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Efficacy of Levetiracetam in Essential Tremor
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Essential tremor poses one of the greatest therapeutic challenges to neurologists. This study will examine the effectiveness of the drug, levetiracetam or keppra, for the treatment of essential tremor.
Essential Tremor
Drug: levetiracetam
Drug: placebo
Phase 1
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Efficacy of Levetiracetam in Patients With Essential Tremor
- Performance on a 16-item tremor rating scale including degree of tremor, writing, pouring and feeding. [ Time Frame: 12 weeks per treatment arm ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Assessment of adverse side effects. [ Time Frame: 12 weeks per arm ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Study Start Date:
|January 2005
|Study Completion Date:
|March 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|March 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: 1
Drug: levetiracetam
Subjects will receive levetiracetam titrated up over 6 weeks to a maximum dose of 3000 milligrams (mg) per day, and then continue at 1500 mg twice daily for an additional 6 weeks.
Other Name: keppra
|Placebo Comparator: 2
Drug: placebo
Subjects will receive identical placebo titrated up over 6 weeks to a maximum daily dose, and then continue twice daily for an additional 6 weeks.
Detailed Description:
Currently available pharmacological treatments for essential tremor are hampered by relatively low efficacy and intolerable side effects. Recent evidence indicates that levetiracetam (LEV) may modulate the dopaminergic system. In this regard LEV has been shown to reduce L-dopa-induced dyskinesias, tardive dyskinesia and myoclonus, and is relatively well-tolerated in the elderly. Previous studies examined the efficacy of LEV for the treatment of essential tremor. However, these were either open label or relatively short duration studies. A longer term study of LEV for the treatment of essential tremor is therefore warranted. In this randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover study, ten subjects with essential tremor will be randomly assigned to receive either LEV up to a maximum dose of 3000 milligrams (mg) per day or placebo. Study drug will be titrated up over 6 weeks and continued at 1500 mg twice daily for an additional 6 weeks. Following a 4 week washout period subjects will cross over to the other arm and continued for an additional 12 weeks. Subjects will be evaluated monthly by a blinded examining neurologist and research coordinator. At each study visit subjects will receive a neurological examination and will be evaluated using a 16-item scale for tremor and medication side effects. The data derived from study drug vs. placebo groups will be compared using the Mann-Whitney U and Wilcoxon W tests.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|25 Years to 85 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- History of tremor for 5 or more years
- No other neurological problems
Exclusion Criteria:
- Prior stroke or other neurological disease, psychiatric problems
- History of renal disease
- Pregnancy
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00620165
|United States, California
|VA Long Beach Healthcare System
|Long Beach, California, United States, 90822
|Principal Investigator:
|Steven S Schreiber, MD
|Southern California Institute for Research and Education
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|Responsible Party:
|Steven S. Schreiber, MD, Southern California Institute for Research and Education
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00620165 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|February 11, 2008
|Last Updated:
|April 16, 2009
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Essential Tremor
Central Nervous System Diseases
Movement Disorders
Nervous System Diseases
Neurologic Manifestations
Signs and Symptoms
Central Nervous System Agents
Neuroprotective Agents
Nootropic Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Protective Agents
Therapeutic Uses
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Governor John Baldacci is hosting a spaghetti supper at the Lewiston High School on June 12th from 4:30 pm to 7pm for the Lewiston Fire Relief Fund.
Devastating fires on April 29, May 3 and May 6 in downtown Lewiston displaced nearly 200 people and destroyed nine apartment buildings.
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In my 88 years of life I felt I had seen everything and heard everything that I would consider the highlights in my life. But on Sept. 5 of this year I met a veteran near my age named Dick Werner of St. George. He suggested that I sign up to go on a veterans trip to Washington, D.C. on Sept. 13. I signed up and joined a number of St. George residents who traveled to Hill Air Force Base and joined 288 other veterans and their wives or relatives for a trip to the nation's capitol. All together there were 244 veterans from ages 79-91 years of age. It was the same group of people that Tom Brokaw has written about; the greatest generation.
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The Carbon County Chamber Of Commerce's board of directors will host a meet the candidates night Oct. 6.
The voter educational forum will be presented from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in room 106 at the Price City Hall. The schedule includes:
â¢Slated at 6 p.m., session one will feature four United States House of Representatives District 2 candidates:
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Libertarian challenger Mathew Arndt.
