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Speaking on "CBS This Morning" on Tuesday, Winfrey told co-anchor Gayle King that the 2 ½-hour interview, taped on Monday and scheduled to air exclusively on the Oprah Winfrey Network on Thursday evening, will now feature a second installment.
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Armstrong's public disgrace may provide small comfort for the people whose lives he touched, and the reputations he ruined. Armstrong, for years, made a show of flaunting his innocence to the point of threatening people who dared to doubt or question him. He symbolized something good and it turned out to be a complete sham.
Now, Armstrong takes his place in modern times along side such famous frauds as disgraced investor Bernard Madoff. People like Madoff and Armstrong, to varying degrees, took advantage of their status to betray the trust people showed in them.
Armstrong, by virtue of his unabashed arrogance, deserved no sympathy from Winfrey, an interviewer who has made a career out of conferring sympathy on her subjects. Hopefully, she wasn't impressed by Armstrong's remorse.
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After years of denial, Lance Armstrong has admitted to doping, but the question on many minds is why now?
The Armstrong saga goes beyond cycling, the Tour de France or doping by famous athletes, because he represented so many different ideals in our society.
Armstrong gained prominence as a gritty American champion, the personification of the film "Breaking Away." Handsome and well spoken, he inspired us as an outsider in the European-dominated sport who beat the perennial winners at their own game. In the process, he single-handedly made cycling a big-time sport in the United States.
He also tugged at our heart strings as a gallant testicular cancer survivor who showed people that you don't have to give in to a terrible illness. Millions admired Armstrong when he emerged as a philanthropic icon, with his Livestrong charity, who raised millions of dollars to battle cancer.
Now, the game is up. He is a disgraced drug abuser who flagrantly broke the rules and covered up his sins for years with a strident arrogance. He made fools of the people who believed him and believed in him.
Armstrong, who had led the U.S. Postal Service team, now faces many potential legal problems. As the Associated Press noted, the London-based Sunday Times has filed a lawsuit to gain back approximately $500,000 that it paid to him to settle a libel matter. Read AP story on Armstrong's doping.
Dallas-based SCA Promotions, which attempted to prevent Armstrong from receiving a promised bonus for a Tour de France victory, has pledged to present another suit in the hope of recovering more than $7.5 million that had been granted by an arbitration panel.
Meanwhile, the government of South Australia state has said it will try to make Armstrong pay back several millions of dollars in appearance fees that Armstrong received for participating in the Tour Down Under in 2009, 2010 and 2011.


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I've said it before and I'll say it again, if you are a woman you should learn how to shoot. Guns are the great equalizer. If you can ignore the righteous (wrongeous) fervor against firearms in the news, and have a small amount of spare cash, I would suggest purchasing one. Follow all licensing rules in your state and get as much training as you can. Take this story of a woman, only referred to as Donnie Herman's wife. She shot a burglar five times in the face. And the guy tried to drive off:
As he dialed 911, his 37-year-old spouse, who works from home, collected the children and hid with them in a crawlspace adjoining her office. By that time, the intruder had forced his way into the three-story residence on Henderson Ridge Drive with a crowbar, authorities said. He allegedly rummaged through the home, eventually working his way up to the attic office.
"He opens the closet door and finds himself staring down the barrel of a .38 revolver," said Walton County Sheriff Joe Chapman, who relayed the woman's narrative to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He asked that her name be withheld.
The woman fired six bullets, five of which hit Paul Ali Slater in the face and neck area, Chapman said. But Slater was still conscious.
"The guy's face down, crying," the sheriff said. The woman told him to stay down or she'd shoot again.
Slater, unaware that she had emptied her chamber, obliged as the mother and her children ran to a neighbor's house.
The injured burglar eventually made it out of the home and into his car, driving away before deputies arrived on the scene. He didn't get far.
MSN originally referred to our heroine as trigger happy, (or here, in the Yahoo cache, third story down) but have since taken that line out of the story. (You can still see commenters complaining about it to MSN in the comments.) Trigger-happy? Let's put their wives in front of a "burglar" and see how they feel. Exact MSN line from the Yahoo cache: Atlanta mom, unnamed, took matters into her own trigger-happy hands on Friday when confronting an intruder. The unidentified woman shot a burglar five times. . .
