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About Midas Care Pharmaceuticals Private Limited
Established in the year 1986, Midas Care Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd., are Pioneers & Leaders when it comes to manufacturing and marketing range of Aerosols in India. Our product range includes Health Care Products, Fast Aid Kit, Mistdress Spray Bandage, Vinodine Spray, Coolex Burn Relief Spray, Isopropanol Spray, Laspray - A trusted anaesthetic for a Dentist, Hands-On Hand Sanitizer, Personal Care Products, Deodorants, Shaving Foam, Self Defence Pepper Spray, Spraymint Mouth Freshner, Intimate Deo, Insect Killers : NP-P Range of Inscticides. The products we offer are processed from quality material, in accordance with the highest industry norms. These are widely used as health care, personal care, room fresheners and industrial aerosols in India. We conduct various tests to ensure uniformity of quality across the product line and conduct chemical and analytical experiments to improve the same.
Our organization is considered the pioneer in formulating quality aerosol, as we were the proponents of the aerosol revolution in the domestic market. Apart from the in-house range of aerosols, we are also engaged in contract manufacturing for various eminent Indian and multinational organizations. Due to the unparalleled quality of the products formulated by us, we have been able to expand the range, practically being able to offer any aerosol products that are being manufactured anywhere in the world & that too with matching world class quality.
This web site is especially to cater the requirement of our B2B customer who wish to use our products as complimentary item to promote their own business. This is handled by our Complimentary Division which is headed by "Mr. Virat Trivedi", who has been the company for over last one and a half decade and in this line of work for a long time. His able guidance and acute business acumen have propelled us to the pinnacle of this field and helped us carve a niche for ourselves in this competitive market.
Quality Assurance
Being the prerogative for our organization, quality is essential for the success of the product line we offer. Therefore, the range available with us is subjected to a series of comprehensive tests that allow us to assure the clients of the credibility of the product line we provide. The strictest quality control measures are carried out at the advanced testing laboratory that has been set up by us. All tests make sure that the highest national and international standards are followed while formulating the range of aerosols delivered by us.
Client Satisfaction
We are dedicated to provide customers with a range of quality tested Aerosoles at industry leading prices. In order to gain maximum client satisfaction, we ensure that finished products are in compliance with industry standards and norms. For the connivance of our patrons, we accept payments via various easy modes. Our team of experts maintains cordial relations with the esteemed clients. The customer friendly approach along with quality products has enabled us to build a vast client base across the country.
Product Portfolio
Our organization is engrossed in processing and supplying an impeccable assortment of Aerosoles. These products are processed using best-in-class chemicals and ingredients with the assistance of experts. Post production, these are duly tested by our quality-inspectors on various parameters to check their compliance with industry standards. Owing to their remarkable features such as exact composition, purity, sage usage, these are appreciated by the clients. We have following products in our gamut:
- Health Care Topical Aerosols
- Room & Air Care Aerosols
- Personal Care Aerosols
- Metered Dose Linhalation Aerosols
Our Team
We are backed by venerated professionals who are respected throughout this line of work for their vast industry experience and knowledge base. The experts employed by us continually work towards improving the product line and delivering only best-in-class material to clients based across the country. Given below are the professionals that work with us:
- Procurement Agents
- Chemical Engineers
- Technocrats
- Quality Controllers
- Researchers
- Storekeepers
- Sales & Marketing Executives
Reasearch & Development
We believe that innovation and experimentation are necessary for continual improvement of the range offered by us. Thus, we partake in extensive research and development at the sophisticated R&D wing, where the researchers work towards bettering the products optimally. They are well versed with the relevant aspects of biology, pharmacology, clinical research, chemistry and conduct chemical and analytical researches to extract scientific information that can assist us in improving the products we offer. By keeping an eye of the recent developments in the national and international markets, they are able to make sure that the relevant advancements are incorporated by us.
Production Unit
The state-of-the-art production unit established by us is crucial for formulating aerosols that are deemed the best in this line of work. This facility is equipped with the machines and equipment that can process chemicals and other ingredients of the products we offer in a streamlined manner. The chemical engineers and technocrats work in close coordination with each other while performing the requisite activities in an optimal manner. All machines and equipment are upgraded regularly to make sure that the aerosols we offer are at par with those available in the international market. We also have a class 10000 area plant for manufacturing anti-asthmatic inhalers and class 100 area for filling Metered Dose Inhalations (MDIs).
Why Us?
Being a trusted name in this industry, we are able to serve clients with a wide variety of Aerosoles. Post production, these products are stringently tested on some well-defined parameters by our quality-auditors. Apart from quality products and client-centric approach, some other factors that make us a foremost choice of our customers are as follows:
- Competitive prices
- Team of qualified professionals
- Sound industry knowledge
- State-of-the-art infrastructure
- Timely delivery
- Ethical business policies
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October 22, 2008
Seoul Raiders
Reviewer: Dylan de Thomas
Rating (out of 5): **½
Are you looking for something that might pick you up in these trying times, something that might lighten your load a little bit, take your mind off that pending foreclosure? It would be hard to imagine a movie more vacuous than this Hong Kong action/comedy/espionage flick.