Dennis Emery of the Constitution Party.
Republican Bill Dew.
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EPA Non-Cancer Toxicity Value for Dioxin and CERCLA/RCRA Cleanups
On February 17, 2012, EPA released the final non-cancer dioxin reassessment, publishing a non-cancer toxicity value, or reference dose (RfD), for 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) in EPA's Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS). The RfD for TCDD is for immediate use at Superfund sites to ensure protection of human health.
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In all cases, EPA's goal is protection of human health and the environment informed by the best available science as embodied in the RfD. In accordance with existing EPA guidance, the new RfD will be used to develop site-specific risk-based cleanup levels at CERCLA and RCRA sites. At sites that have been previously investigated or cleaned up under Superfund and RCRA, EPA Regions will consult with EPA Headquarters and will coordinate with our state partners to identify, prioritize and evaluate sites to determine if additional response action is needed.
2. Will additional cleanups be needed when the Agency releases the dioxin reassessment cancer results?
Dioxin-contaminated sites cleaned up based on the new non-cancer RfD are not expected to need additional cleanup when a new EPA cancer toxicity value for dioxin is published in EPA's Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS). This is because we anticipate that dioxin cleanup levels based on the new non-cancer RfD will be within the cancer risk range currently used by EPA's Superfund and RCRA cleanup programs.
3. What are the new screening soil dioxin preliminary remediation goals (PRGs), based on the new RfD and national, non-adjusted exposure factors?
Preliminary remediation goals (PRGs) are risk-based concentrations in media based on readily available information, which are used as a starting point in developing final remediation goals (NCP 40 CFR §300.430(e)(2)(i)). With the release of the IRIS RfD for TCDD, the Agency no longer has a need for the PRGs for dioxin in soil recommended in EPA's 1998 Approach for Addressing Dioxin in Soil at CERCLA and RCRA Sites (EPA 1998) or the proposed interim PRGs provided in the December 30, 2009 Draft Recommended Interim Preliminary Remediation Goals for Dioxin in Soil at CERCLA and RCRA Sites.
Instead, consistent with the National Contingency Plan's (NCP's) preamble (see e.g., 55 Fed. Reg. 8666 at p. 8745 (March 8, 1990) and subsequent guidance (EPA 2003), the IRIS RfD is the preferred toxicity value to use as a starting point for establishing exposure screening levels that are protective of human health. Thus, this RfD is now the recommended value "to be considered" (TBC) for use in developing site-specific dioxin PRGs and cleanup levels under CERCLA and the NCP. For example, the PRG calculated using the new RfD of 0.7 pg/kg-day (picogram per kilogram-day) and EPA non-adjusted exposure factors would be 50 parts per trillion (ppt) toxicity equivalence (TEQ) for residential soil and 664 ppt TEQ for commercial/industrial soil. We expect the Regions often will have preferred site-specific data they can use to adjust these goals using site-specific exposure factors instead of the national exposure factors.
The site-specific dioxin PRGs themselves are not the final remediation goals. During the remedial investigation/feasibility study (RI/FS), PRGs are generally modified based on site-specific data (e.g., exposure duration, frequency of exposure, etc. - see Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund (RAGS) Part B, see as well The Role of Baseline Risk Assessments in Remedy Selection Decision). Bioavailability is a factor to be considered during this process.
Superfund's nine remedy selection criteria (NCP 40 CFR §300.430(f)(5)(i)) are subsequently applied to the site-specific risk-based PRGs to develop final remediation goals (see A Guide to Preparing Superfund Proposed Plans, Records of Decisions, and Other Remedy Selection Documents). The nine selection criteria are: protection of human health and the environment; compliance with ARARs; long-term effectiveness and permanence; toxicity, mobility or volume reduction through treatment; short-term effectiveness; implementability; cost effectiveness; state agency acceptance; and community acceptance.
4. To which environmental media does the new RfD apply?
The new oral RfD may be used to evaluate dioxin-contaminated environmental media, such as soil, dust, sediments, or fish tissue.
Additional information on evaluating dioxin at CERCLA and RCRA sites is found below.
Dioxin Tool Box
The Dioxin Tool Box is composed of several technical documents intended to assist Superfund Project Managers in the sampling and analysis of dioxin contaminated soils.