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Somewhere along the way to guru-dom, Malcolm Gladwell got tagged as a business writer. Fair enough — The Tipping Point speaks more powerfully to the principles of succesful marketing than any pedestrian semester in the classroom. But while raves from Fortune, Business Week, and Management Today fortified his coronation on corporate campuses worldwide, how many business books also garner similar praise from Us magazine?
In The Tipping Point, the author set out to describe how ideas, products, messages, and behaviors travel through culture. In Blink, his follow-up, he considers how effective decisions are made. "I like looking at things that we take for granted," Gladwell explained during a visit to Powell's. "I'm not interested in the exotic. Neither of these books is about the exotic."
Nor is either strictly about business. Graffiti on subway cars, children's television programming, lovelorn suicides in Micronesia, facial expressions, symphony orchestras, indicators of a successful marriage; Gladwell's appeal can be traced directly to his studied obsession with familiar objects and events, and his remarkable talent for synthesizing complicated ideas into compelling stories.
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Even though Elton's performance playing out of position on the offensive end - 5 field goals, 5 turnovers, 1 FT - left a lot to be desired, almost every other variable in the Clipper offense seemed to click. In addition, the Clippers addressed their demons from Game Three - The Nugs on the offensive glass and Clipper turnovers. Though the Clippers still got beat in these categories, they weren't mauled (8-5 advantage to Denver on the offensive glass, 18 Clipper turnovers - 4 of which were well-intentioned, aggressive-minded offensive fouls).
Before we take a closer look at the crucial 3:31 spurt that placed the game firmly in the Clippers' control, a few broad notes:
- Welcome to the Shaun Livingston coming out party.
Sam Cassell on Shaun (LA Times): "There was a point they wanted to put me back in the game, and I told Mike to let him play," Cassell said. "This is good for Shaun. This is on-the-job experience."
"He was exhausted, he was a little tired after the game, but he's never played at this level. He ran this ballclub, he made me proud ... he made 'Old Pops' proud."
Saying that a point guard can "see the floor" is among those canonical basketball clichés that have practically lost their meaning. Kinda like saying a guy "plays well above the rim." But at 6'7", I think it's safe to say that, cliché or not, Shaun has a built-in chip...or something that allows him to know where each of the other 4 guys (and 5 defenders) is on the floor at every instant.
Check out the final Clipper possession of the first half (the fact that it wasn't a set play makes it all the more impressive):
Holding for the final shot, Shaun dribbles down to about 5.5 on the clock, then penetrates. Denver is in a 1-2-2. Drawing three defenders (Boykins, Buckner [high right post] and Najera [low right post]), Shaun knows to look right. And sure enough, Kaman slashes baseline, Shaun passes out of the triple-team and finds Kaman who jams it unmolested with 2.7 remaining.
Passing out of a triple team is no small feat, and when you have a 19-year-old kid on your roster that can do it...well...get that deposit down for '06-'07.
- Since I've been killing him here, let me say it right off - Corey Maggette played phenomenally tonight. He showed patience, a willingness to play within the flow of the Clipper offense and he looked for the extra pass in the half-court. Corey recognized that, playing at the shooting guard, he had a distinct size advantage much of the night and used it to his advantage. Watch him zip a pass to Shaun in the post on the first possession in the second quarter. Corey assisted on the next Clipper score, too, recognizing the Kaman-Evans mismatch on the block. Good stuff. Two Corey assists and the Clippers open up their first substantial lead at 7. Seeing that 11-12 in the FT column beside Maggette's name means that he's picking his spots where he's certain he can break down the defense. Turnovers for Corey? Only one - and it was as much Cat's fault as it was Corey's.
19 points in 9 shots with only 1 turnover? That's some efficient basketball.
Corey's focus on the defensive end of the floor was evident. I know he didn't draw the toughest assignment on the floor in Greg Buckner, but that being the case, Corey made really smart "help" decisions. And in the second quarter when it was time to chase Patterson along the baseline, Corey was up to the task.
At 8:34 in the second quarter, the Clippers led Denver 31-30. The Clippers then proceeded to convert on their next seven offensive possessions, opening the lead up to twelve. Though Denver closed the gap briefly to eight points in the third quarter, the Clippers quickly stretched out the lead again to double digits and never looked back.
