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Al-Qaeda's Syrian wing is helping to finance its activities by selling the product of oilfields that once helped to prop up the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
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Up to 380,000 barrels of crude oil were previously produced by wells around the city of Raqqa and in the desert region to its east that are now in rebel hands – in particular Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qaeda off-shoot which is the strongest faction in this part of the country.
Now the violently anti-Western jihadist group, which has been steadily extending its control in the region, is selling the crude oil to local entrepreneurs, who use home-made refineries to produce low-grade petrol and other fuels for Syrians facing acute shortages.
The ability of Jabhat al-Nusra to profit from the oil locally, despite international sanctions which have hindered its sale abroad, will be particularly worrying to the European Union, which has voted to ease the embargo but at the same time wants to marginalise the extremist group within the opposition.
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Fidel Castro suggested Sunday that the U.S. government has promoted Americans' fears about al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups to justify its plans for world domination.
In an essay published on a government website, the 82-year-old former Cuban president wrote that al-Qaeda "was born from the empire's own entrails," using "the empire" to refer to the United States, but failing to elaborate.
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The U.S. has used al-Qaeda as a pretext to carry out plans "outlined long before the attacks that brought down the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001," Castro wrote.
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Forbes has an article on some recent work of Paul Rubin, an economist at Emory. He's looking at the situation in approvals of new antibiotic drugs, which isn't an encouraging sight.
He's of the opinion that too much government effort has gone into cutting overuse of the existing drugs (to try to slow down the development of resistant bacteria) and not enough has been done to make new drugs easier to bring to market. The use of antibiotics in general is being discouraged, and at the same time the FDA has made the regulatory environment for new submissions tougher. A quote:
". . .the FDA policy of requiring additional testing for antibiotics is a fairly bizarre policy and makes no sense. . .A much more cost-effective alternative would be to approve the drug in the normal manner (or even provide an accelerated approval) and spend additional resources on...post-approval surveillance."
He's probably right about this, but (and here's the usual problem) it makes sense only if you ignore the tort lawyers. If your new antibiotic goes out and causes trouble in some subset of the patient population, it's no use telling the attorneys that, hey, the FDA approved it. They're not going to get money out of the FDA; they're going to get it out of you. Nope, it was your willful, stupid, perverse, dare I say evil negligence that led to this completely avoidable tragedy, and. . .aargh, you can write the rest as well as I can.
That's the thing: the FDA requires that we show safety and efficacy. We can prove the presence of efficacy, but safety is merely the absence of harm. No one can prove a trial lawyer's definition of safety. A clinical trial can tell us that in the population that participated in the trial, X adverse events took place. Whether X is a greater or lesser number than we'd expect in the general population is a question that can be answered statistically, but whether our drug caused those X events isn't a question that can usually be answered at all.
In such cases, our best chance is to see if the affected patients had something in common, or if the problem increased in proportion to the dose. Often enough, neither is the case - does that make the compound safe, or not? Even if there weren't any signs during the trials, what will happen when our drugs hit the orders-of-magnitude larger population of paying customers? We don't know. We can rule out what our clinical trials were powerful enough to see, but we will never see the one-in-fifty-thousand kinds of trouble. Not until the lawsuits start flying.
There's yet another problem with Rubin's argument, scientific rather than regulatory, which I'll address tomorrow. . .
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1. Dawn B. on August 19, 2004 4:52 PM writes...
Growl. I saw a new Dial soap in the supermarket the other day and wanted to pull my own hair own. It was "hospital" strength antibiotic soap. Uh huh. 'Cause we really *need* that on an everyday basis with normal bugs.
2. Rene on August 20, 2004 1:27 PM writes...
I don't follow the counterargument. Does FDA testing as-is currently provide some protection (for drug makers) against tort lawyers?
3. Derek Lowe on August 20, 2004 1:58 PM writes...
It provides some cover, definitely, to have a government agency approve your drug as both safe and efficacious. And if they identify potential problems (required liver tests in patients, and so on), then that's an issue that's already out there on the table, too.
The sort of extra surveillance that Rubin speaks of could fall under this heading. As legal protection, it's certainly better than nothing. But my fear is that if the FDA deliberately rolls back an existing safety regime, it'll give the lawyers more room to argue that a "defective" drug was let through when there's a problem. And they don't sue the FDA, they sue us.
