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This is my birthday week. I'm taking this opportunity to post pictures of me in my muu-muu collection. Thanks for indulging me. You only turn 34 once...so I've heard.
awww the scary eyes :)
Well, they are a beautiful blue
Happy Birthday! Enjoy your week
I'm seriously wanting to do some muumuu shopping. Happy Birthday! The pictures are awesome. Scary eyes and all.
Happy Birthday!
oh my goodness gravy the picture of Ever looking at her wings is PRICELESS!!!!Look at her face teeheee just so dang cute!
It is hard to enjoy your simple, gorgeous photos and writing with 4 flashing, moving, spastic ads for Mars Needs Whatever zinging me in the eye a millimeter away, including an infuriating pop-up, plus the irritating purple thing at the bottom. I read as fast as I could and got the hell out of there, a huge change from my slow, comforting re-stroll through the previous week's posts over a cup of coffee, which was my routine a year ago.
Not normally one to complain, but your blog now raises my blood pressure instead of lowering it, which is such a bummer as I really used to enjoy it and still want to enjoy the content. I know you need to support your family but I wish it could be done in a less irritating way, I normally am not bothered by ads but the format and layout here makes me scowl.
What's with all the pop-up ads?
Happy Birthday beautiful blue eyes!
Your eyes are like a perfect sky blue!!
Blessings to you,
I think anonymous is going for a dramatic reading on the vlog this week...just sayin.
Amen Anonymous Peeps! Amen!
Oh, I don't know. I sure have turned 39 a bunch of times...
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Annoying pop ups WITH freaky looking aliens?!?
We thought the combination would be a winner....
I kid.
We thought this was an opt in campaign and it ended up being an opt out.
Meaning: Since we didn't say "no" Blogher went ahead and ran it.
Email requesting the opt out has been sent.
For now, thanks for your patience, and look for the "close" button on the pop-over or whatever they call it.
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Seriously, what's with the mu-mus?!
Are you turning 34 or 64? Madge and Eunice want them back.
Happy Biffy!
I don't know what everyone is talking about with the pop up ads. I read this blog everyday and have never had that happen. Maybe I have something on my computer or phone that prevents that, who knows. And Cjane only has like 3 or 4 ads (if it's even that many) on the side bar. I've never been bothered by any ads on this blog. Nienie's blog on the other hand is so slow to load it's makes me crazy.
Love, Love, Love the pic of you and Chup! I see so much love and adoration in both your eyes! I love a good LOVE story. Have you ever told yours to us? Would love to hear if you haven't. Golly, I used LOVE a lot in this post... Guessin' I LOVE you guys! :)
I loved that last picture! Have a Happy Birth-week!
Happy birthday week!! That last picture is awesome!
Happy Birthday Week!! And I love the mumu pics, they make me smile :).
You look EXACTLY like your mom in that last picture. And that's a compliment. I love the muu muus. I've never wanted one more in my life till' now.
Sometimes I think about making irritating anonymous comments to see if I can get on the vlog, but I just can't bring myself to do it. Anyway, you ROCK the mu-mu's! I totally wish I could pull it off.
Ewwwww, mumus! Absolutely unflattering and sexless! Might as well grow out your leg hair.
Toss 'em Courtney. Mumus are for the depressed who have resigned to a life behind a curtain - literally.
Ah, but wait: from Wikipedia (had to look up mumu - why were they invented): "Muumuu are also popular as maternity wear and with obese people because they do not restrict the waist.
Maternity wear perhaps??? If so, congrats but in this modern age, why cover up the fact you have a growing belly?
And if you're not expecting, toss the mumu and you will be! ;) (That's for you Chup)
happy birthday cjane. that photo of you and chup is completely awesome...such love just shines through.
oh...hee hee...i just noticed the chief trying to sneak into your photo with ever...cute.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY COURTNEY! Take some time to celebrate YOU!
I was going to comment on The Chief using your boop to hold himself up, but then thought better of it.
