she wants a relationship like Jesse and Frankie have. Jesse wonders why it's so hard for her to admit that. He wants to help her get over being scared because she is incredible, brave and intelligent. He wants her to take the risk and share her big heart.
Madison visits Frankie at the hospital and tells him Logan was great, but he's not Ryan.
Liza and Damon walk into ConFusion and see Nick. Liza talks with Nick and pretends to drink with him, but she secretly pours her drink out in a plant. A drunk Nick hits on her and tells her how he was fired from a job. Liza gets more information out of Nick and tells Damon to sober Nick up and get him to the courthouse. Elsewhere at ConFusion, Madison calls Frankie to meet her. She tells him about Ryan and Greenlee. She was so sure she found someone to love who loved her back. She wonders how she could be so stupid. Frankie consoles her and vows to be there for her.
Damon brings a resistant Liza to the hospital after he found her almost passed out. She insists to Frankie she's just stressed over her case, but she also mentions some migraines and then almost faints. Liza is admitted and Frankie tells her she's dehydrated. He wants her to rest, but she gets agitated saying she has a lot of work to do. Frankie insists she stay at the hospital and she makes him promise not to tell anyone she was there. Frankie leaves and Liza notes her job is all she has so she has to get a conviction. Damon goes out and gets her some food and then Liza asks him to stick around to ward off any media leaks. Damon wants to call Colby for her, but Liza orders him not to because Colby will probably think she's just making it up. Damon looks sympathetic and lets Liza know he's there for her. She wonders why he's being so nice to her and he says it's his job. She thinks he's going above and beyond, but he likes it. She admits she was wrong about him with Colby and admires his dedication. He thinks the dehydration is getting to her, but she means everything she said. Frankie returns to discharge Liza and Damon helps her get ready to leave. Liza thanks him.
Brot and Natalia walk into Krystal's upon which Natalia claims they are not on a date. They are just two colleagues hanging out. Frankie and Randi enter to join them and Brot notes she just couldn't be alone with him. Randi tells them about a new campaign at Fusion about a perfume called "I do." Brot likes the idea, but Natalia is more disdainful as they talk about marriage. Natalia thinks there should be a companion perfume for women who don't want to get married called "I don't." As they talk, Natalia imagines her wedding day, but tells everyone she isn't sure about the perfume because she doesn't know if she can commit to just one. Brot grows serious and leaves for the station. Alone, Randi and Frankie talk about her career and how she wants to change her hair to keep up with the times. He tells her she's beautiful the way she is, but she is finally proud of herself and she wants to push this to see how far she can get. He assures her he can handle having an ambitious wife and then gets a call from the hospital.
Jesse brings Angie to the hospital where she addresses some of the staff, including Jake and Frankie, to tell them she is still learning to cope with her blindness and she may need help on occasion, but she will run the hospital even better than she did before. Angie's coach joins them and Angie leaves with her. Jesse worries he can't help Angie and asks Jake for his assistance.
At the hospital desk, Angie overhears Frankie handling Chief of Staff business. He was just trying to help, but she angrily tells him he has overstepped and will be reprimanded. They later meet up again in the lounge. She apologizes for what happened earlier, but she doesn't want people to feel sorry for her.
Jesse brings Jake back to his place, where he wants to experience blindness. He puts on a blindfold and walks around the room trying to memorize every inch of it. He then asks Jake to take him outside with the cane so he can experience that as well. After they've return, Frankie brings Angie home where Jesse tells her what he and Jake were doing. He says he learned the things that scared him don't even faze her and calls her amazing.
Madison calls Frankie from Fusion to get his opinion on her vacation destination. She leaves a message, hangs up and turns around to find Randi glaring at her. Randi says she might be a better person to help her plan her trip than Frankie.
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Trip Tern, an automated and intelligent travel planning solution for individuals, has released its beta version on 15 December 2012. Trip Tern allows travelers to prepare their entire travel itinerary in just a few clicks by highlighting their desired city, dates and interests. Traveler can also archive their memories at a single place and share it with their friends through social media.