Seoul Raiders is the sequel to the overseas hit Tokyo Raiders from 2000, stars the great Tony Leung as Lam, designed as a kind of Asian James Bond -- though really coming closer to an Asian Remo Williams. The comedy is broad, the action is deeply silly and the sets exotic for those among us who haven't spent time in Seoul's financial district and its attendant tony condos.
Lam is inexplicably followed around at all times by three sexlessly hot, giggling girl fighters who fight many of his fights for him and bound about hissing at the other ladies in the Seoul underground who find themselves interested in our hero. One memorable action sequence finds Lam fighting off a series of baddies with stacks of plates that explode in terrible CGI blasts, knocking down the lot of them. This is not a movie to take seriously. This is barely a movie to pay attention to.
That said, it's not terrible, it's just that it's more suited for your 11-year-old nephew, or for your favorite emotionally undeveloped HK actioner fan. It's just not quite as perfect for anyone looking for something as deep as, say, the aforementioned Remo Williams.
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I am happy to announce that MAT 1.5 is now available. Grab your copy now: The Migration Automation Toolkit (MAT) 1.5 brings a large number of improvements over the previous MAT and also puts the MAT and the MAT (Powered by Project Shift) at a feature parity. This means that the most asked about...
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I've mentioned Microsoft's two VM conversion tools before but I wanted to spend some time digging a little deeper into both. I'm starting with VMM's V2V which has been in market (in one version or another) for a few years now. What is V2V? V2V is shorthand for System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012...
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Last time we went through the basic mechanics of V2V. In this post we will roll up our virtual sleeves (lest we get ketchup on them… again) and start digging into what needs to happen to get this thing automated. NOTE: You really want to back up your VM somehow before you start any conversion. You can...
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Seductive Poison
|Deborah Layton
|United States, Italy, France, Australia, Germany, Thailand, UK
|Destructive cults,
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Seductive Poison: A Jonestown Survivor's Story of Life and Death in the Peoples Temple is a first-hand account of the incidents surrounding Peoples Temple, written by survivor Deborah Layton, a high-level member of the Peoples Temple until her escape from the encampment. The first edition of the book was published by Anchor~Doubleday in hardcover on November 3, 1998, and the second edition was published in paperback on November 9, 1999. In 2014, Random House Audio made Seductive Poison into an audio-book read by the author and narrator, Kathe Mazur. Charles Krause, the young Washington Post journalist who accompanied Congressman Leo Ryan into Jonestown and was injured at the airstrip, reads his Foreword.
After a rebellious two years in the Berkeley school system, Deborah was sent by her parents to Ackworth, a Quaker boarding school in the north of England to finish high school.[1] Upon her return from England, at just eighteen years old, she joined the Peoples Temple and moved into their campus dormitory in Northern California. It was at this point that her life dramatically changed. As a trusted aide to Jim Jones, she became embroiled in the upper-level workings of the Peoples Temple, both in California and Guyana. Four weeks after a harrowing narrow escape, Layton submitted an affidavit about the compound in Guyana, which helped convince United States Congressman Leo Ryan to make his journey there.[2] Deborah's affidavit became front page news across the country. Six months later and just four days before the tragedy, Deborah was in Washington D.C. giving testimony before State Department officials requesting help for the 900 people held against their will in Jim Jones' encampment in Guyana. Her older brother was the only one ever prosecuted for the murders of the congressional team by Temple members.[3] After over twenty years in prison, Larry Layton was released on parole in 2002, largely due to the testimony of Vernon Gosney, one of the few survivors of the massacre and the Federal Chief Judge, the Honorable Robert F. Peckham.[4]
The book is published in Italy, France, Australia, Germany, Thailand and United Kingdom.
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Dr. Philip Zimbardo stated of the book: "Deborah Layton takes us behind the scenes in her chillingly brilliant memoir of her adolescent descent into his hell and her ascent years later as the woman courageous enough to expose this evil to the world. Her privileged status as a trusted inner circle member - responsible for depositing millions of dollars in foreign banks - gives her story an untold perspective on this charismatic leader and the transformations of human nature that took place among so many followers under his domination. Layton's is a remarkable narrative that reads like a novel, but sadly is all too true."[5]
Dr. Anthony Storr Professor of Psychiatry, Fellow at the Royal College of Physicians, and Emeritus Fellow at Green College at Oxford, and a former Clinical Lecturer in Psychiatry at Oxford University wrote: "Deborah Layton vividly describes her initial intense involvement with Jim Jones' Peoples Temple and her eventual risky escape from a promised utopia which had turned into a concentration camp. This book is both gripping and revealing."