The Dioxin Tool Box includes:
- Dioxin Relative Bioavailability Assay Evaluation Framework (PDF) (16 pp, 196 K, About PDF) (February 2014)
- Technical information on using incremental composite sampling (ICS) to evaluate dioxin contaminated soil.
- User Guide - Uniform Federal Policy Quality Assurance Project Plan Template For Soils Assessment of Dioxin Sites (PDF) (112pp, 5.9MB, About PDF) (September 2011)
- An ICS example quality assurance project plan in the format of the Unified Federal Policy.
- Fact sheets on the capabilities of Non Routine Analytical Services (NRAS) of the Technology Innovation and Field Services Division/ Office of Superfund Remediation and Technology Innovation.
- PCB Congener Final NRAS Fact Sheet (PDF) (3pp, 382KB, About PDF)
- Dioxin-like materials NRAS Fact Sheet (PDF) (4pp, 421KB, About PDF)
- A fact sheet on management of dioxin contaminated soils.
- Spreadsheets that calculate dioxin toxicity equivalence (TEQ) from congener results, taking into consideration non-detect and rejected data.
- About the TEQ calculators (PDF) (3pp, 140KB, About PDF)
- Basic calculator - Template (XLS) (7 worksheets, 974K)
- Basic calculator with example data (XLS) (7 worksheets, 985K)
- Advanced calculator - Template (XLS) (7 worksheets, 1.29MB) (July 2014)
- Advanced calculator with example data (XLS) (7 worksheets, 1.36B) (July 2014)
- Archived Adobe Connect webinar: TEQ Calculator Demo Part 1 (Tour of Calculator features and 3 ways to enter congener data; 1 hr 40 min.)
- Archived Adobe Connect webinar: TEQ Calculator Demo Part 2(Using the Calculator for documentation and as a permanent record; 32 min.)
Supporting Documents
- "Use of Dioxin TEFs in Calculating Dioxin TEQs at CERCLA and RCRA Sites." (PDF) (2 pp, 105K, About PDF) (May 2013)
- Provides frequently asked questions and corresponding answers on the use of dioxin toxicity equivalence factors (TEFs) in calculating dioxin toxicity equivalence (TEQ) concentrations at Superfund and RCRA sites.
- "Bioavailability of Dioxins and Dioxin-Like Compounds in Soil" (PDF) (83pp, 823K, About PDF) (January 2011) Transmission Memo (PDF) (2pp, 216K, About PDF)
- The OSRTI Technical Report entitled "Bioavailability of Dioxins and Dioxin-Like Compounds in Soil" identifies and evaluates published literature relevant to estimating a relative bioavailability (RBA) value of dioxin and dioxin-like compounds in soil.
"Bioavailability of Dioxins and Dioxin-Like Compounds in Soil, Peer Review Report." (PDF) (140pp, 1635K, About PDF)
- The OSRTI report entitled "Bioavailability of Dioxins and Dioxin-Like Compounds in Soil, Peer Review Report" presents the External Peer Review of the OSRTI Technical Report entitled "Bioavailability of Dioxins in Soil and Soil-Like Materials".
- The OSRTI Technical Report entitled "Bioavailability of Dioxins and Dioxin-Like Compounds in Soil" identifies and evaluates published literature relevant to estimating a relative bioavailability (RBA) value of dioxin and dioxin-like compounds in soil.
- "State Soil Cleanup Levels for Dioxin" (December 2009)
- Summarizes a review of state soil cleanup levels for dioxin and characterizes the science underlying the values.
- "Review of International Soil Levels for Dioxin" (PDF) (17pp, 109K, About PDF) (December 2009) Appendix (XLS) (8 worksheets, 144K)
- Provides a review of foreign nations' evaluation of the toxicity of dioxin and their established concentration values in soil that are intended to provide protection to humans who may be exposed under residential or commercial/industrial land uses.
- "Human Health Toxicity Values in Superfund Risk Assessments" (PDF) (4pp, 229K, About PDF) (December 2003)
- "The Role of Background in The CERCLA Cleanup Program" (PDF) (13pp, 148K, About PDF) (April 2002)
- This document clarifies the U.S. EPA's preferred approach for the consideration of background constituent concentrations of hazardous substances, pollutants, and contaminants in certain steps of the remedy selection process, such as risk assessment and risk management, at CERCLA.