Those seven second-quarter possessions (Livingston-Maggette-Q-Vlad-EB):
- Livingston leaves the ball at the right elbow with Vlad, then quickly takes the middle side post against Earl Boykins. It took Shaun a couple of games to get used to posting Boykins, but now every time down the court, Earl starts to look like a human drumstick in one of those Looney Tunes cartoons to Shaun. Evans comes over baseline to help, but Shaun's long arms find Elton - who now has position over Patterson - in the post and delivers EB a bullet baseline pass. Count it + 1. (Side note: Somehow EB, in missing the first two FTA manages to draw Denver prematurely into the lane and gets a third attempt, which he finally sinks).
- Coming downcourt, Maggette has a lot of room at the right wing spot. A less engaged Corey would heave the ball up, but here Corey recognizes that the only thing between him and the rim is Reggie Evans, whom Corey could take off the dribble carrying Remembrance of Things Past in his other hand. That's exactly what Corey does (well...not the Remembrance part). Corey Maggette at his very finest. And One. Corey almost makes me feel guilty for all the shit I've been flinging his way all week.
- So...what about Vlad and Q Ross? I'm glad you asked: Livingston brings it up left side, gets a textbook pick from Vlad up top. Vlad rolls to the Garden Spot - his home. When Vlad sees that Miller is sleeping on Ross over on the weak side, Vlad dishes it over to him...does't have to, but Patterson is closing quickly up top, so it's 6/one-half-dozen. Ross good from 18 (or, again, what Ralph refers to as "the shot Quinton Ross has to make").
- Livingston and Maggette get out in transition. Maggette gets a wide-open look at a three, but passes it off the Ross in the corner. Patterson closes quickly on Ross, so Q passes it back out to Shaun to reset. Nothing new here: Vlad sets a high pick for Shaun, then rolls out to the perimeter. Shaun dishes; Vlad hits. Three points. Clippers by 10.
- It was probably the first set you learned at the Y or the JCC - the elbow pick-and-roll. You've seen it a thousand times this season: Elton faces up from 14. Good.
Was it Greg Anthony who said that Denver was the superior defensive team?
Timeout Denver. Per KTLA's "Up Close & Personal" feature, did you know that Shaun Livingston's favorite movie is Scarface? That's pretty impressive for a kid that was born in, like, 1997.
- Shaun dribbles up the left side. When EB comes to the ball, then retreats to the left elbow, he draws not only his defender, but Boykins with him. This opens up a wide-open 14-footer for Shaun, which he hits. Nice, nice recognition.
- Prettiest possession of them all, as the Clippers run a perfect New York Screen. Maggette picks up the ball from Livingston, who moves down low off EB's down screen. Elton rolls, taking his spot on the right block (and Livingston has now set up shop on the left block). Maggette swings it right wing to Ross, who feeds a nice entry pass to Elton. When EB draws the double team, Livingston is left all alone in the left post. Passing out of the double team is no problem for EB, because Boykins is 4'11", and, accordingly, Elton finds Shaun underneath for the lay-in.
(5:01) Clippers 48, Denver 36
At this point, Denver pretty much implodes. I had Ralph and Mike on in the back, with the ESPN feed in the kitchen. While I was fixing some dinner during the third quarter, all I could hear was Tom Tolbert calling the series for the Clippers on account of the Nuggets' disheartened play. Musburger laments a poor playoff performance by Denver; Carmelo is the invisible man, etc, etc, etc.
Whatever the case, Game Five is Monday night. If the Clippers turn in an average performance or better, they'll close up shop and have a week to rest Mobley, Kaman and Maggette. And I can enjoy the Dodgers-Padres series without incident.


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BHE Field Design by Superposition of Effects in Space and Time
S. Lazzari[1], E. Zanchini[1]
[1]DIENCA - University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy
A design method for BHE fields in the absence of groundwater flow is presented, based on the superposition of effects. The effects of any periodic heat load with a period of one year can be obtained by a weighted sum of the effects of a monthly unit step heat load, properly displaced in time. The interference among BHEs is evaluated by the superposition of effects in space. The result of the ...
Multiphysics Simulations in the Ultrasonic Industry
P.A. Colombo[1]
[1]DepQuest, Dalmine, Italy
This work focuses on the application of multiphysics finite element simulations in the manufacturing and application of high power ultrasonic machines. Industries providing big power ultrasonic solutions as in cleaning, welding, sonochemistry and cutting fields, already apply the finite element simulation approach, in the structural mechanics flavor, in the design and optimization of ultrasonic ...