Has been required reading at major universities including: University of California at Davis, Stanford University, Gonzaga University, Rutgers University, Stony Brook University NY, California State University Fresno,
Media coverage[edit]
- The Chicago Tribune "A suspenseful tale of escape that reads like a satisfying thriller, Layton's account is the most important personal testimony to emerge from the Jonestown tragedy."
- The Boston Globe "In her shattering memoir…Layton unveils in riveting detail the sorrowful story of a family nearly destroyed. Layton does not cheapen her ordeal or the lives of those lost with throw away analysis"
- The Scotsman, UK "It was the rebel in Debbie that saved her… She has taken a crowbar to those secrets and pried them open. The book's honesty is its abiding strength. Her story is a reminder of how vulnerable the psyche is to suggestion and charm… If power corrupts, Jim Jones' killed, which is too horrible to contemplate. Except Layton does. With eyes wide open."
- Amazon.com "For Layton to recount tales this personal... must have been tremendously difficult. For her to lift those recollections above the bargain-basement freak-show reputation and depict them with the power of great tragedy is nothing but extraordinary."
- The Sunday Times, UK "...a mesmerizing account, honest, thoughtful, beautifully written. Reads like a thriller… May be the nearest anyone will come to understanding why."
- Tucson Weekly "Executed with precision and emotion… a riveting, haunting and all-too-real glimpse at the tragic events that chilling November night."
- The Evening Standard, UK "…Layton is scrupulous and honest…a terrific read. As a sociological study it is fascinating. And as a work of suspense, it's a page turner to rival the best spy thriller."
- The Mirror, UK "This is an important, brave account of one of the most terrible tragedies of modern time."
See also[edit]
- Jim Jones
- Jonestown
- Peoples Temple
- Peoples Temple in San Francisco
- Timothy Stoen
- Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple
- Mass suicide
- Destructive cult
- ^ Jonestown-an American family's 2d holocaust, Chicago Tribune, December 10, 1978
- ^ Indiana Jones' Temple of Doom, Bettina Drew, February 1, 1999., The Nation.
- ^ "Larry Layton and Peoples Temple: Twenty-Five Years Later" by Frank Bell, "Alternative Considerations of Jonestown and Peoples Temple," sponsored by the Department of Religious Studies at San Diego State University
- ^ Review, Philip Zimbardo, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Stanford University.
External links[edit]
- 20 Years Later, Jonestown Survivor Confronts Horrors, San Francisco Chronicle, November 2, 1998
- NPR All Things Considered, November 17, 1998 · Noah Adams interviews Deborah Layton


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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's basketball team received 41 votes in the initial AP Top 25 Poll released Friday, Nov. 1, 31st overall.
UTC posted a 29-4 overall record last season, matching the school record for wins set in 2003-04 and again in 2007-08, both under former head coach Wes Moore who departed following last year for NC State.
The Lady Mocs, selected to defend their Southern Conference crown by both the league coaches and SoCon media, return 10 players from last year's championship team including six seniors. Senior Ashlen Dewart (Spartanburg, S.C.), the 2013 SoCon Tournament MVP, was selected the Preseason Player of the Year by the SoCon coaches.
Also returning to the court this season for UTC are starters Alex Black (Memphis, Tenn.) and Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.). Black was selected to the SoCon Tournament second team while Hall was selected All-Conference and to the SoCon Tournament First Team and Tatianna Jackson (Atlanta, Ga.) was voted to the league's All-Freshman team.
Chattanooga received votes in 11 of 21 AP Top 25 Polls last season. UTC started the year with 10 votes in the initial poll and had as many as 12 in the third week before dropping out by week eight. The Lady Mocs received votes through the final four polls.
Earlier this year, Chattanooga was 16th in the "Lindy's Magazine" women's basketball preseason poll.
Connecticut received all 36 first place votes for the top overall selection followed by Duke, Stanford, Tennessee and Louisville for the top five teams. The Lady Mocs will face the Lady Vols on November 14 in Knoxville.
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- Tony Sobota said...
Nate, I'm inspired to see you pushing yourself in this way, challenging yourself. Your stuff just keeps getting better and better, it baffles me how you continually find new ground. Anyway, I hate you. I love you. Keep up the good work!
- July 15, 2014 at 5:54:00 PM PDT
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Mind bogglingly amazingly insanely WONDROUS, a 4-dimensional tour-de-farce of epic distortions!
And you keep getting better. Whoa.
- July 16, 2014 at 12:22:00 AM PDT
- storypablo said...
awesome and inspiring! you're a bullet train in a world of coal-powered locomotives
- July 16, 2014 at 2:15:00 PM PDT
- Russ Cook said...
Awesome, mate! Your explosive caricatures are some of the very few that make me laugh out loud. Love how you extract the important areas, melt the face, then wrap the subjects around each other - Brilliant.
- July 19, 2014 at 9:44:00 AM PDT
- justfrancesca said...
Aw man--don't know why I haven't checked out your work in such a long time! These totally rock!!! Love the twins with the mom and the girl with the sharp face that looks like Alien. So many amazing ones.....I'll be back to look again when I have more time:) Way to go Nate. Glad you're still carrying the Beastheads' banner!