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The Anderson County Middle School cross country team romped to a win in the Berea Invitational meet Saturday, finishing in front of the defending middle school state champion, Beaumont.
Anderson finished first with 29 points, followed by Beaumont's 41.
Cross country scores are tabulated adding together the placings of the top five finishers from a team. A perfect score is 15, meaning a certain team had the first five finishers.
The Anderson County Middle School girls' soccer team won the King Middle School Pre-Season Tournament Saturday night. The Lady Mustangs beat Bondurant, 7-0, Friday, then defeated Elkhorn in a shootout to win the title.
They were tied 1-1 with Elkhorn Middle 1-1 at the end of regulation and after a 10-minute overtime. Anderson won the shootout, 4-3. Anderson selections to the All- Tournament team were Madeline Wilson, Lyndsay Chelf and Hannah Drury.
The Anderson County Middle School seventh-grade girls' basketball team took the championship of the Bondurant Middle School Tournament on Oct. 29 in Frankfort. The Lady Mustangs defeated the host school 36-21 in the final. Sammy Rogers and Alorra Sims led Anderson with seven points each while Hannah Drury scored six. Others scoring for Anderson were Savannah Courtney with five, Billie Clark and Kristen Freed with four each, Bailey Mattingly with two and Bailey Curry with one.
The Anderson County Middle School girls' basketball A-team rolled to a 41-19 win over Bardstown Thursday night.
The Lady Mustangs remained unbeaten after ripping Bardstown with a 26-8 explosion in the first half.
Kaci Currens led Anderson with 15 points, while Bailey Curry added 12.
"I am very proud of the kids," Anderson coach Clay Birdwhistell said. "Last year, this team went 0-2 against Bardstown. All week long, I reminded them that Bardstown expected to come in here and win.
Most fans would say there is no way that a basketball game that ends in a 54-3 final can be pretty.
People that follow the Anderson County Middle School girls' team would beg to differ, especially after the Lady Mustangs dismantled visiting Spencer County last Tuesday night. It would seem they find beauty in being like Bad, Bad Leroy Brown.
"Junkyard dogs," was part of Anderson coach Clay Birdwhistell's tweet about the game.
Anderson led 30-0 at the half and cruised to the win.
Anderson County Middle School's baseball team had one of its most successful seasons ever. At the helm, in his fourth season as head coach, Graham Carlton has been enjoying the ride.
His reasons for coaching are simple yet sincere. "I coach for three reasons: I love kids. I love to help kids improve at what they do. And I'm addicted to competition, particularly the part that involves winning," he says.
The Anderson County Middle School girls' soccer team celebrated its Eighth Grade Night last Thursday.
They beat Owen County 4-1 to finish their season.
Madeline Wilson scored twice while Billie Clark and Autumn Miller added goals for the Lady Mustangs. Kennedy Smith and Hannah Drury shared keeper duties for Anderson.
"This group of eighth-graders will be a hard group of girls to replace," said coach Daniel Rogers.
Zachary Carmichael's third-inning grand slam capped a 12-run explosion for the Mustangs as they easily defeated visiting Washington County, 14-1 last week.
Leading only 2–1 entering the inning, Dusty Puckett singled, Jacob Crouch doubled, driving in one, and Brice Stockton belted a two-run home run.
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A Jefferson County Court trial of a Watertown man accused of possessing cocaine on two occasions was canceled Monday after he admitted the crimes.
Rajsheem L. Richardson, 25, pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Jury selection was scheduled to begin in the morning for a trial in the matter, but the pleas negated the need for one.
Mr. Richardson was charged in an indictment handed up in June with possessing more than 8 ounces of cocaine in April 2012 at an apartment on Institute Street in Adams. Police had gone to the apartment to investigate a reported odor of marijuana and instead located cocaine with an estimated street value of $130,000. Three other people were indicted along with Mr. Richardson.
When police attempted to arrest Mr. Richardson June 14 on Holcomb Street on the indictment warrant, it was claimed that he ran from police, discarding cocaine as he fled. Police alleged that he had 14 grams of cocaine in his possession at that time.
Mr. Richardson is expected to be sentenced May 24 to 5� years in state prison, followed by three years of additional supervision upon his release.