3D Simulation of Air-Glass Heat Exchange in a Set of Vials
G. Mongatti[1], A. Borelli[1]
[1]Marchesini Group, Pianoro, Italy
In this model a three-dimensional heat transfer analysis was performed by using COMSOL Multiphysics\' Heat Transfer Module. The model is about the heating of a set of vials (Figure 1) in a current of hot air in the laminar regime. We used time dependent studies to predict the thermal behavior of the glass and to estimate the temperatures in the various points of the bottles at various times. ...
Thermal and Fluid Dynamics Studies Applied to Steel Industry
G. Tracanelli[1], M. Culos[1]
[1]Studio di Ingegneria Industriale Tracanelli, San Vito al Tagliamento, Italy
The energy pay back is one of the most interesting field especially in the steel industry where this contribution is strictly connected to steams and emissions inside and outside the plant. Perhaps, this application is sometimes disturbed by a strong variation of emissions (\"off gas\"). One example is the arc furnace where the process is very discontinuous and there are many fluctuations in the ...
Modeling Large-Scale Mine Dewatering by Using Subsurface Flow Module in COMSOL Multiphysics
J. Molinero[1], A. Nardi[1], P. Trinchero[1]
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Groundwater is a key factor affecting mine operations worldwide. On one hand, both underground and open pit mines need to pump out groundwater in order to proceed with mineral extraction and increase the stability of rock slopes. On the other hand, groundwater abstractions can produce undesired environmental and social impacts, which should be anticipated in the environmental impact assessments ...
Ventilation System of a Microwave Assisted Drying Kiln
A.-G. Ghiaus[1], M.-A. Istrate[1], A. Georgescu[1]
[1]Technical University of Civil Engineering, Bucharest, Romania
The paper presents the analysis and optimization of the ventilation system inside of a drying lumber kiln. As with any part of the manufacturing process, improper drying techniques cause quality degradation and considerable amount of energy loose. The improvement and optimization of air distribution systems in drying kilns contributes to the preservation of the wood quality. The performance of ...
High Frequency Electromagnetic Device Modeling with COMSOL: Simulation vs. Experiment
P. Alotto[1], F. Dughiero[1], F. Bressan[1], M. Bullo[1]
[1]Università di Padova, Dipartimento di Ingegneria Industriale, Padova, Italy
Computer simulation is mandatory for the optimization of electromagnetic devices. Here we concentrate on two classes of devices operating in the MHz and GHz range, namely microwave ovens and TEM cells for electromagnetic compatibility testing. In particular we concentrate on the issue that numerical results are usually different from the experimental ones and this can be due, among others ...
Coupled Hydrochemical Modeling for the Optimal Design of an In-situ Redox Experiment
P. Trinchero[1], J. Molinero[1], G. Román-Ross[1], A. Nardi[1], L.M. De Vries[1], T. Karvonen[2], P. Pitkänen[3]
[1]Amphos 21, Barcelona, Spain
[2]WaterHope, Helsinki, Finland
[3]Posiva, Eurajoki, Finland
In this work, we present a number of scoping calculations that have been carried out to design an in-situ redox experiment (Figure 1) focused on assessing potential changes in the pH and redox conditions and in the buffering capacity of the Olkiluoto bedrock (i.e. the site for the Finnish spent fuel repository). A characteristic of these models lies in the need to integrate prior information, ...


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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Doll Quilt Swap ... recap and new round now open!
So much for my mini quilt swap hiatus.
Anyhoo, the first 200 people to sign up are guaranteed spots ... and they are filling up fast. So what are you waiting for? Go! Go!
But be sure to come back, because I thought this was a great time to post the recap of DQS6 that I've been meaning to get to for a few months now.
As you may remember, I was an admin (aka "swap papa") for the Doll Quilt Swap for the first time in round 6. And let me tell you, I think I was given the best bunch of quilters in the whole swap (well, except for Joy, who sent me the best dang quilt of the whole swap (IMHO)!!)
I wanted to honor their talent and hard work by posting this gallery of their quilts. So sit back, relax, and enjoy!
We'll start with Bronwyn, who sent this fantastic quilt to fellow Aussie Helen:
Love that Tula Pink fabric!
Helen made one of her signature minis for lucky Kerri:
In turn, Kerri sent this little cutie (one of my faves!) to Erin in Utah:
And Erin made this for Tina ... although it looks like Tina's daughters have claimed ownership:
What a creative idea! Those little pennants are so original.