- July 31, 2014 at 7:26:00 PM PDT
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Absolutely amazing stuff man! I haven't laughed this hard since I found Aaron Philby's blogg a few years back. Thanks for making my day!
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He's generally flown beneath the radar in a political environment that thrives on scandal but it looks like David Vitter may finally pay for his past sins. The Louisiana senator and advocate for abstinence education was disgraced in 2007 when his phone number was found on a list of patrons of the infamous "DC Madam" and her Washington prostitution ring. Vitter apologized for his "very serious sin" but unlike many other politicians who bowed to pressure from the public or outraged colleagues to resign, he refused to budge. Not only did his wife stand by him but also thanks to the ethically challenged culture of Louisiana that has long tolerated all sorts of misbehavior from its political class, he was even re-elected in 2010. But not everyone has forgotten about his sordid past.
Vitter has been a thorn in the side of Senate Democrats lately since he is working hard to embarrass them into agreeing to drop the federal subsidies that underwrite the health care costs of members of Congress and their staffs. To get even with the Louisianan, Politico reports Democrats are planning on resurrecting the prostitution episode in an effort to force Vitter to cease and desist his guerilla warfare on the issue that has brought the Senate to a virtual standstill in the last week. Their plan is to introduce their own amendment that would deny a subsidy to any lawmaker for whom there is "probable cause" to believe they solicited prostitutes.
This raises an interesting question about ethics. Though there is an argument to be made in favor of requiring officials to respect public morals (a point I made yesterday in discussing the failure of two scandal-plagued pols to win redemption from the public), is it ethical or even permissible to use the failings of politicians not merely to defeat them at the polls but to blackmail them to abandon political principles that are inconveniencing their opponents? If it is, then it appears to me that we have gone far beyond merely the scrapping of the old rules of the gentlemanly Senate "club." Are Senate Democrats really prepared to answer arguments that point up the hypocrisy of politicians who want to impose substandard health insurance on the people while personally enjoying a far more generous federal benefits package by drafting legislation whose only purpose is to humiliate a senator for his past misconduct? If so, then we have replaced the old ways with something that isn't merely hyper-partisan but representative of the kind of gutter politics that should make even the likes of Majority Leader Harry Reid blush.
Those who are prepared to argue that Vitter is a hypocrite and has not been held accountable for misconduct that occurred while he was a member of Congress will get no argument from me. We are entitled to believe the good people of Louisiana are daft to think Vitter's services are indispensible. But there is a difference between a justified moral outrage at a lawmaker and advocate for family values behaving in such a manner and using his past in order to advance a political agenda that is every bit as cynical as anything he has done.
Unethical behavior comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. Whatever we may think of Vitter's transgressions and the brazen manner in which he has ignored those who have rightly called him out, Senate Democrats (many of whom backed President Clinton when he was caught lying under oath about sexual misconduct and his carrying on with a White House intern in the Oval Office) are in no position to claim the moral high ground. Indeed, using this episode in order to silence Vitter can be seen as far worse than his conduct. Blackmail is not unknown in politics but it rare that it is practiced as openly as this.
Vitter's willingness to use the rules to jam up Reid's efforts to run the Senate is annoying his foes. But the issue he is championing is one that would require Congress to live by the same rules as everyone else, especially when they have passed a bill that will subject the country to a health care regime that will raise costs for countless Americans and cost others their jobs. In this context, bringing up the DC Madam charge in order to shut the GOP senator up isn't advocacy for public morals; it's shameless behavior that lowers the tone of public life far below anything that bad boys like Vitter, Anthony Weiner or Eliot Spitzer have done.
Nor will it work since if Vitter had the chutzpah to stay in the Senate with prostitution charges hanging over his head, he will not be deterred by the Democratic amendment. In fact, Reid may have done something that many thought impossible: made Vitter look sympathetic.
Though his presence in the Senate does his state no credit, ironically Vitter may be teaching the country a lesson in morality that a better man might not have been able to do. By illustrating the utter lack of an ethical compass on the part of the Senate's Democratic leadership, he has made a case that there really are worse things than having a sexual transgressor in high office. In this case, it may be better to be a chastened sinner than a ruthless, unethical and hypocritical Majority Leader.


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When I was 18 and backpacking through Europe, I decided that getting a tattoo would be an excellent idea. I wasn't alone, either. My friend Kelly and I were in this thing together, so, while staying with her friend in Ghent, Belgium, we found a tattoo artist — a man with lots of facial piercings and little space in his studio — to do the work. We decided we'd each get a shooting star — mine in blue, hers in purple — to remind us that…..Well, I'm not quite sure anymore. But I know it was probably important and special and definitely young and optimistic.