The everyday traveller has a plethora of travel info, travel guides and travel booking facilities available on web however, they have to go through 10-12 websites to prepare list of places to visit in a city. After that, the traveler has to prepare a schedule according to opening days of the venue, transit facilities and million other things" said Anupam Pathak, co-founder of Trip Tern. "Trip Tern acts as one-stop destination to address all travel planning needs. Select your destination, interests and even places you want to visit and you automatically get the proposed schedule which you then can modify further to suit your needs. Our social sharing aspect allows them to pull down their friends travel information and find if any of their friends has traveled to that place before. We also plan to leverage users Facebook profile data to better customize trip plans."
Started in mid 2012 in India, Trip Tern works by aggregating information from the web and then cleaning data for any error or redundancy. Its proprietary data collection and trip planning algorithm acts as the backbone of the solution. The self-learning algorithm continuously updates itself by taking into consideration user's feedback.
Once a user logs into the site, they are presented with albums and details of their friend's travels. "We understand that friends and family play a major role in a person's travel location decision and therefore we found that showing friends travel info will help them in making a decision" said Shailendra Sason, co-founder of Trip Tern. Trip Tern currently supports over 13 travel destinations and plans to add almost 100 cities over the next couple of months.
Over the next 12 months Trip Tern plans to focus on becoming the single source of information for any travelers need. Trip Tern will be aggressively gain breadth by adding more cities to its database and depth of information by adding more city specific information such as weather, transport, local language glossaries, more sites of interest etc. Also the team plans to release its interactive mobile based planning solution next year for use on the road by Trip Tern users.
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Snapshots from Germany: the Biergarten
@DanielJ: Don't think I can help, I believe "Wurstel" is the Italian word for the traditional Wiener Würstchen or Vienna sausage. What you describe sounds like some kind of hotdog ? only one way to find out, visit Munich again and try avoid doing so in September. Cheers


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Active Substance: aflibercept
Common Name: aflibercept
ATC Code: S01LA05
Marketing Authorisation Holder: Bayer Pharma AG
Active Substance: aflibercept
Status: Authorised
Authorisation Date: 2012-11-22
Therapeutic Area: Wet Macular Degeneration Macular Edema Diabetes Complications
Pharmacotherapeutic Group: Ophthalmologicals
Therapeutic Indication
Eylea is indicated for adults for the treatment of:
- neovascular (wet) age-related macular degeneration (AMD);
- visual impairment due to macular oedema secondary to central-retinal-vein occlusion (CRVO).
What is Eylea?
Eylea is a medicine that contains the active substance aflibercept. It is available as a solution for injection into the eye in pre-filled syringes or vials.
What is Eylea used for?
Eylea is used to treat adults with:
- the 'wet' form of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a disease which affects the central part of the retina (called the macula) at the back of the eye. The wet form of AMD is caused by the abnormal growth of blood vessels under the macula, which may leak fluid and blood and cause swelling.
- impaired vision due to macular oedema (swelling of the macula) that follows blockage of the main vein carrying blood from the retina, a condition known as central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO).
- impaired vision due to macular oedema associated with damage to blood vessels caused by diabetes.
The macula provides central vision that is needed to see detail for everyday tasks such as driving, reading and recognising faces. The diseases cause the gradual loss of the central part of a person's vision.
The medicine can only be obtained with a prescription.
How is Eylea used?
Eylea must be given as an intravitreal injection (injection into the vitreous humour, the jelly-like fluid in the eye) by a qualified doctor who is experienced in giving intravitreal injections.
For wet AMD, one injection of 2 mg is given into the affected eye every month for three consecutive months, followed by one injection every two months. After one year of treatment, injections may be given less frequently depending on the response to treatment.
For macular oedema following CRVO, one injection of 2 mg is given into the affected eye every month as long as the condition responds with further improvement. Patients' vision should be monitored at each injection, and treatment should not be continued if there is no response within three months of starting. In those patients who do respond, consideration may be given to stopping treatment, or giving it less frequently, once the condition has been stable for three months.
For diabetic macular oedema, one injection of 2 mg is given into the affected eye every month for five consecutive months, followed by one injection every two months. After one year of treatment, injections may be given less frequently depending on the response to treatment. If patients do not respond, treatment should be stopped.
The procedure should be carried out under sterile conditions. The syringe and the vial are for single use only. The pre-filled syringe contains more than the recommended dose, therefore when preparing the injection, the doctor must expel the excess volume and ensure the injection of the correct dose. After the injection, the pressure within the eye should be checked.