He is an ex-convict, having served about three years in state prison for a second-degree attempted assault conviction in County Court. He admitted in September 2010 that he tried to seriously injure Arthur L. Hayes III on April 24, 2007, at the since-closed Club Renaissance on Route 3 in the town of LeRay.
Police charged that a knife was used to stab Mr. Hayes, a Fort Drum soldier who suffered an injury that required open-heart surgery. A second soldier also suffered stab wounds in the incident.
Mr. Richardson initially pleaded guilty in that case to first-degree assault and was sentenced to five years in prison. He appealed the conviction to the state Appellate Division, Fourth Department, arguing, among other things, that there was not enough evidence on record to support his guilt. The appellate court agreed, stating, among other things, that there were three witness statements taken in the case and each tended to point more toward Mr. Richardsons innocence than his guilt.
Given the ruling, Mr. Richardson asked Judge Kim H. Martusewicz to review the grand jury minutes in the case and rule whether the evidence within was sufficient to support a charge of second-degree attempted murder, the top count in an indictment handed up in June 2007. Upon review, Judge Martusewicz dismissed the count in the interest of justice.
Mr. Richardson then agreed to plead guilty to an amended count of second-degree attempted assault. However, because he already had spent more than three years in custody, or more than the maximum amount called for in his indeterminate sentence of 1� to 3 years, he was released a few days later.
In other court activity Monday, Zachary T. Remington, 18, Watertown, was sentenced to 3� years in prison, followed by 10 years post-release supervision, for a Feb. 22 guilty plea to first-degree attempted criminal sex act.
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SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — When a thief stole a man's dog Mochi along with a laptop and bicycles, the owner took to social media and recruited hundreds of people to help track her down, but none more connected than Green Day's front man Billie Joe Armstrong. Go HERE to see the full story.
"To me it's a kidnapping, that was my child, and it was taken away from my house," said David Baker.
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It might be one of the most unique covers of a Green Day hit you'll ever hear: young, at-risk girls from an Indian shelter singing Boulevard of Broken Dreams. "Many of these children have been abused or have suffered trauma. Music helps to engage them, it helps them to relax," Faith Gonsalves, the founder of Music Basti, says. Volunteers from the non-profit help give the girls a musical voice as a means of giving them a confident and creative voice of their own.
"We're in incredible company and I'm still trying to make sense of this," he says
Only a handful of bands get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame the first year they're eligible these days. When Billie Joe Armstrong learned that Green Day were one of them, he could barely process the news. "I had to go for a walk," he says. "I wound up at this cafe and I sat down and my son met up with me. I told him and he was like, 'Oh my God. No way.' It just took some time to sink in. We're in incredible company and I'm still trying to make sense of this. It's just incredible." The singer spoke to Rolling
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Lou Reed, Green Day and the 1970s soul star Bill Withers are among the latest entrants to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
They, along with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, and Stevie Ray Vaughan and his group Double Trouble, will be honored in Cleveland on April 18 at the hall's 30th annual induction ceremony, the organization is to announce on Tuesday.
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I sense the beginning of the descent into our familiar spot in the basement.
Jones has cooled off. Wieters is hitting .230, Reynolds and his .180 average are back, Andino cooled off, and we still have tons of dead weight on the roster like Nick Johnson, Endy Chavez, etc. Hunter stinks. Matusz and Arrieta are hot and cold.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- A Tonawanda man who was sentenced to 30 days in jail and three years probation for encouraging the driver of the car he was in to leave the scene of an accident is back in trouble with the law.
John Pieri was arraigned Thursday on charges he violated that probation.
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Members of the Helper council adopted a general plan for the city last Thursday.
State law requires that each municipality have a general plan outlining the long-range plan for development.
The statute dictates that the plan should outline the present and future needs of the municipality as well as plans related to the growth and development of all or part of the land within the municipality.
Mayor Joe Bonacci indicated that the need for the general plan arose when Utah Department of Transportation officials began plans to improve the junction of Helper's Main Street and U.S. Highway 6.
The mayor explained that officials looked for a general or master plan for the city.
By state statute, one of the purposes of the plan is to allow other government agencies, such as counties, school districts and state and federal departments, to understand the long-term plans of the city.
With a general plan in place, other entities are able to understand how the agencies' plans may best fit into the general plans for the city.
A general plan cannot add unreasonable requirements to development by private or public entities.