In turn, Tina made this sweet little quilt for Jennifer in Virginia ... or maybe for her daughter?:
I paired Jennifer up with Darci in California ... I had a feeling it would be a good match. Here's what Darci received:
Oh, hey Darci! Cute pic.
Darci, in turn, made this mini for Stefanie:
And Stef made this pretty quilt for Sarah:
Here's what Sarah sent to Indiana to live with Solidia:
And here's Californian Rhonda showing off her little beauty, handmade by Solidia:
I think Karen from Washington was (understandably!) very happy with what Rhonda made especially for her:
What better for a cat lover than this little quilt made by Karen for Molly in Oregon:
And this retro mini traveled from Molly's place in Oregon all the way to Virginia to live with Liz:
Here's what Liz sent to Anastasia:
Check out what Anastasia sent "down under" to Hayley in Australia:
And finally, another Aussie-to-Aussie package from Hayley to Bronwyn:
... which closes out my little circle.
Like what you see? Inspired by the great work of these fabulous quilters? Then head on over to Flickr and get involved. Rules and guidelines can be found in the group.
See you there!
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niiiice recap!!!ReplyDelete
of course i signed up again!!!
Thank you for such a nice little quilt show! What a talented group of quilters!ReplyDelete
Wonderful! These are so inspirational.ReplyDelete
Those are such beautiful quilts. I am signing up and this will be my first swap. Thanks for inspiring me to give it a try!ReplyDelete
Wow! What else to say. They are all really beautiful! Thanks for sharing. Have a great day.ReplyDelete
how long did it last?.. a week... rachel sent me the info in an e-mail and twisted my arm into signing up!... a first doll swap for me!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful quilt gallery from some very talented quilters.ReplyDelete
I wasn't sure if I was going to do any more swapping this summer - but as soon as I got an email from Susan I was in! Such a fun group to swap with :)ReplyDelete
Love your recap!
oh john that was so great!! it must have been a lot of work for that post!! your bebes quilts are all fab!! thanks for putting in the blurb about dqs7, we are getting bunches of your followers joining in!ReplyDelete
it's tempting....ReplyDelete
Hello Quilt Dad!ReplyDelete
I just love your blog! I only started sewing/quilting about a month ago. I blogged about my first project I guess I should blog about my next 2 projects too lol...
I'd love to do a swap at some point but I'm unsure how to go about it. Any pointers for a newbie?
Wow, so many nice quilts. Your post inspired me to sign up for DQS7. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Oh, and "hello". Waves.
LOLOL laughing at how long your haitus lasted!! Too funny! :DReplyDelete
Love your pinwheel quilt - those borders are PERFECT!! And can't wait to see your ORBCO quilt when you get it done! You must never sleep! LOL
LOL That pic of me is terrible. You can really tell that I am preggers tired, beyond belief.ReplyDelete
I saw this 2 days ago and jumped immediately over to sign up! Then call my sister and tell her to sign up! You're one of quite a crew of quilters that we both love! And many of you seem to participate in this swap, so, we are excited just to jump in and play with everyone! Of course I didn't get back to see the quilt pictures till today, and of course they're beautiful! You did have quite a good group didn't you!ReplyDelete
Just found your blog - love it! Now if you could get my husband to give up WOW and take up quilting with me ;-) Right.ReplyDelete
Anyhow - great doll quilts... and I'm guilty of the opposite. I tend to only do larger quilts (30x30) or larger... I've never made a doll quilt, but I may have to start. If nothing else, just to practice different techniques that I NEVER do otherwise. I'll be checking back in regularly from now on! Cheers!
Love your site...missed the Doll Swap sign up but will be "lurking" to be able to get in on the next one. I have a soft spot in my heart for NC, lived in Chapel Hill for Grad school..transplanted Razorback, now in LSU Country. Been quilting for years!! and love it. Keep up the great work!ReplyDelete
All lovely quilts! But I have say the mushroom one is my faveReplyDelete
Wow, those quilts are spectacular!ReplyDelete
I love that you gave such a wonderful recap of the entire swap!
I wanted to let you know that I finally posted a picture of the Lap Quilt Swap IV that hung at the sisters quilt show. It looks fabulous!