4. Maynard Handley on August 21, 2004 3:36 AM writes...
Are supposedly "antibiotic" soaps and so on a real problem for "real" antibiotics? My understanding is that, while real antibiotics utilize specifics about the chemistry of bacteria that aren't quite the same in humans, the stuff you buy in soaps, lysol and so on is just your run-of-the-mill cellular poison that would doubtless kill humans if ingested, perhaps a strong alcohol or oxidizing agent or suchlike.
I have no stake in this argument either way, I'm just curious about the science and whether this is a real problem.
5. fin2ut on August 24, 2004 2:55 PM writes...
I'm not sure there's a reasonable alternative to the tort lawyers, they're part of the great circle of American Pie we dine upon, a needful inevitability much like the cockroach or tic. Why you ask?, well let me tell you why: we live in an adversarial culture that maxmimizes Total Utility by acknowledging certain tenents of human nature- to wit, the Corporate Type. If assured of rate-limited damages, this beast will calculate the cost of human life & round down, if you follow me. The unpredicatbility of the tort lottery is nature's negative feedback mechanism to limit the Corporate Beast's venality. Or something like that..........
6. Dawn B. on August 24, 2004 8:44 PM writes...
Well, since there are antibiotic & "non" antibiotic soaps, I would suspect there is more than just an oxidizer.
A quick Google search turned up Triclosan as the antimicrobial of choice.
A quick abstract from the Journal of Hosptial Infection as showing that triclosan resistance change confer resistance other antibacterial drugs.
So, I would say there is some worry about the increased use of triclosan in the antibacterial soaps. Especially if Dial really is using the "hospital strength" as claimed.
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Friday, June 11, 2010
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Have you entered the fabulous Scentsy Giveaway yet? Stop by before Sunday evening to win a beautiful warmer and scent.
Without further adieu, here's what caught my eye this week.
~Lindsay discovered chalkboard fabric (it does exist!) and she made some fab baby tags.
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- Alison said...
You forgot make-up time! Tracy said she's bringing all her make-ups! Woot!
- June 11, 2010 at 9:07 AM
- slommler said...
What cool projects. Loving the chalkboard fabric...that is terrific. Must get me some.
My plans this weekend is to go see Cirque de Soleil!! WooHoo!! Taking two of my grandkids.
Have a great one
- June 11, 2010 at 9:08 AM
- Ink Obsession Designs said...
LOVE the chalkboard fabric! I'm going to have to get some of that!
- June 11, 2010 at 11:36 AM
- Jen @ tatertotsandjello.com said...
I love your linky love posts. I will have to check out those ideas. Wonderful!
So sorry I never made it over to your Dishing It party. I am going over there right now to see what everyone had to say about their dads/husbands. We had some family drop by unexpectedly yesterday and it threw everything off for me.
This weekend I am going to California for a wedding. And I get to see my sister and her little baby - so I am very excited!
- June 11, 2010 at 3:16 PM
- Confessions of a Plate Addict said...
Hi Amanda! Gotta check out that chalkboard fabric! and now you've got me hunting apple baskets! lol Enjoy your weekend with your sister...hugs...Debbie
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- Richella said...
Thank you for these links! I'm so far behind on blog-reading. . . not to mention blog-writing. It's nice to have some good links from someone I trust!
I hope you have a WONDERFUL weekend with your sister. Baby showers are so much fun! Enjoy yourself!
- June 11, 2010 at 6:09 PM
- Xazmin said...
Those baby tags are so cute! What a fun idea..I have never heard of chalkboard fabric, but how cool!
And what an experience for your sister.
I'm missed you tons!
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I sure did...I did entry the Scentsy giveaway! As for weekend plans...The Klipsch company (reknown maker of fabulous speakers and accessories) is having a big pilgrimage celebration here in our town (where Mrs. Klipsch, the wife of the late inventor of these speakers lives..and is my neighbor). Concerts in the park all day...and we (well, my hubby and stepson) have to film it for tv viewers, since he owns/operates the local tv station. So..lots of music and heat for us today but it'll be fun.
I hope you enjoy time with your sister! My sister lives in Phoenix, and I in Arkansas..so I don't get to see her much. I treasure the times we do get to visit! Have fun!!