For a long time, I didn't tell anyone at home about my ink, other than a few friends. Certainly not my family. It eventually popped out of my mouth the night before I was off to Ecuador to study finance in Spanish. My parents and brother were in the room when I said, "Just in case something happens to me over there and you need to identify my body, I have a tattoo of a blue shooting star." I'd been watching a lot of crime shows.
My family didn't judge me at all but that's not to say others haven't. I always get a kick out of conversations about tattoos and the types of people who get them. Case in point: a first date in Toronto in 2004. The conversation went like this:
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It was created by Felicity Clemons as part of a 40 project to create a grand fully-furnished Georgian style country dolls' house. The project began in the 1940's when Felicity's daughter, Antonia, was given a three-room dolls' house by her grandmother. Mrs Clemons was not happy with its scale or authenticity and so began a rebuilding project which resulted in a four storey grand house, now known as Pendle Hall. Although some items were purchased during shopping trips to Melbourne, the majority of furnishings were constructed by Felicity's own hands, using numerous reference books and magazines.
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After telling his employers that he suffered from depression but was seeking treatment, Roy Ward found himself given the boot. Is that legal? It certainly is not.
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FILE - In this undated photo released by the producers of "Wicked," Idina Menzel, left, is joined by Jennifer Laura Thompson, right, in the $14 million "Wizard of Oz" prequel. The Broadway League reported Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, that the 10-year-old "Wicked" took in a whopping $2,947,172 over nine performances last week, which is the highest single-week gross of any show in Broadway history. (AP Photo /Joan Marcus, File)
NEW YORK (AP) - Oz has reclaimed the box office crown on Broadway.
The Broadway League reported Wednesday that the nine-year-old "Wicked" took in a whopping $2,947,172 over nine performances last week, which is the highest single-week gross of any show in Broadway history.
It squeaked by the old record - $5,382 more to be exact - set by "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," which earned $2,941,790 over nine performances last year during the holidays. Back then, the webslinger had swiped the title from "Wicked." (For the record, the "Spider-Man" musical earned $2,716,990 last week over nine shows.)
Both musicals' huge hauls reflect the use of premium seating, in which producers charge higher prices for certain days and certain seats. "Wicked" managed to command as much as $300 for a top premium seat - second only to the "Book of Mormon," which has a top premium of $477. The average paid admission was $181 to "Wicked."
But making its feat more impressive is the fact that it is performed at the Gershwin Theatre, has about 100 seats less than the 1,930-seat Foxwoods Theatre, home of the superhero musical.
Based on the novel by Gregory Maguire, "Wicked" is the story of the witches of Oz, before they meet Dorothy and her little dog. It has music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, and a book by Winnie Holzman. Globally, the show has amassed nearly $2.9 billion in ticket sales and has been seen by 36 million people.
It wasn't just "Wicked" investors who were smiling: Every show on Broadway had some reason to be happy for the week ending Sunday, with all of them posting gains. Shows that earned more than $2 million included "The Lion King,""The Book of Mormon" and "Annie," in addition to "Wicked" and "Spider-Man."
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Overall, the Broadway League reported that the total gross for all shows last week was $37,441,497, better than the same week last season, which pulled in $37,657,453. One worrying trend is that attendance has fallen, with 292,432 seats sold last week versus 321,152 sold last year.
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If you haven't worked out in a while, don't start out with a bang at. Overdoing it can lead to injury, nausea, overheating, and just plain exhaustion — plus, it'll make you more likely to quit when you're just getting started. At 9 weeks pregnant, ease into exercise; begin with ten minutes of a gentle warm-up, followed by five minutes of strenuous exercise and a five-minute cool-down. Then increase the strenuous segment by five minutes every week until you hit 30 minutes.
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The effect of repeated treatment with pramipexole on the central dopamine D3 system
- J. Maj,
- Z. Rogóż,
- W. Margas,
- M. Kata,
- M. Dziedzicka-Wasylewska
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The study examined the effect of pramipexole (2-amino-4,5,6,7-tetrahydro-6-propyl-aminobenzthiazole dihydrochloride; PRA), a new potent dopamine receptor agonist with the high preference for D3 receptors, as compared to D2 or D4, on the central dopamine D3 system. Experiments were conducted on male Wistar rats. PRA was injected subcutaneously.
PRA given repeatedly (14 days, twice a day, in doses of 0.3 and 1 mg/kg), but not acutely, potentiated the locomotor hyperactivity induced by (±)-7-OH-DPAT (3 mg/kg s.c.), when given 24 h after the single or the last dose of PRA. Administration of PRA, 1 mg/kg, for 3 or 7 days produced an effect similar to that described above, whereas a dose of 0.3 mg/kg produced such an effect only after 7, but not 3, days. Repeated treatment with PRA (0.3 and 1 mg/kg, 14 days, twice daily) also enhanced the D3 receptor binding in the islands of Calleja and nucleus accumbens (shell) – the brain region known to be rich in D3 receptors – when [3H]7-OH-DPAT was used as a ligand. Repeated PRA administration did not change the concentration of mRNA coding for D3 receptors in the islands of Calleja. The obtained results indicate that – like the previously studied typical antidepressants given repeatedly – PRA increases the functional responsiveness and the binding to the brain dopamine D3 receptors. Hence PRA may be considered as a potential antidepressant drug.