I like this blog and exellent craftsReplyDelete


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Study of Benznidazole Transfer Into Breastmilk in Lactating Women With Chagas Disease (LACTBENZ)
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The investigators propose to study the transfer of benznidazole into breastmilk from the blood of lactating women who receive the drug for the treatment of Chagas disease. Breastmilk and blood samples will be obtained from these patients at given times after they take the clinically indicated medication, and the concentrations in both matrices will be compared to estimate degree of transfer, which in turn will be used to evaluate potential degree of exposure of infants breastfed by these women. This study will help clarify safety of continuing breastfeeding while receiving treatment with benznidazole for Chagas disease.
Chagas Disease
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Study of Benznidazole Transfer Into Breastmilk in Lactating Women Treated for Chagas Disease
- Benznidazole concentration in breastmilk and in plasma [ Time Frame: at randomly selected time points during the 30 days of treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Randomly obtained breastmilk samples will be obtained to both evaluate the breastmilk / plasma concentration ratio of the drug, and to develop a population pharmacokinetics model of drug trasfer into breastmilk, if possible.
Breastmilk concentrations will be used to calculate potential infant exposure through breastmilk to the medication (benznidazole) taken by the mother
- incidence of adverse drug reactions in women treated with benznidazole during lactation [ Time Frame: throughout the 30 days of treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Women receiving treatment with benznidazole while lactating, enrolled in the study will be followed according to current clinical guidelines, and monitored during the 60 days of the treatment (as per Chagas disease treatment guidelines), and monthly for 3 months after treatment completion.
Biospecimen Retention: Samples Without DNA
breastmilk; plasma
|Study Start Date:
|August 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|June 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Lactating Women with Chagas disease
Women with Chagas disease who fulfill clinical criteria for treatment with benznidazole, and who are also lactating
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|18 Years to 40 Years
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population of young women with Chagas disease referred to our center for evaluation and treatment
Inclusion Criteria:
- Lactating women with Chagas disease, not treated before
- Use of contraception
Exclusion Criteria:
- History of allergy to benznidazole or its excipients
- Pregnancy
- Significant heart involvement (due to Chagas disease)
- Significant systemic diseases that could affect the interpretation of the results in the opinion of the principal investigator
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01547533
|Parasitology and Chagas Service, Buenos Aires Children´s Hospital Ricardo Gutierrez
|Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1425
|Principal Investigator:
|Facundo Garcia Bournissen, MD PhD
|Buenos Aires Children´s Hospital Ricardo Gutierrez ; CONICET
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|Facundo Garcia-Bournissen, Associate Researcher, Hospital de Niños R. Gutierrez de Buenos Aires
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|NCT01547533 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|March 1, 2012
|Last Updated:
|March 17, 2015
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|Argentina: Administracion Nacional de Medicamentos, Alimentos y Tecnologia Medica
Keywords provided by Hospital de Niños R. Gutierrez de Buenos Aires:
Chagas disease
postpartum period
pediatric clinical pharmacology
developmental clinical pharmacology
trypanosoma cruzi
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Chagas Disease
Euglenozoa Infections
Parasitic Diseases
Protozoan Infections
Anti-Infective Agents
Antiparasitic Agents
Antiprotozoal Agents
Immunologic Factors
Immunosuppressive Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Therapeutic Uses
Trypanocidal Agents
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LONDON (MarketWatch) — European stocks rose Wednesday, as investors reacted to improvement in German business confidence, but came off session highs as a setback in U.S. budget talks pressured Wall Street.
Investors also took comfort from an upgrade late Tuesday in Greece's credit rating.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -0.92% rose 0.4% to close at 281.63, a high for 2012.
Upgrade and Greece's privatization
A debt upgrade by S&P could help boost confidence in Greece's privatization program as its exit from the euro appears less likely. But political risks remain. (Photo: Getty Images.)
"Everybody is looking at the market and sees that it is pretty strong. There is some technical buying and this is a good market to show some new stocks in portfolios to clients," said Koen de Leus, strategist at KBC Securities.
"Hope is high that [U.S. policy makers] will find a solution to the fiscal cliff, but hope is not a good strategy," he said.
"The ISM index is pretty weak, but stocks are still rallying," de Leus said. "It must mean that investors think U.S. growth will accelerate in coming months and if this is not the case, we are in for some rough months in the coming year."
Heavyweight banking shares drove gains for the index, with HSBC Holdings PLC HSBA, -2.09% US:HBC 0005, -1.66% moving up 2% in London, Banco Santander SA SAN, -2.71% SAN, -3.04% rising 0.9% in Madrid and BNP Paribas SA BNP, -1.09% gaining 1.6% in Paris.