That photo of you & Chup...lovely.
Great. Now I want a Birthday Week and a muumuu!
Love the pictures!
Happy Birthday!
The wearing of muumuus makes me think you are pregnant.
HA ha! This made me laugh as we reguarly call my baby girl Angel Baby (or Baby Sweets) and my little boy The Man Child (or just Man Child). Good times.
Yessssssssss Chup thank you so much, glad to hear it. Pop ups are bad enough, but there were 4 frames showing the exact. Same. Thing. It was like attack of the creepy smushy grinning marketing monsters. And the purple thing at the bottom never bothers me on its own but in combination...its all seriously distracting from some seriously gorgeous photos today.
Love the pictures ....especially the one of you with Chup. The look on your face as you lean into him is sooooo sweet!
Keep rockin' those muumuus! It's your birthday and you get to do whatever you want. People should be glad that the muumuus are the wildest thing you're doing! lol
Can I just tell you that I think you are SO pretty! And your personality rocks! I love reading your vlog! Hope you have a fabulous birthday!!!
Not only is your pic with Chup beautiful but he also go the quickly resolved the annoying pop-up thing. He is a keeper.
Happy Birthday!
I love the way the kids are looking as if to say, "Hey, where did mom get this wing/halo?"
You make me want a muu muu, and that last picture is so beautiful.
You can rock a muumuu like it's going out of style and that's saying a lot because last time I checked, they were out of style.
Hello? Is this thing on?
ewwww....women having barely disguised crushes on Chup and writing innuendo laden comments (ie: "that's for you Chup") kinda, seriously grosses me out.
"Anonymous" needs a valium.
Oh wait.
c jane and chup,
the fault of the pop ups lies (is that the right word)? not with your blog but with the inferior computers the complainers have.
'nough said.
i NEVER have a pop up blog.
Hey CJane, like the hair! I think the picture of you and Chup needs to be in your top 10 collection. Beautiful.
These muumuus are quite modest. No Boops showing at all:) I need to find a comfy muumuu. They look NICE!
Love this.......
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"Do your boops hang low? Do they wobble to and fro? Can you tie 'em in a knot, can you tie 'em in a bow? Can you throw 'em over your shoulder like a Continental Soldier? Do your boops hang low?"
Sorry, I just couldn't resist! And this is coming from a good place. Like from a mother of 5 who can honestly answer...yes...yes they can and they do.
I LOVE your pictures! Where'd you score the awesome muumuus? Thanks for sharing your life and wonderful sense of humor with us and Happy Happy Birthday!
Oh C Jane! I so hope you have a happy, happy birthday! You are such a dynamic, fantastic, unique, hilarious, gorgeous, brilliant woman. Thank you for bringing a humor, perspective, and muu muus to my life and the lives of all your adoring fans! Cheers to you and your marvelous family, and thanks for making me feel like I'm a little part of it!
Love to the muumuu. When you are dressing for comfort sex is not usually on your mind, right? Who is trying to be sexy AND comfortable? Usually muumuu = bloated or retaining water or whatever. Everyone has muumuu days.
O.k., THAT would have been funny had I clicked "anonymous".
I'm just glad I didn't try to admit to anything anonymously.
I'm to old for this.
Wishing you a Happy Birthday!
I just read your deseret news column "women behaving goodly." I absolutely loved it! I have been feeling this very thing lately. I have wondered if I have the makings of such a goodly woman. I hope so.
my mac protects me from big, bad pop ups and i have made two children so far in my years of wearing muumuus. so has c jane.
Happy Birthday week!!
Loving the muumuu :) I may have to dig a mine out of storage--I have a few that are 45+ years old which is scary.
I love it. And I get it! I have a caftan collection.
Ok, can you please send me to your hairstylist so I can ask for the CJane hair cut and color??!!!