However, it can serve as a starting point for agencies like UDOT when the entities begin planning for additions like the proposed interchange.
Planning and zoning officials explained that the plan is the result of extensive review.
City planners obtained numerous plans from other cities and reviewed them, taking portions pertinent to Helper from other municipalities.
In addition, the planning commission had distributed a questionnaire to city residents more than a year ago, asking residents what plans and visions they have for Helper.
Councilmember Chuck Buchanan said he remembered working with the commission at that time and recalled that the return rate on the questionnaires was above 60 percent.
Members of the planning commission indicated that the results of the survey had been incorporated into the general plan.
They reiterated that the plan had been scrutinized by many and conveyed the opinion of the planning commission that the general plan accurately demonstrated a vision of Helper's future.
Mayor-elect Mike Dalpiaz questioned the timing of the decision by the council, explaining that he had not been notified of the plan and asked for more time to review the guidelines before the council made the city's decision.
Bonacci explained that the city had met its legal obligations and had advertised to the public regarding the matter.
Advertisements on Nov. 24 and Nov. 29 in the Sun Advocate stated that the plan would be available for review at the city recorder's office.
Dalpiaz told the council that he did not receive the local paper and was not aware that the plan was available for review.
Bonacci noted that it was unfortunate that the mayor-elect was not aware of the vote and left the matter before the council.
The general plan should be reviewed approximately every five years. That time frame raised some concern by Dalpiaz, who questioned whether the city could amend the plan more often than indicated.
The council agreed that the plan could be amended at any time. Councilmember Bob Farrell expressed his view that the plan was a good starting point for the city's long-term planning efforts and suggested that the council approve it with the understanding that it could be updated as necessary.
Noting the concerns raised by Dalpiaz and the ability to adjust the plan as necessary to match the needs and desires of city residents, the council approved the plan.
In unrelated matters, the council tabled multiple agenda items. One agenda item, the review and discussion of an agreement with the Price River Water Improvement District, was tabled.
Another item relates to a community development block grant the city received for the Rio Theater. The grant required that the city hire three full time employees; however, the city indicated in August that it does not plan to hire additional personnel for the theater.
Bonacci indicated that negotiations are continuing regarding the repayment of the loan. Dalpiaz added that he has been involved in some of those discussions and was aware of the situation.
Although the matter was tabled, if negotiations fail and an agreement cannot be reached before Dec. 31, the city may need to call a special council meeting to address the issue.
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With the announcement that Visa is going to team up with DeviceFidelity to deliver NFC payments via microSD cards there is news that Visa will have some competition from First Data and Tyfone. First Data and Tyfone have announced their partnership to also bring the ability to deliver NFC payments via MicroSD cards to cell phones.
The heart of their system is Tyfone's SideTap card made by NXP Semiconductors which can also function as an actual memory card in addition to a NFC payment device. However, while Tyfone's SideTap card can function as memory card as well it is expected to cost the same as a regular memory card of the same capacity.
Using a microSD card instead of a phone with built in NFC technology will also reduce the need for carries or phone manufacturers to be involved which will also help lower the costs. While the complete details of the partnership are not known at this time the two companies are promising that the technology will hit the market in the second half of 2010.
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The OFA Junior Varsity Boys Basketball team recorded a 18-0 record under Head Coach Scott Sargent and his assistant Mike Sargent.
The Blue Devil JVs became only the second OFA Boys JV basketall team in the last 30 years, and the first since 2002, to produce an unbeaten season. The Devils played tremendous defense all season long, only allowing one team to reach 40 points and holding teams to an average of 29.1 ppg. Offensively, the Devils were an extemely pass-oriented and unselfish group, scoring 55 ppg with 6 players averaging between 5 and 9 points per game. This was an exceptional group to coach. Their effort in practice every single day was top-notch, and they represented their school and community well. I am very proud of them, said Coach Scott Sargent. Kneeling are Matt Ramm, Jordan Miller, Jon Rogers, Tristan Moore, Nick Green, Justin Ross, and Peyton Lalone. Standing are Coach Scott Sargent, General Manager John Hannan, James Wing, Dom Yerdon, Nick Sweeney, Al Fisher, Dakota Brady, Josh Farrar, Marcus Johnson, Ryan Adams, and Assistant Coach Mike Sargent. (Heaton Photo)
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