How does Eylea work?
Aflibercept is an engineered protein that has been designed to attach to and block the effects of a substance called vascular endothelial growth factor A (VEGF-A). It can also attach to other proteins such as placental growth factor (PlGF). VEGF-A and PlGF are involved in stimulating the abnormal growth of blood vessels in patients with AMD. By blocking these factors, aflibercept reduces the growth of the blood vessels and controls the leakage and swelling.
Aflibercept is produced by a method known as 'recombinant DNA technology': it is made by cells into which a gene (DNA) has been introduced that makes them able to produce aflibercept.
How has Eylea been studied?
Eylea was investigated in two main studies involving a total of around 2,400 patients with the wet form of AMD. The studies compared Eylea (given either as 0.5 mg every four weeks, 2 mg every four weeks or 2 mg every eight weeks, all after three initial monthly doses) with ranibizumab, another treatment for AMD which is given by injection into the eye every four weeks. The main measure of effectiveness was the proportion of patients who maintained vision (defined as losing less than 15 letters in a standard eye test) after the first year of treatment.
Both studies also looked at the maintenance of the effect in the second year of treatment, during which the number of injections and the time between injections were adjusted depending on the vision and changes within the eye.
Eylea was also investigated in two other main studies involving 366 patients with macular oedema following CRVO. These compared a monthly injection of Eylea 2 mg every four weeks with a sham injection using a syringe without a needle. The main measure of effectiveness was the proportion of patients whose vision improved by 15 or more letters on an eye test after 24 weeks of treatment. The studies also looked at the effects of treatment on an as-needed basis after 24 weeks.
Two further main studies involving 872 patients with diabetic macular oedema looked at the effect of Eylea compared with laser treatment. Eylea was either given once a month, or once every other month after the first five monthly injections. The main measure of effectiveness in both studies was the change in the number of letters that could be read in an eye test after one year of treatment.
What benefit has Eylea shown during the studies?
Eylea was shown to be as effective as ranibizumab in maintaining vision in patients with wet AMD: looking at the results of the two studies together, the proportions of patients who maintained vision were 96.1% (517 out of 538), 95.4% (533 out of 559) and 95.3% (510 out of 535) for 0.5 mg Eylea every four weeks, 2 mg Eylea every four weeks and 2 mg Eylea every eight weeks, respectively, compared with 94.4% (508 out of 538) of patients treated with ranibizumab every four weeks.
During the second year of treatment, the effectiveness was generally maintained, with a majority of patients receiving injections at an extended dosing interval of 10 weeks, although a small number of patients occasionally needed more frequent injections (such as monthly).
Eylea also produced a significant improvement in vision in patients with macular oedema following CRVO. Overall about 60% of those given Eylea had an improvement of 15 letters or more in the eye test at week 24, compared with 17% of those given sham injections. The benefit was largely maintained with as-needed treatment up to 52 weeks, although some of the benefit seemed to be lost when patients were treated and followed up for longer periods than this.
In patients with diabetic macular oedema, the average number of letters they could read in an eye test before treatment was about 59 to 60; in patients given Eylea monthly this improved by around 12 letters, and in those given Eylea every other month by around 11 letters. In contrast, in patients given laser treatment the improvement after a year was only about 1 letter.
What is the risk associated with Eylea?
The most common side effects (affecting at least 1 in 20 patients) reported with Eylea are conjunctival haemorrhage (bleeding at the front of the eye), eye pain, vitreous detachment (detachment of the jelly-like substance inside the eye), cataract (clouding of the lens), vitreous floaters (small particles or spots in the vision) and increased intraocular pressure (increased pressure inside the eye). Serious side effects (seen after less than 1 in 2,600 injections) may include endophthalmitis (inflammation inside the eye), cataract, increased intraocular pressure and vitreous or retinal detachment. For the full list of all side effects reported with Eylea, see the package leaflet.
Eylea must not be used in patients who have or are thought to have ocular or periocular infections (infections in or around the eyes), or in patients who have severe inflammation inside the eye. For the full list of restrictions with Eylea see the package leaflet.
Why has Eylea been approved?