And Happy Birthday! 34 is a good age. I'll soon be there in a few months. :)
A belated Happy Birthday, Courtney! The photos are wonderful--especially luv the one with Ever glancing back at her angels wings with a look as if she is saying "Um, Mommy? I don't know if I can quite live up to this!" LOL! Precious babies!
well i basically am in need of about fifty muu-muu's right now.
where have you been all my life.
love you.
LOL! I love them! Nice wings.
It's my birthday week, too! I knew there was one more reason to add to the list of why I like you, Courtney. But I have to disagree with turning 34 only once. I turned 34 last year for a second time. Only to be cruelly corrected by Paul after my Happy Birthday song. I was pregnant, hormonal and certain that I had just turned 34. And then he caused all my fantasies to come crashing down when he told me that, in fact, I was 35. Whatever, Paul. At least I'm hot.
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SACKETS HARBOR An off-duty Jefferson County sheriffs deputy helped rescue a Fort Drum man who had fallen off a cliff early Saturday.
Deputies said emergency responders received a report at about 3:50 a.m. that a man had fallen to the edge of Lake Ontario from a cliff behind General Smith Drive and Park Street. Deputy Travis F. Alcombrack, who is also a volunteer firefighter, responded in his own boat and was able to quickly locate Lane Reeder, 24, who was huddled on rocks near the water.
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NEWPORT–The North Country boys basketball team is in a state of flux right now. The team has been trying to establish an identity as a defensive minded physically and mentally tough group, but with a stream of players going in and out of the line-up as of late, it has been tough.
"We started off 4-3 and we are now 4-9. We are on a six game losing streak and we are frustrated," said coach Brian Bonvechio, "We feel like we are playing hard enough, but we are not getting things done that we need to."
ORLEANS-With a four game wining streak under their belts, the Lake Region Rangers looked to continue the trend. Visiting Danville had other ideas as they pulled away late for a 63-57 victory. The Indian backcourt had their way with the Rangers guards as Kyle Johnson and Scott Remick combined for 41 points for Danville. The tandem forced numerous turnovers, laying the groundwork for the Indians' eleventh win of the year.
WESTMORE–With perfect weather conditions and lightly falling snow to accent the mood, the North Country Nordic teams had a great day at the races on Saturday.
The Falcon girls won the race with a score of 22, besting hosts St. Johnsbury and two other teams to earn the win. The NCU boys came in third with a score of 49 behind St. Johnsbury in first and Burlington in second.
ORLEANS-They say most times you learn more from a loss than a win. That will probably be the case as Coach Mark Tinker's valiant Ranger girls gave 12-1 Oxbow everything they wanted and more before falling 45-41 at the Don Harter Gymnasium over the weekend.
JERICHO–The North Country wrestling team was the top finishing Vermont school in weekend tournament action. The crew took home sixth place out of seventeen teams, and coach Chris Mandigo was very pleased with his teams efforts.
"They wrestled extremely well, and I am very proud of them."
Here are the results from the tournament:
1) Makenzie Steel (Lake Region), 120lbs, had two good matches. Did not place.
2) Josh Tompkins, 145lbs, went 1/2, did not place, pinned Spaulding opponent Anthony Duchamel-Garcia in 38 seconds.
CRAFTSBURY—The Lady Chargers played host to the Chelsea Red Devils Saturday afternoon and after a hard fought contest that saw Craftsbury leading entering the 4th quarter, it was too much Chelsea late as the Devils were able to pull away for a 54-42 victory.
The Red Devils jumped out to an early 5-0 lead before Thalia Thomas knocked down a long 3 pointer to get the Chargers on the board. They would grab their first lead of the contest at 11-10, just before the buzzer when Hattie Brochu scored off a full court lob pass from Iva Wright.
CRAFTSBURY – On Saturday, the Chargers pulled away from the Chelsea Red Devils late to secure a 54-39 victory.
Craftsbury Academy wasted little time jumping out on top, after winning the opening tip-off Andrew Marckres laid it in for 2, just 13 seconds into the game. Chelsea would claim their first lead of the contest when Brandon Poulin connected on a long 3 to gain a 6-5 edge. Aided by a 2-12 run, Craftsbury would find themselves trailing 18-7 at the end of 1 quarter of play.