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Giosue Carducci
To you, creation's
mighty principle,
matter and spirit
reason and sense
Whilst the wine
sparkles in cups
like the soul
in the eye
Whilst earth and
sun exchange
their smiles and
words of love
And shudders
from their secret embrace run down
from the mountains, and
the plain throbs with new life
To you my daring
verses are unleashed,
you I invoke, O Satan
monarch of the feast.
Put aside your sprinkler,
priest, and your litanies!
No, priest, Satan
does not retreat!
Behold! Rust
erodes the mystic
sword of Michael
and the faithful
Archangel, deplumed,
drops into the void.
The thunderbolt lies frozen
in Jove's hand
Like pale meteors,
spent worlds,
the angels drop
from the firmament
In unsleeping
king of phenomena,
monarch of form,
Satan alone lives.
He holds sway in
the tremulous flash
of some dark eye,
Or the eye which languidly
turns and resists,
or which, bright and moist,
provokes, insists.
He shines in the bright
blood of grapes,
by which transient
joy persists,
Which restores fleeting
life, keeps
grief at bay,
and inspires us with love
You breathe, O Satan
in my verses,
when from my heart explodes
a challenge to the god
Of wicked pontiffs,
bloody kings;
and like lightning you
shock men's minds.
Sculpture, painting
and poetry
first lived for you, Ahriman,
Adonis and Astarte,
When Venus
blessed the
clear Ionian skies
For you the trees of
Lebannon shook,
resurrected lover
of the holy Cyprian:
For you wild dances were done
and choruses swelled
for you virgins offered
their spotless love,
Amongst the perfumed
palms of Idumea
where the Cyprian
seas foam.
To what avail did
the barbarous Christian
fury of agape,
in obscene ritual,
With holy torch
burn down your temples,
scattering their
Greek statuary?
You, a refugee,
the mindful people
welcomed into their homes
amongst their household gods
Thereafter filling the throbbing
female heart
with your fervor
as both god and lover
You inspired the witch,
pallid from endless enquiry,
to succor
suffering nature
You, to the intent gaze
of the alchemist,
and to the skeptical eye
of the sorcerer,
You revealed bright
new heavens
beyond the confines
of the drowsy cloister.
Fleeing from material
things, where you reside,
the dreary monk took refuge
in the Theban desert.
To you O soul
with your sprig severed,
Satan is benign:
he gives you your Heloise.
You mortify yourself to no purpose,
in your rough sackcloth:
Satan still murmurs to you
lines from Maro and Flaccus
Amidst the dirge
and wailing of the Psalms;
and he brings to your side
the divine shapes,
Roseate amidst that
horrid black crowd,
of Lycoris
and Glycera
But other shapes
from a more glorious age
fitfully fill
the sleepless cell.
Satan, from pages
in Livy, conjures fervent
tribunes, consuls,
restless throngs;
And he thrusts you,
O monk, with your memories
of Italy's proud past
upon the Capitol.
And you whom the raging
pyre could not destroy,
voices of destiny,
Wycliffe and Huss,
You lift to the winds
your waning cry:
'The new age is dawning,
the time has come'.
And already mitres
and crowns tremble:
from the cloister
rebellion rumbles
Preaching defiance
in the voice of the
cassocked Girolamo
As Martin Luther
threw off his monkish robes,
so throw off your shackles,
O mind of man,
And crowned with flame,
shoot lightning and thunder;
Matter, arise;
Satan has won.
Both beautiful and awful
a monster is unleashed
it scours the oceans
is scours the land
Glittering and belching smoke
like a volcano,
it conquers the hills
it devours the plains.
It flies over chasms,
then burrows
into unknown caverns
along deepest paths;
To re-emerge, unconquerable
from shore to shore
it bellows out
like a whirlwind,
Like a whirlwind
it spews its breath:
'It is Satan, you peoples,
Great Satan passes by'.
He passes by, bringing blessing
from place to place,
upon his unstoppable
chariot of fire
Hail, O Satan
O rebellion,
O you avenging force
of human reason!
Let holy incense
and prayers rise to you!
You have utterly vanquished
the Jehova of the Priests.
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Have you guys ever heard of "The Pimpsons"? No? What about The Cheese and Onions? In a tradition that's apparently been going on for quite some time, announcers on UK's Channel 4 have been purposefully mispronouncing the name of the most popular animated series of all time. And thank god they have been.