- Title
- The effect of repeated treatment with pramipexole on the central dopamine D3 system
- Journal
Journal of Neural Transmission
Volume 107, Issue 12 , pp 1369-1379
- Cover Date
- 2000-12
- 10.1007/s007020070001
- Print ISSN
- 0300-9564
- Online ISSN
- 1435-1463
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Keywords
- Keywords: Pramipexole
- repeated treatment
- dopamine D3 system.
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- J. Maj (A1)
- Z. Rogóż (A1)
- W. Margas (A1)
- M. Kata (A1)
- M. Dziedzicka-Wasylewska (A1)
- Author Affiliations
- A1. Institute of Pharmacology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Krakow, Poland, PL


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State Superintendent Mike Flanagan got a vote of confidence and an extra year added to his contract by the state Board of Education.
Flanagan's contract now runs to May 1, 2015, and his salary continues at $183.994 – the same rate he's been paid since 2009.
"Happily, we universally as a board laud and note Mike's leadership, his effective and incredible management here, keeping morale up, and keeping so much effective work going, given a tight budget," said board President John C. Austin, D-Ann Arbor, in a release after the vote.
"His engagement of leadership in the broad education family, the stakeholders, and attentiveness to their issues, their needs and shaping daily the agenda for education in Michigan is much noted and appreciated. The board is heralding Mike's leadership in those dimensions."
The superintendent is not appointed by the governor, but hired by the state Board of Education, which is split 5-3 with Democrats in the majority.
Flanagan has been state superintendent since 2004, when he replaced Tom Watkins. Under his tenure, the state adopted a college preparatory curriculum and required high school students to take the ACT exam.


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DuPont employees and families gather for the DuPont picnic at Montgomery Hall Park.
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Montgomery Hall Park is calling the community back for a homecoming this weekend, giving people who live here and who've moved away a chance to renew ties, listen to music and raise money for a fall festival.
But the effort to launch the first Montgomery Hall Park Homecoming on Saturday also yielded another benefit: new information that corrects the main park building's history.
Historians and area residents have always assumed that Montgomery Hall was built in 1820. They knew that a building had been constructed for John Howe Peyton and family. They thought it had stood mostly unchanged ...


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By Kathleen T. RhemAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, March 31, 2003 Defense officials want to make families of prisoners of war aware that what they say may hurt their loved ones.
Statements made to the media containing personal information about prisoners of war could be used by enemy interrogators to make life harder for POWs, said Air Force Col. John Atkins, deputy commander of the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency, at Fort Belvoir, Va.
"There's an old adage with interrogators, that to know you is to exploit you," Atkins said during an interview with the American Forces Radio and Television Service. "If the enemy knows things about the POW, they can and will use that against them."
This includes seemingly innocuous information such as family members' names, hometowns or interests, he explained.
Immediate family members of POWs are assigned military casualty assistance officers to help them through this trying period. These officers and senior noncommissioned officers can offer advice on dealing with the media or help arrange assistance through military public affairs offices.
However, extended family members, friends and acquaintances don't have the benefit of this counsel unless they seek it out. They may make statements to the media that could come back to haunt someone in captivity.
Service members who are prisoners of war are only required to provide their name, rank, service number and date of birth. The U.S. military's Code of Conduct instructs POWs to resist providing any additional information to the best of their abilities.
Additionally, televised statements can be taken out of context or electronically edited to twist things around. "Any outbursts of emotion can be manipulated by the captor against the POW," Atkins said.
He noted there is evidence that the Iraqis used these techniques during the 1991 Gulf War.
The colonel also cautioned families against releasing information about family problems to the media. The information could get channeled to the POW and cause even more distress. "The POW is in captivity. There's nothing he can do about those things, so that only adds to his frustration and stress," Atkins said.
He stressed that Americans' right of free speech doesn't go away when a loved one is captured by an enemy and that the military can't prevent anyone from speaking to the media, but added that families and military officials all want the same result -- the safe return of POWs.
"With that freedom (of speech) comes responsibility, and it behooves all of us to know what our responsibilities are to the folks who are POWs now," he said.


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The Wisdom of Israel, edited by Lewis Browne
Only Half the Story
The Wisdom Of Israel.
by Lewis Browne.
New York, Random House, 1945: 748 pp. $3.95.
Authors and the public love anthologies, and the market is flooded with them year in and year out. To put a lively variety of things together is easy and diverting, and it tempts one's spirit of adventure. It's pleasant and one can be rather irresponsible: you skim about in a wealth of material, and you lift out whatever tickles your fancy. You saunter around as if in an antique shop, picking up this and that and putting it back, and often you even acquire something to take home.