NEWPORT – The North Country Lady Falcons played host to the Burlington Seahorses Friday night. After a tight contest throughout, the Seahorses were able to pull away to a 44-38 victory.
The Falcons struggled offensively to start the contest, the were 0-7 from the field before Noelle Pinard would get them on the board with a nice base-line up-and-under to cut the score to 4-2 6 minutes into the contest. Anna Bingham would launch a long 3-pointer from 25 feet, coupled with a successful and-1 to give North Country their first lead of the contest, 8-7 at the end of the opening frame.
JAY–With their overtime win against MMU in the rearview mirror, the North Country girls hockey team cruised to the 5-1 win over U-32 Friday night at the Ice Haus Arena.
Said coach Claude Paul, "We talked before the game about that we have had a habit lately of playing two periods, or a period and a half, but never three, and that is what I wanted them to play tonight.
"Granted in the first we had our moments, but I think that is more a feeling out of your opponent at that time of the game."
JAY–Tired legs.
That is what one member of the North Country boys hockey team's coaching staff said in between the first and the second period; tired legs.
And who could blame him. Having played in Barre on Wednesday night against Spaulding in a game that started at 8:00, and getting home well past midnight, you can understand how the Falcons might not be as rested as they would have liked to have been when they fell to Colchester 8-4 in the second game of the double-header on Friday.


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Faculty members of the College's Division of Education are providing daylong workshops with teachers in a variety of subject areas, including English Language Arts and Mathematics instruction and using iPods in the classroom. Felician's faculty also present the latest research and teaching techniques on the Common Core Standards set by the State.
"The Felician College Division of Education is committed to serving the educational community, and our partnerships with area schools are a good vehicle for that service," said Dr. Rose Rudnitski, Dean and Professor, School of Education.
Recently, Felician's faculty provided an in-service workshop at St. Andrew the Apostle School in Clifton and Academy of the Most Blessed Sacrament and St. Paul's School, both in Ramsey. Felician also has a similar relationship with a school in Managua, Nicaragua, where three faculty and Dr. Rudnitski provided two days of professional development this past summer on assessing student learning.
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The Lake Forest run continued into the second half, eventually reaching 18-0 before Kandace Fox halted the drought with two free throws at the 18:25 mark to cut the lead down to 34-18. LFC went up by 20 at 17:48 and had their largest lead at 57-31 with 9:49 remaining. The Buccaneers got no closer than 61-42 with 6:59 remaining.
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Buckeye Police said Andrew Rael, 25, was the same man being investigated for a weekend shooting in the West Valley city that left a tow-truck driver dead.
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Glendale Police joined the investigation to determine whether the dead man was connected to the murder of Daniel Scott White, 26, a convenience store clerk earlier Monday morning.
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The impending automatic tax hikes and spending cuts due to come into effect Jan. 1 would significantly impact the regional economy by slashing funding for Fort Drum, Border Patrol and schools while increasing taxes, said Rep. William L. Owens, D-Plattsburgh.
With the House of Representatives due back Sunday evening, that leaves slightly more than one day for a compromise to be reached and passed by the Democratic Senate and Republican House.
Its unlikely that we get a big deal, said Mr. Owens, who believes this fight will continue over the next several months.
Although he prefers to call the series of tax hikes and spending cuts a slope as opposed to a cliff because the impact would be felt gradually over the course of the next several months he believes it would be crippling to the regional economy.
If we start sliding down the slope you would see a 7 to 8 percent decline in every line item at Fort Drum, including personnel, he said, adding that furloughs and layoffs would certainly follow.
You would see the same thing for the Border Patrol and at school districts, said Mr. Owens.
Payroll and capital gains taxes would also increase if Congress does not act by the first, potentially costing thousands of dollars for middle class households.