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Sun senior product line manager Daniel Raskin has produced a video that spotlights a wonderful OpenSSO capability that's in the works. For additional security, OpenSSO can generate and transmit a one-time password to a user's mobile device for accessing a Web application.In the video, Daniel demonstrates the process:
- The administrator creates a user account in OpenSSO and adds the user's mobile number.
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The benefits are many, as described by Daniel in the insights that accompany the video. A significant gain is the savings and convenience that result in users being able to receive authentication tokens on mobiles devicesno other hardware is required.
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Furman has two players on the list in linebacker Kadarron Anderson and defensive back Ryan Steed.
Pall backboned Wofford's defensive line as he finished eighth in the FCS after collecting 22.5 tackles-for-loss and 12.5 quarterback sacks; the Terriers reached the national quarterfinals, where they were ousted by Georgia Southern. Russell helped Georgia Southern reach the FCS semifinals last season, while totaling 71 stops, including 18.5 TFL, eight quarterback sacks, and five quarterback hurries.
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Democrats payed lip-service to states' rights, but for the most part they just trotted out the old canard about the "wacko gun nut." But the opposition to the Thune amendment was not only misplaced; it was fallacious, misleading and flat-out wrong.
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Yet, the Brady Campaign's web site states that 85 people a day die from gun violence (including suicides and accidents). If their own statistics are to be believed, gun-control advocates should be least worried about CHL holders.
Much was also made of the point that families of victims of the VA Tech shooting took out ads opposing the Thune amendment. However, no one took the time to mention that Virginia Tech is currently home to the largest chapter in the nation of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus, a group that advocates for legal concealed carry of handguns on college campuses.
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Hours after the shooting, the scene remained cordoned off with crime scene tape while detectives investigated. A black bicycle lie on the ground with a bent back tire in front of the convenience store, where the windows have bars. Crime scene analysts took photos around orange cones outside the nearby Immokalee Apartments.
The victim was flown to Lee Memorial Hospital in critical condition,but had been upgraded to stable condition as of 8 p.m., Batten said. On the way to the hospital, EMS personnel said he was awake and alert.
As of late Monday, deputies had found a suspect vehicle but were still looking for the suspect, whose name also was not released.
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In celebration of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, area residents were invited to learn more about a local doctor who specializes in caring for women.
Schilling Women's Center and Schilling Medical Spa, at 290 Country Club Drive in Stockbridge, hosted an open house Thursday. Those in attendance received information about breast health, mammograms and related care options.
The facility is named for Dr. John Schilling, an obstetrician and gynecologist who has operated his private practice since 2005. He said the occasion enabled him to educate the public, regarding the dangers of breast cancer.
"I don't think they realize how easy it is to pick up, and how terrible it is if it's diagnosed late," he said. "I think that all physicians in the preventive medicine specialty of gynecology ... try to make the point that we don't have a cure for breast cancer, yet. We don't have a way to prevent it. But early detection is where we save lives."
The doctor said people who visited his business, were also given the opportunity to meet people who have struggled with breast cancer in the past.
"We have some of my own patients who have been breast-cancer survivors, to show the community and all our [other] patients how important it is to be aware of breast cancer," said Schilling. "A lot of people will put off screening exams because of budget, and stuff like that. We say that should go to the top of the list, not the bottom."
Debbie Spriggs, spa coordinator at Schilling Medical Spa, said Dr. Schilling is also working with Henry Medical Center, for an event geared to reaching more women with the message of breast-cancer awareness.
"We know that there are women out there that really can't afford to have [a mammogram] done, so we're working in conjunction with Henry Medical," said Spriggs. "On Oct. 26, they're actually going to be doing some free mammograms, if [women in attendance] qualify."
Dr. Ruth Sarmiento, a blood and cancer specialist in Jonesboro, who came to assist Schilling during the open house, said she agreed with him regarding the crucial nature of regular breast exams and mammograms. "Breast cancer is completely curable, if it is caught early," Sarmiento said. "Unfortunately, many women wait. They're afraid ... of what they might find. Instead, they should be afraid of what cancer can do to them."
Sarmiento's daughter, Hannah Grace Branham, accompanied her mother to the open house. The 15-year-old said she is already aware of the need for regular checkups.
"It's a really important thing for females as they get older, because breast cancer really is a big problem in the United States," Branham said. "Early detection can really help."
A portion of funds raised at the open house -- through donations and the sale of pink T-shirts -- was designated for the Susan G. Komen Foundation, according to Denise Fogle, clinical coordinator for Dr. Schilling.