Credit Suisse lifted the European banking sector to benchmark from small underweight, saying the lower cost of capital should make it easier to reach required profitability levels. The analysts also highlighted that the sector should benefit from "a likely upturn in the economic cycle."
Also in the sector, shares of UBS AG CH:UBSN UBS, -1.11% slipped 0.3%. The bank agreed to pay $1.5 billion in settling accusations of manipulating the London interbank offered rate. See UBS's 'Captain Caos' and 'Three Muscateers': Libor rigging exposed.
Positive signs from Greece, Germany and U.S.
Meanwhile, Greek shares rallied, with the Athens General Index GD, -0.36% surging 4.8% to 878.41.
Serving as the catalyst, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services upgraded Greece's credit rating Tuesday from selective default to B minus, citing the completion last week of its distressed debt buyback. See: Anti-Grexit bet nets hedge fund $500 million profit.
Prices on the country's government bonds rallied to their highest level since a debt restructuring in March. See: Greece's bond prices reach post-restructuring high
In another development, the European Central Bank decided to again accept Greek government bonds at its monetary-policy operations. See: ECB reinstates Greek bonds as collateral


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Protecting His Players of Utmost Importance
Rex Ryan is nothing if not a protector of his players. To his credit/detriment, he rarely directly calls out players. All season long he talked about the need to limit turnovers, and all season long he defended Mark Sanchez. While it might have been obtuse, it was still oddly noble in some strange way. Manish Mehta writes about this trait of Rex Ryan in the Daily News and how it's so integral in understanding how the Jets got into the current backup quarterback mess they are now stuck with as they head into the offseason.
Ryan was never going to throw Tebow under the bus for his discontent at being bypassed for the starting job. Frankly, he could feel Tebow's pain.
He was never going to tell the public that he realized long ago that Tebow simply doesn't have the skills to be a starting quarterback in the NFL.
He was never going to admit that trading for the polarizing lefty in March turned out to be a flat-out mistake.
He certainly never was going to hint that Tebow was insubordinate with his desire not to play in Wildcat packages last week.
"I think I'm about as open as any coach," Ryan said. "I don't try to hide things."
However, Ryan was right to deviate this time from his transparency doctrine that has guided him for the better part of four seasons.
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comRyan is transparent, but I'd never say it's an always open policy. Ryan is transparent when it suits him to be. Transparency is important to Ryan, but rarely moreso than protecting his players.
One of the biggest problems facing the Jets this offseason is going to be their need to fill starting and backup/roleplayer spots at bargain prices. Ryan's aggressive style and sales pitch might be key to the Jets filling positions (OL, RB, TE, DL, LB, S to name a few) all over the team in 2013. Players around the league like and respect Rex Ryan for his glowing talk about all his players and they might still flock to play for him because of it. Might. Of course it's an easier sell to bring in veteran players on minimum deals when the team has just gone to a AFC Championship. In 2010 the Jets brought in both Tomlinson and Taylor to play key roles in their return trip to the AFC Championship. The Jets front office is going to have to do more of the same this offseason as they seek to rebuild this roster.


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|UPDATED: Satterfield Press Conference To Air On WATA
|Written by Mike Kelly
|Friday, 14 December 2012 15:32
The Scott Satterfield era officially begins Friday at Appalachian State University. Satterfield, who played for and coached at ASU during his career, was named the university's new football coach on Friday. He succeeds his mentor, the legendary
Jerry Moore, who did not have his contract renewed by the school on December 2. AM 1450 WATA will air the Scott Satterfield press conference live this afternoon at 4 p.m. Due to technical difficulties, the Scott Satterfield Press Conference, which did not air Friday, will air in its entirety Monday at 11:30 a.m. on AM 1450 WATA.
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CANTON Jurors in a St. Lawrence County Court murder trial will have to wait until Monday to learn more about a glove investigators said they found in the Ogdensburg apartment of Ralph E. Gene Lawton the night he died.
Testimony in the trial of Ogdensburg residents Anthony W. Lalonde, Michael S. Thorpe and Michael D. Durand took a two-day hiatus at the end of Wednesday afternoon as St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Deputy Andrew J. Ashley was testifying about how K-9 officer Hershey, a 5-year-old chocolate Labrador retriever, was tracking the gloves scent from the Ford Street apartment toward a parking area behind the building headed toward Denny Street.