But it is not so easy either to read or to compile an anthology with a definite point and purpose: here consistent thinking is required of both editor and reader. The anthology at hand has a point of view and a purpose. It tries to follow a line; and the many beautiful things in it are not there simply by accident. In places the book is even excellent, and therefore one has to take it seriously and be cruel.
The book suffers from two evils fundamental to its plan—a false notion of what wisdom is and a want of human tact and discrimination.
Lewis Browne tries to extract from the body of Jewish literature that which is "earthly" and pragmatic and relates to people, that which contains a practical, rational morality. He prefers to exclude everything "meta-physical," "mystical" and "other-worldly"—among which are all Messianic tendencies. Now' it is true that all essentially Jewish wisdom looks to realization in this earthly world and is directed towards the individual and his relations with others. But the wisdom of the ancients—indeed all genuine wisdom—does not mean the same thing as "common sense," and their "practicality" is not the same thing as ours. For them—for the Chinese no less than for the Jewish sages—"skill" had a different purport, a broader and deeper meaning than for us. Their "skill" could be shown in such "impractical" activities as "serving the Lord." Or, to put it the other way around, things were then classed as practical that we today would never subsume under this concept: religious, psychic and even metaphysical and Messianic concerns. It is most characteristic of the old wisdom that it did not regard the difference between the practical and the impractical as a material one between two realms of human activity but as a formal difference between the right and wrong way of conduct toward the phenomena of the world. The fashion in which the cosmos was ordered was for the ancients very closely related to the ordering of human life. And the Kingdom of God that the Messiah was to bring for the Jews was, characteristically enough, not the "beyond" it became in the later Christian concept, but a kingdom of this world, the fulfillment of divine justice and human unity on earth.
Such eschatological hopes not only consoled and fortified the Jews in time of trouble; without these hopes Jewish universalism would be absolutely unthinkable, and they made possible the wonderful movement of the Essenes and even Christianity itself. They run through all the prophetic writings and are present, at least as a symbol, in all endeavors toward the perfecting of man. Therefore they belong inalienably to the essential wisdom of Israel.
From Mr. Browne's modernistic and rationalistic conception of wisdom flows the principle by which he compiled his anthology, and hence it contains long stretches whose effect is too didactic and moralistic. Moral doctrine is separated from the living substance of the Biblical writings at the cost of the strong emotional flavor that belongs to the Bible and makes its ethics, even in the more insipid passages, so moving and compelling. The prophetic writings are much too scantily represented—only two small sections amounting to a quarter of a page are taken from Jeremiah; the most significant things in the Deutero-Isaiah are omitted, that is, chapters 49, 50, 52 and 53, which contain the germ of Christianity; Ezekiel and the touching Hosea, whose idea of God likewise anticipated the Christian one, are left out altogether. On the other hand the Book of Proverbs is given a disproportionate amount of space (twenty-three pages!); many trivial aphorisms—"a gracious woman wins respect; and diligent men win riches"; or "he who walks with wise men will become wise, but the companions of fools will smart for it"—could have been dispensed with at no great cost, or should at least not have re-appeared elsewhere in almost the same words. This also applies to the selections from the Talmud. Among much that is noble and profound such banalities crop up as: "there is no marriage settlement wherein there is no quarrel"; or "can a goat live in the same barn as a tiger? in the same fashion a daughter-in-law cannot live with her mother-in-law under the same roof." Such sayings may creep into an enormous book like the Talmud, but why special attention should be called to them is inconceivable.
And here we come to the second basic fault of the anthology: the absence of a considered judgment, of a nice discrimination and a feeling for differences of quality. While aphorisms such as those quoted above seem only superfluous, the presence of certain bits of contemporary Jewish humor in this collection is inexcusable. Certainly the Jewish humor of our time should not be banished from an anthology of Jewish wisdom. Among these products of sad self-irony are some that show flashes of deep insight, a most precise self-recognition and a marvellous knowledge of human conduct; they illuminate the tragedy of Jewish existence in a single word. An example of this sort of "humor" is given on page 623: "When a man tried to dissuade his (refugee) friend from going to Argentina, saying it was too far away, the wanderer sighed: 'Too far away? from where?'" But the bits of humor that surround this very beautiful and serious joke are vulgar and shameful—as indeed is most of the humor in this book. They do not flow from wise Jewish self-irony but from that undignified self-mockery and self-contempt that unfortunately can also be found among the Jews. Humor of this sort is not something to lay stress upon; it confirms the truth of much for which we are justly reproached. In any event it has nothing to do with wisdom and does not belong in a book like this.
On the whole the selections from ancient and medieval writings are better than those from modem sources. From the latter many important and at the same time specifically Jewish thinkers and writers are missing—e. g. Moses Hess, Hermann Cohen, Martin Buber, Franz Rosenzweig, Franz Kafka, Oskar Goldberg, Richard Beer-Hofmann. But for all its deficiencies this book does contain a great wealth of rare and characteristic pieces of Jewish wisdom, accompanied by some good and well-informed introductory notes.