Janice Brown, a registered mammographer in Dr. Schilling's office for nearly 11 years, before moving to Tennessee, said she came back to Georgia this week, to counsel women about breast cancer. Brown said despite a wealth of educational outlets with information on the disease, some women continue to be uneducated about options for removing breast cancer.
"A lot of women will look at breast cancer, still, as a stigma," she said. "It's one of those things where, if they feel something, they don't want to know what it is. That's where we try to educate [them], that now there are so many advances."
Brown added that all women, regardless of their age, should take steps to monitor their breast health. "These days, we are discovering that more women are developing breast cancer, younger and younger," she said. "It's really very important for women to get their mammograms, and not just take a chance, and say it will go away. Most mammograms can detect a breast lump up to two years before the patient or the doctor can actually feel it. Two years can make a big difference."
Deborah Pristach, a nurse practitioner for Dr. Schilling, said she and her co-workers strived during the open house to promote healthy lifestyles for women. A lack of healthy living, she said, can lead to cancer in varying forms.
"We really do care about our patients," said Pristach. "We're putting this event on to have patients take control of their own health. They are the best advocates.
LaVetta Hudson, of McDonough, became Schilling's patient over the summer, and said she appreciates his caring staff. Hudson said they helped her to make the decision to schedule a mammogram. "They subsided my fears, because I had someone tell me that mammograms hurt," she said. "I was avoiding getting it done, but they were so patient with me, telling me what to expect. So, I said I'm going to go ahead and get my mammogram done, because I need to know."
Sponsors for the open house included Kroger, Bliss in McDonough, and Willett Honda South in Morrow, according to Spriggs.
For more information, visit www.schillingwomenscenter.com.
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- 'PINK Ribbon Breakfast' brings survivors, supporters together ( October 18, 2010 )
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Peter Robert Steliga (A.k.a. Marvin The Martian) Peter was born on July 25th, 1965 entering the world like a punted football and he never stopped until the final touchdown suddenly on Sunday, September 9th, 2012 at the age of 47 in Prince George BC. Peter is survived by his son, Master Corporal Kristopher Steliga of the Canadian Armed Forces stationed in Greenwood, Nova Scotia and his beautiful daughter, Elizabeth Steliga and her Fiancé, Ryan McNeil. Peter is also survived by his Mother, Elizabeth Wojciechowski (Olts) and Step Father Adam; Father Gordon Steliga and Step Mother Doreen. He will be missed and forever loved by his brothers Dean (Jocelyne) of Pointe Claire, Quebec; Lyle (Chrystal) of Kamloops, BC; his sister Deanna of Kamloops, BC and his Fiancée Eva Patten and her children, Crystal and Derek, Auntie Trude McMillan (Ken); cousins Alan McMillan and Alana Toma (Phil), Delaney and Austin Kropp; nieces Haylee, Kira (Kiwi), nephews Devin and Kevin; great niece Daphne and great nephew Konnor. Also his five step sisters, two step brothers and their children. Missing him terribly is his best friend of the last 11 years - Scrappy. Peter was predeceased by his maternal grandparents Wilfred Olts and Margaret Royston of Prince George, BC and his paternal grandparents Peter and Irene Steliga of Trail, BC Peter was born in Prince George the youngest of four children. The family moved to Montreal in 1967. Peter grew up in Pointe Claire and attended Lindsay Place High School and graduated from John Abbott College's Art Program. Peter was also Past Master Counselor of Demolay while in Montreal. Peter married Marilyn MacEachren, the mother of his children, in 1986 in Montreal then moved his young family to Prince George in 1987 where he worked for over 20 years at Canfor. Peter had a very large circle of friends due to his many talents and interests in life which included slow pitch, karaoke, bowling and this year made many more while doing what he loved most which was performing on stage with the Judy Russell Production of "The Producers". This was the high-light of his life and he was looking forward to more opportunities of performing in his future. Peter loved life and all it had to offer. He always saw the good in people and thrived whenever he had his friends or family around. A celebration of Peter's life will be held at the Playhouse Theatre (where Peter was so happy), at 1:00pm on Saturday, September 15th, 2012 under the direction of Rev. David Woods of St. Andrews United church. Funeral services under the direction of Lakewood Funeral Home. In Lieu of flowers, donations to the Juvenile Diabetes Association in Peter's name would be appreciated.
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