Judge Jerome J. Richards apologized to jurors, telling them the break was necessary in order to attend to several other cases that required the courts attention.
One of the issues listed on the docket for this afternoon is a pretrial conference in cases involving Dustin J. Trimm, a Winthrop man accused of murdering 21-year-old Jason Wing in the summer of 2010. Mr. Trimms murder trial is scheduled for May 13, but he also faces child-sex charges laid against him last summer, as well as an indictment containing six new, unrelated sexual assault charges that was handed up earlier this month.
Mr. Lalonde, then 31, of 1106 Ford St.; Mr. Thorpe, then 25, of 904 Elizabeth St.; and Mr. Durand, then 29, of 513 Elizabeth St., are accused of causing severe injuries to Mr. Lawton, 83, that led to his death after they entered his apartment to steal cash and drugs.
Mr. Lawton died after three masked men allegedly entered his Ford Street apartment to steal cash and prescription pills, turning out his pockets while struggling with Mr. Lawton and his 64-year-old roommate, Guy C. Bartlett. Mr. Bartlett testified last week that two of the assailants picked him up and tossed him onto Mr. Lawton.
Victor R. Gardner, a friend of the defendants who said he was invited to participate in the alleged robbery but declined, testified Tuesday that Mr. Thorpe told him after Mr. Lawtons death that he hoped a glove lost at the scene wouldnt turn up, as it was his glove and likely contained his DNA.
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For the brothers Mikkola, it's another year at Circling Raven Golf Club.
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Start with a bucket of popcorn and movie at the theater, then top it off with a fresh craft beer made with locally grown hops by visiting the pub next door.
That combination could be reality for visitors at the Salmon Run Mall next summer as three young entrepreneurs from Sackets Harbor plan to skew traditional business plans by launching a craft brew pub at a vacant space neighboring the entrance to the Regal Cinemas.
To be called Skewed Brewing Co., the 2,250-square-foot pub and eatery is a result of more than a year of planning by Ryan N. and Cheryl C. Chaif, owners of the Hops Spot restaurant in Sackets Harbor, and Mark P. Crandall. The three partners made their case Tuesday for a $50,000 loan to the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agencys loan review committee, which approved the funding after reviewing the plan. The agencys board of directors will consider granting final approval Feb. 7, and the North Country Alliance also will consider approving a $50,000 loan in February. The $840,000 project is contingent on securing a $500,000 loan from Watertown Savings Bank.
Mr. Chaif sees Skewed Brewing as a hot spot for visitors at the mall. He said capturing sales from military families at Fort Drum would be a plus.
Theres a huge transient population at Fort Drum who is used to sampling craft beers, but then they come here and its the same yellow fizz that comes out of the tap, he said. They want to try new beers.
The Chaifs, who successfully launched the Hops Spot in 2011, plan to branch out into the craft brewery industry at the much larger second business in the town of Watertown. While the Sackets Harbor eatery seats about 20 people, the planned craft pub will have room for 90 diners, including an expansive bar and an outdoor patio where alcohol will be served. The menu will include a range of appetizers and sandwiches with organic, locally grown ingredients. A brick oven will be used to bake open-faced sandwiches at the pub, which will have 40 employees the first year 10 full-time and 30 part-time.
Hops purchased from four local farmers will be fermented at the pub, which will include 10 stainless steel fermenting barrels with a capacity of 31 gallons each. About 620 gallons of craft beer will be produced each week, totaling anywhere from 500 to 750 barrels a year.
A dozen international craft brews will be featured at the pub, along with three homemade brews. Mr. Chaif said the pub will be viewed as a pilot project that will lead to the launch of a full-scale brewery in Jefferson County in the next two years. That timetable should allow the company to develop more brews and form additional partnerships with area farmers who grow hops.
Well be able to interact with customers on a one-to-one basis and get their feedback, as well as build a brand name with people who come through the mall, he said. The recipes for our beers are going to be directly shaped by what our customers think is palatable.
Mr. Chaif said the pub will feature a frosted-glass storefront with a large pixilated print depicting a skewed curve. Dark red and gray colors will lend it a modern industrial look that mimics pubs from the Prohibition era. The pub was named for a mathematical term. In geometry, two nonparallel lines in space that dont intersect are called skewed lines.
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