The CHMP noted that for wet AMD Eylea was as effective as ranibizumab in maintaining patients' vision after the first year of treatment. In addition the CHMP considered that Eylea was beneficial in improving vision of patients with macular oedema resulting from CRVO or diabetes. The CHMP further noted that there were no major or unexpected safety concerns with Eylea. Therefore, the CHMP decided that Eylea's benefits are greater than its risks and recommended that it be given marketing authorisation.
What measures are being taken to ensure the safe use of Eylea?
A risk management plan has been developed to ensure that Eylea is used as safely as possible. Based on this plan, safety information has been included in the summary of product characteristics and the package leaflet for Eylea, including the appropriate precautions to be followed by healthcare professionals and patients.
The company that makes Eylea will also provide up-to-date educational material for doctors (to minimise the risks associated with the injection in the eye) and for patients (so they can recognise any serious side effects, and know when to seek urgent attention from their doctor). In addition, the company will carry out studies on the longer term use of Eylea.
Other information about Eylea
The European Commission granted a marketing authorisation valid throughout the European Union for Eylea on 22 November 2012.
For more information about treatment with Eylea, read the package leaflet (also part of the EPAR) or contact your doctor or pharmacist.
Source: European Medicines Agency
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided here is accurate, up-to-date and complete, but no guarantee is made to that effect. Drug information contained herein may be time sensitive. This information has been compiled for use by healthcare practitioners and consumers in the United States. The absence of a warning for a given drug or combination thereof in no way should be construed to indicate that the drug or combination is safe, effective or appropriate for any given patient. If you have questions about the substances you are taking, check with your doctor, nurse or pharmacist.


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A simple get-together six years ago by a dozen people who gathered to learn how to make sauerkraut, touted for its nutritional benefits, has turned into somewhat of a festival.
In fact, that's what it's being called this year, the 7th Annual Sauerkraut Festival, and there is an open invitation to members of the community to attend on Jan. 4 from 1-11 p.m. at Miller's Big Red Orchard located at 4900 32 Mile Road.
The get-together, originally put on by George VanHoutte of Northern Farm Market, grew to 200 people last year and was held at his property on 33 Mile Road. The open invitation is a result of moving it to Big Red, a location that can hold far more than 200 people. The event will also be a fundraiser for the Romeo VFW.
"We are taking donations but if someone comes and can't afford to do anything it's not a big deal," said VanHoutte. "We'll have a bucket there and whatever the event is worth to you, donate."
Those who want to can bring their own five gallon bucket, but if not a bucket will be provided. The cabbage will also be provided. VanHoute donates the cabbage and plans to have 12 tons of it on hand. He also bought a cabbage slicer to accommodate the number of people who show up for the event.
To add to the festive atmosphere, the event is also a potluck and everybody who attends is encouraged to bring a dish or some type of food item to share.
Dr. Kerrie Saunders, a nutrition consultant and presenter, will also be there, said VanHoute.
"She'll be there supporting the cause of people eating more healthy food," he said, adding she may even do a book signing.
VanHoutte said the event is put on in January during a downtime for the orchards. He says it's also a way of the two orchards to give something back to the community. He says it's going to be a "crazy good time."
"Nobody's counting any beans that day," he said. "We just want to have a good time with a good group of people."


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German design agency ARTelier Reiss did a study on the crematorium of the future. Resulting in 4 different looking architectural (inner and outer) scenario's. The site is an abstract of their self published book: Express Emotions.#7283
Magnetique is any cupboard you want it to be. Designed by Swen Krause, it's a magnetic sheet mounted on the wall and you can choose from various magnetic boxes to put on it, so there is a new shelf everytime you change it.#7278
talented spanish graphic designer noa bembibre's 2008 calendar is filled with boldly nonsensical phrases.#7276
L.A Based illustrator, william deutsch, releases a new book filled with pen and ink illustrations plus drops his new web portfolio.#7275
Old St. Nick mistreating his elves in Santa's little sweatshop. Holiday photo shoot for Attus Apparel#7270
Funny way for advertise a snowboard brand in Switzerland. Made by Advico Young & Rubicam, Zurich.#7264
Author Douglas Coupland uses innovative marketing and typographic stop-motion animation for his new book, The Gum Thief.#7248
Interesting Video Clip inspired on the FKK o FreiKöperKultur (naked bodies culture), a concept wich denominates the nudist german culture.#7245