The people that will be most inversely affected will be the middle class on down, said Mr. Owens.
What we really need are more moderates to step forward on the Republican side of the aisle, said Mr. Owens. That would allow us to force both sides to come to the middle.
According to Mr. Owens, the conversations about the fiscal slope are being led by the extremes. Pointing to the failed Plan B vote in the House of Representatives called by Speaker John A. Boehner, Mr. Owens said this is a crisis of leadership.
Plan B would have increased taxes on those making more than $1 million and, despite being brought forward by the Republican Mr. Boehner, failed to pass the House last week.
The Plan B vote clearly was chaos on the Republican side, said Mr. Owens. What that tells you is that the extremes are controlling the caucus, which means you cant bring a moderate position to the floor.
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President Barack H. Obama met with Congressional leaders on Friday but was unable to reach a compromise. Republicans have refused to support any compromise that includes tax increases.
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DEERFIELD BEACH -- Knights, noble steeds, duels and magic were just a few of the highlights to Dawn Horne's romantic travel back to the 16th Century for Valentine's Day. Deerfield Beach's Quiet Waters Park hosts the 2009 Florida Renaissance Festival.
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- While taking a family vacation in South Carolina, my 16 year old sister, Danyele, snapped this photo of the U.S. Custom House in downtown, historic Charleston. We didn't notice until later that there was a small, adorable bird perched on the wall and overlooking the garden. Taken with a Nikon D40 18/55mm lens.
SPRING HILL, Fla. -- I took this photo of a juvenile raccoon while visiting family. Taken with a Nikon D80.
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. -- A peacock on a five-foot fence at the now abandoned Crandon Park zoo.
NOVA SCOTIA -- Although it is widely believed that the 45th parallel is the halfway point between the equator and the north pole, that is not entirely accurate because the earth is oblate, not round. This photo, taken in Nova Scotia, is at the exact halfway point 10.1 miles north of the 45th parallel.
MACHU PICCHU, Peru -- The Lost City of the Incas. Machu Picchu, one of the new seven wonders of the world, is located high in the Andes of Peru. We visited there while traveling in Sacred Valley. Taken with a Kodak EasyShare V550.
HEBRON, N.H. -- While driving around Newfound Lake last fall, I had to stop and capture this beautiful barn front. Taken with a Canon G7.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- I went with my grandmother on a girls weekend trip to DC.
BOQUERON, Puerto Rico -- This photo was taken behind Galloways Restaurant and Bar. Taken with a Cannon EOS Rebel XTi digital.
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A newly restored steam engine built in 1898, known as Met Locomotive... News PhotoArrival,Bestof,Built Structure,Construction Industry,England,Finance,Horizontal,Human Interest,Leisure Activity,London - England,London Underground,New,Restoring,Station,Steam,Steam Train,Topics,Topix,Transportation,UKPhotographer Matthew LloydCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesLONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 13: A newly restored steam engine built in 1898, known as Met Locomotive No. 1, arrives at Moorgate station in a recreation of the first London Underground journey on January 13, 2013 in London, England. The London Underground celebrates its 150th birthday this month, the Metropolitan line being the first stretch between Paddington and Farringdon stations. (Photo by Matthew Lloyd/Getty Images)


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Purpose This cardiac dysfunction in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy is associated with minor cardiac damage as indicated by elevation of plasma cardiac troponin I (cTnI). The purpose of this study is to investigate whether the administration of Carvedilol can suppress the minor cardiac damage and prevent deterioration of cardiac function.