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Don't now if Natareace Strong will visit. Committed to Mizzou today as expected.
Not putting all the blame on Braxton, but his issues with reading defenses and passing is a little bit of it. Our defense, specifically our secondary, is attrocious and you're right on the points you make.
Like I said, I just don't want another type of guy like this who is going to take a couple years to develop and still not hit the ceiling he can have.
20 plus game win streak against scrub opponents. Admit it, everyone in America knows it, soft schedule.
I'm not hating on Braxton because I happen to like him. He's explosive, dynamic, and fun to watch. But if we have a QB that is more polished, we win that game against MSU. The last two games against TTUN and there big brother, he went 14-36 with a combined 234 pass yards (two of his lowest all year), while he had 37 rush attempts for 295 yards. He's a much better QB than two years ago, he actually takes most of his looks before running. But he is still more of a run first QB.
Also to add to this, Lance McCallister is a biased, homer idiot. I can't stand to read or listen to anything he says. And Yes I live in Cincinnati.
UC always wants to play in Cincinnati. Why play UC in football at UC or Paul Brown? UC's stadium holds at most 40,000 people. Paul Brown holds what, around 60-70k? It's a smart move to play UC at The Shoe because OSU gets more money out of it. It also gives more people the chance to see this spectacular game, which I hope OSU wins by 40 after the whole bUCkeye state thing.
Onto the subject of landing kids. I think we have a problem with landing the big kids from the GCL. Kyle Rudolph is one big name that comes to mind. I know we did get Hubbard and we are in the running for HIlliard, but we also whiffed on Posey. These are Ohio kids, they should be getting the full court press every time they visit.
Lol at UC's football team being in a down year in 2006, they've never had an "up" year until the Sugar Bowl appearance. Lance is an idiot.
Not trying to be a buzzkill with this comment, but I don't understand why everyone wants another Braxton Miller type guy. Nothing bad against Braxton because I think he is a good QB. What I mean by this is we dont need another QB, as someone said before, who won't be able to get our receivers the ball. Braxton still hasn't even been developed fully and still has trouble reading defenses and hitting a guy who isn't clear as day open.
TG is a good quarterback and fast as hell, but definitely not a five star talent at QB. We don't need another "project" at QB to work on. He would definitely be the best WR in this class if he switched.
Maybe they see JT or Cardale having a couple years of starting and giving Gibson the coaching he needs. But if you're a five star prospect, you should definitely come in and compete for a job, which I don't think he could do.
Honestly I Hope Urban can hopefully stay in Gibson's ear long enough about playing QB and keep on Wimbush, Murray, or Francois (who I heard killed it and threw rockets at the elite 11) about actually being the #1 guy. Gibson signs and you switch him to WR. It's a dirty move, but I think it's how he should play it. You get a top notch, polished QB and then you pretty much land the best WR in the class too.
This is a gray box moment....
Best of luck to you Alex. Might have to get the Bucknuts subscription now.
its either #HottyToddy (wtf is that anyway) or #BBN, #Airraid (Kentucky) for me. Can't stand programs who have been irrelevant coming out of the woodwork.
Surprised they didnt show hoke deep throating a hot dog.
About time were sparking something up. Looked sluggish coming out.
God... Seeing the fans of that team up North all butthurt over this and going crazy on mgoblog... just makes this sunday even better.
Oh... and reading this mgoblog just made me realize how stupid some michigan fans can really be. Did find some rational ones though.
this got me though
If he wants to try to tackle Derrick Green when he continuously breaks through to the buckeyes secondary, let him.
I guess they don't know we have actually recruited a Dline unlike them.
Ding ding, good job lol. Exactly what I mean, guess some people just want to be smartasses about things.
Anyone else unimpressed with QB play in this game. Swoopes doesn't look good, Johnson is okay, and Browne, well he just threw into double coverage and almost an INT.
Seems like we always lose out to the elite kids that want to stay home and play. Diggs, Quick... Two great playmakers.
Mitchell will hopefully make up for it... Maybe even Dontre Wilson down the line.
Tminus 2 minutes. LETS GO QUICK!
Oh man... Jaylon Smith has a bloody nose. Five minutes of coverage for the Notre Dame commit.
Kid is a special type of player coming out of Indiana. Sucks we didn't get him even with Rod on the team. Sucks.
Please NBC, let me hear more about Notre Dame. I heard Greg Bryant and Jaylon Smith wioll be playing with them.
No Knowledge University (NKU). Used to be really easy to get into the college and in my time at the school I feel I learned nothing. It was so easy.
I just graduated from Northern last December. It was a nice little University and is on the up and up when it comes to size. More of a commuter college but now that they went D1 and are exapnding the campus significantly. The basketball teams has what it takes to be making it to March Madness down the line.
As said by Btalbert, it probably wont be a close game, but NKU is pesky. Beat WVU last year in a pre season game, hung with Louisville 2 years or so ago, and has hung with UC the past two years.