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Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Official Title:
|Carvedilol for the Prevention of Minor Cardiac Damage and Cardiac Function in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
- The suppression of minor cardiac damage indicated as elevation of plasma cTnI [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Left ventricular function deterioration assessed by echocardiography In-hospital mortality for cardiac dysfunction In-hospital mortality for any cause Overall mortality [ Time Frame: 5 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|December 2007
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2012
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Carvedilol
Drug: Carvedilol
Other Name: Artist, Daich-Sankyo Co.Ltd
|No Intervention: Control
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The life span in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy has been extending due to the development of artificial respiratory devices. According to that, the ratio of cardiac dysfunction as a cause of death has been increasing. This cardiac dysfunction was associated with minor cardiac damage as indicated by elevation of plasma cardiac troponin I (cTnI). Furthermore, and the detection rate of cTnI plasma as revealed to be correlated with the deterioration speed of LV dysfunction assessed by serial echocardiography measurements. Accordingly, if this minor cardiac damage is suppressed, it is postulated that the progression of cardiac dysfunction can be stopped. In the cases with ventricular arrhythmia and tachycardia, we found plasma cTnI became undetectable after administration of beta-blocker. Accordingly, we investigate whether administration of beta-blocker, carvedilol can persistently suppress the minor cardiac damage and lead to suppress the deterioration of LV function. Note that his study preventive study for preserved to moderate LV dysfunction and is not intended to the beta-blocker treatment for severe LV dysfunction. Because we assume that the mechanism of elevation of cTnI is different; spontaneous in preserved to mild LV dysfunction in patients but LV wall stress in severe LV dysfunction in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|8 Years to 45 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
Male patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy are required to meet the following criteria:
- Aged 8 to 45 years
- Positive plasma cardiac troponin I (0.06ng/mL) at least 4 blood measurement in every 3 month.
- Left ventricular ejection fraction >30% by echocardiography assessment
- Written informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
Patients with the following conditions will be excluded from the study:
- Left ventricular ejection fraction <30%
- No plasma cTnI elevation
- beta-blocker is already administered without measurement of plasma cTnI
- Contraindication against treatment with β blockers
- Any other serious disease that could potentially complicate the management and follow-up protocols
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00606775
|Contact: Takao Nishizawa, MD,PhD
|Contact: Fumihiko Yasuma, MD,PhD
|Suzuka Hospial
|Suzuka, Mie, Japan, 513-8501
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|Contact: Fumihiko Yasuma, MD. PhD +81-593-78-0337 email@example.com
|Sub-Investigator: Fumihiko Yasuma, MD, PhD
|Sub-Investigator: Toshimitsu Mori, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Motoko Sakai, MD, PhD
|Sub-Investigator: Satoshi Kuru, MD, PhD
|Sub-Investigator: Seigo Kimura, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Takuya Tamura, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Kentaro Sahashi, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Rei Shibata, MD, PhD
|Sub-Investigator: Taiki Ohashi, MD
|Principal Investigator:
|Takao Nishizawa, MD, PhD
|Department of Cardiology, Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine
|Responsible Party:
|Takao Nishizawa, Department of Cardiology, Nagoya Universtiy Graduate School of Medicine
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00606775 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|January 22, 2008
|Last Updated:
|February 4, 2008
|Health Authority:
|Japan: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Suzuka Hospital:
Adrenergic beta-Antagonists
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Troponin I
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Muscular Dystrophies
Muscular Dystrophy, Duchenne
Cardiovascular Diseases
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Genetic Diseases, X-Linked
Heart Diseases
Muscular Diseases
Muscular Disorders, Atrophic
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neuromuscular Diseases
Adrenergic Agents
Adrenergic Antagonists
Adrenergic alpha-1 Receptor Antagonists
Adrenergic alpha-Antagonists
Adrenergic beta-Antagonists
Antihypertensive Agents
Cardiovascular Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Neurotransmitter Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Therapeutic Uses
Vasodilator Agents
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Packard Panther at Pebble Beach 2011. Photo by Mike McNessor.
Not often does one car collector get an entire concours class all to himself, but the organizers of this year's Amelia Island Concours made an exception for Packard collector Ralph Marano – not because he paid them off, but because he's put together a unique collection of Packard one-off, show, experimental, and concept cars, 10 of which he plans to bring to Amelia.
Marano, of Westfield, New Jersey, began collecting Packards in the late 1970s, but said he doesn't quite recall when he decided to assemble every existing Packard show car, particularly those from the 1950s. "It began with me going out and searching for them, then over the years it inverted, and people started calling me," he said. Along the way, he's had to piece together all of the cars' varied histories and origins, some quite a bit more complex than the dream cars that GM, Ford and Chrysler built at the same time.
Take, for example, the Vignale Packard. Based on a prewar Packard 120 chassis, the coachbuilder Vignale draped it with an envelope body much wider than the original. "The steering wheel is so far toward the center of the car, that when I have a passenger in it with me, they're just about sitting on my lap," Marano said. Marano claims Vignale began work on it in 1938 – 10 years before the coachbuilding firm was founded – and the partially completed car was hidden away during World War II, then finished and revealed after the war (some sources claim 1948, others 1951). Whatever the backstory, the convertible body bears little resemblance to any other Packard of any era, with only a hint of Packard's trademark tombstone grille.
Other Packard one-offs of the era were certainly built for show – to prove that Packard was still in the game and could still hold its own against the competition from Detroit. The Richard Arbib-designed Packard Pan America – which ended up influencing the production Caribbean – traveled the show circuit in 1952, as did the Dick Teague-designed Balboa in 1953, Teague's Request in 1955, and the Dick Macadam-designed Predictor in 1956. Some weren't built just for static display: The Panther of 1954 (which Teague originally named Gray Wolf II) debuted at Daytona Beach, where Jim Rathmann reportedly ran its supercharged straight-eight up to an unofficial record of 131.1 MPH. And still others – like the Macauley coupe – seemed to have been built expressly as executives' cars.
Packard Macaluey coupe. Photo courtesy Glenmoor Gathering.
Nor were many of them pure one-offs. Six Pan Americans were eventually built, four Panthers, two Balboas, and two Monte Carlos. In all, Marano said he has amassed both 1953 Monte Carlos, the Request, two of the Panthers, two Henney-built one-offs, the Vignale, one Pan American, the Macauley coupe, and both Balboas (for those counting, that makes 12; he said that one of the Henneys and one of the Monte Carlos will not be joining the other 10 traveling to Amelia). The Predictor remains in the Studebaker National Museum in South Bend, Indiana, for perpetuity (though Marano said he calls the museum up once a year just to let them know he'll take it off their hands if need be), and Marano said he knows the whereabouts of the other two Panthers and four more Pan Americans.
Dick Teague showing off the Packard Request. Photo courtesy Amelia Island Concours.
While Marano has displayed his concepts and one-offs en masse before – at the Fairfield County Concours d'Elegance in September 2009 – that showing included six of the cars. In addition to four more cars, Marano said that this showing will be the first for the freshly restored Request and Monte Carlo.
The Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance will take place March 7-9, 2014. For more information, visit AmeliaConcours.org.
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* Perhaps one of the last vehicles I'd expect somebody to convert to electric would be the Chevrolet Corvette, but Keith Stegath is doing just that, as we learned from Gearbox Magazine this week.
* You may recall Richard Arbib from the Metropolitan-based Astra-Gnome, but he designed many more cars, including the Porsche-based Starfire, which wasn't actually built, but still warranted a look from Forgotten Fiberglass this week.
* Jesse at Justacarguy took plenty of photos of the restored Snake and Mongoose haulers and drag cars for our enjoyment.
* Jeroen Booij at Maximum Mini would like to know who coachbuilt Enzo Ferrari's personal Mini? Was it Pininfarina, which built the one-off Ferrarina? Or some other carrozzeria?
* Finally, David Greenlees at The Old Motor would like to know just what exactly is this three-wheeled contraption?


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I still expect R.A. Dickey to win, but I bet we learn it was a lot closer than people think. Statistically speaking, it sounds to me like Clayton Kershaw and Gio Gonzalez got a lot more credit than I thought they would. But, I bet Dickey's age and story and relationship with reporters tips the balance. We'll see, it should be interesting, and I don't think this is as much a lock as people figured it would be at the end of last season.
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PROVIDENCE – After fielding the same questions they've by now heard at nearly 30 debates and forums, the four major candidates for governor have their answers polished to a point where a political consultant could see his/her face reflected in them.
Those answers were trotted out once again Thursday at Brown University in response to questions posed by political science Professor Marion Orr before a mostly student audience that filled one of the school's lecture halls.
Democrat Frank Caprio talked about getting each of the state's small businesses to hire one person, and told the tale of the family sitting around their kitchen table deciding which bills to pay and which to put off for another month.
Independent Lincoln Chafee once again boasted about his "vision" in planning to locate a train station next to Green Airport – the closest Amtrak station to a major airport in the country and his work in the Senate to get the funding to make it a reality.
Republican John Robitaille reminded everyone once again that Rhode Island doesn't have a revenue problem, it has a spending problem and needs to cut spending and lower taxes,
Moderate Ken Block told of the billion dollars his computer software firm saved the state of Texas and how that success could be repeated here and how the Economic Development Corporation's loan guarantee deal with Curt Schilling's 38 Studios "is not economic development, it's economic desperation."
But all that familiarity of appearing together behind lecterns several times a week may now be breeding contempt.
Block, who perhaps has the least to lose because he is still mired in the single digits in the polls, but who needs to get at least 5 percent of the vote on November 2 to keep his fledgling party alive, is the one of the Fab Four – Independent candidates Joseph Lusi, Todd Giroux and Ronald Algieri, while they will appear on the ballot, seldom get invited to these events -- who most freely throws elbows at his opponents.
At the Brown forum, Block derided Caprio's line that he would "put wind at the back of small businesses as "meaningless drivel," saying that as a small businessman it does not give him the incentive to hire one employee.
He ridiculed Chafee for proposing a 1 percent increase in the sales tax that would raise almost $100 million, then saying he would use it to cover several hundred million dollars worth of various programs. He questioned whether Chafee would use it to send illegal aliens to college when a question came up about allowing undocumented students who graduate from Rhode Island high schools top pay lower in-state tuition at state colleges.
Block said, "John Robitaille says he is going to slash and burn the budget, but he won't tell us exactly what he is going to do."
Chafee blew an opportunity for an easy applause line during opening statements when, after Block appealed to the student audience not to hate him because he graduate from Ivy League rival Dartmouth College and Caprio made reference to attending Harvard, Chafee failed to appeal to the hometown crowd by saying he graduated from Brown. Robitaille attended Providence College.
All four candidates agreed that they do not favor the proposed constitutional amendment to change the official state name, dropping the "and Providence Plantations" and just keeping State of Rhode Island. While some minority groups say the word plantations is offensive because of its associations with antebellum slavery in the Old Confederacy, Robitaille said, "prejudice is in the heart, not on a piece of paper. Chafee noted that "the very important word Providence is in there as well." Chafee also contends that because the U.S. Constitution makes reference to Rhode Island and Providence Plantations as one of the original 13 states, that document would have to be amended as well.
The candidates for the most part said they favor all three of the bond issues that will be on the November ballot as well, one for transportation funding, one to construct and refurbish buildings at the University of Rhode Island and Rode Island College, and a third to purchase open space at the former Rocky Point and on the Providence waterfront as well as to make improvements to Fort Adams in Newport.
Chafee, Caprio and Block all reaffirmed their support for same-sex marriage, but Robitaille, while he favors civil unions, says he would stop at extending the term marriage beyond the relationship between one man and one woman.
On immigration, Chafee and Caprio clashed, with Chafee saying one of his first acts as governor would be to repeal Gov. Donald Carcieri's executive order requiring state vendors to use the federal E-Verify system to ensure that all their employees are eligible to work in this country and having State Police and corrections officers work with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to identify and deport illegal aliens who are arrested in Rhode Island. Caprio said he would continue the order.
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