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April 18th, 2013 09:54 PM #1Senior Member
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Is Pearl Agnes too 'old lady?'
Well we know this baby's first name is Pearl, but we keep changing our minds about her middle name! And I have 8 weeks left to stew over it! Thoughts on Pearl Agnes? Agnes was my husband's grandmother---she was such a sweet little Norwegian lady, and Agnes is starting to grow on me. But combined with Pearl, does it give off too much of a nursing home vibe?
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April 18th, 2013 09:58 PM #5
It does have a strong old-lady vibe to me, sorry. Much as I love Agnes (and Pearl!) individually, and even like Agnes Pearl as a combo, the other way around, it does feel very old-lady like to me. Have you considered a variant of Agnes, like Agnessa or Agatha or Agathe, or maybe even something that has a similar meaning (like Pearl Katherine or Pearl Kaia?).
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It sort of does sound old, but it has special meaning, so I'd go with it.
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Reference documentation for deal.II version Git 8356cb2 2016-02-08 15:37:56 +0100
#include <deal.II/lac/trilinos_precondition.h>
Public Member Functions
|initialize (const SparseMatrix &matrix, const AdditionalData &additional_data=AdditionalData())
|Public Member Functions inherited from TrilinosWrappers::PreconditionBase
|PreconditionBase ()
|PreconditionBase (const PreconditionBase &)
|~PreconditionBase ()
|clear ()
|virtual void
|vmult (VectorBase &dst, const VectorBase &src) const
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|vmult (::Vector< double > &dst, const ::Vector< double > &src) const
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|Tvmult (::Vector< double > &dst, const ::Vector< double > &src) const
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|vmult (::parallel::distributed::Vector< double > &dst, const ::parallel::distributed::Vector< double > &src) const
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|Tvmult (::parallel::distributed::Vector< double > &dst, const ::parallel::distributed::Vector< double > &src) const
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|DeclException1 (ExcNonMatchingMaps, std::string,<< "The sparse matrix the preconditioner is based on "<< "uses a map that is not compatible to the one in vector "<< arg1<< ". Check preconditioner and matrix setup.")
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A wrapper class for a sparse direct LU decomposition on parallel blocks for Trilinos matrices. When run in serial, this corresponds to a direct solve on the matrix.
The AdditionalData data structure allows to set preconditioner options.
Note that a parallel application of the block direct solve preconditioner is actually a block-Jacobi preconditioner with block size equal to the local matrix size. Spoken more technically, this parallel operation is an additive Schwarz method with an exact solve as inner solver, based on the (outer) parallel partitioning.
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|void TrilinosWrappers::PreconditionBlockwiseDirect::initialize
|const SparseMatrix &
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Initialize function. Takes the matrix which is used to form the preconditioner, and additional flags if there are any.
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I'm sorry about my conversation with Alex. It was off topic, definately, but I didn't see why ya needed to delete it???
Anyways, I guess there was something wrong. Sorry bout that.
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Topic: Buy Any NPC Games? Stop It!
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241. Posted:
I'm sorry about my conversation with Alex. It was off topic, definately, but I didn't see why ya needed to delete it???
242. Posted:
Party+On+Dude wrote:
Wanting new games is stupid?
Ease our worry and provide proof NPC games haven't affected the release of any other Nintendo games.
Party+On+Dude wrote:
Here's an idea; no.
But I appreciate the suggestion.
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243. Posted:
Party Dude Person, I fail to see how that is insulting. Unless you are an NPC, you can either agree or disagree, but if someone says NPCs aren't worth it, that should not offend anyone. Being emotional about other people's opinions on video games isn't really logical.
Objection_Blaster wrote:
I believe he meant arguing about the insults, which would probably account for all my missing posts. Now that we know where to report posts to, there's no need to argue about this anyway, so I have no qualms. All of the main argument (about NPCs) seems to be preserved, though who could really say when we just lost about half the thread.
Anyway, that was fun, though I miss all the side conversations about different movie characters, etc. We'll just have to make a silliness thread next time like Chicken's "Iwata" thread.
Edited on by Adam
Come on, friends,
244. Posted:
Aaaaah! Nanaki killed my dog! Adam gave me that dog. Well, I guess he had his reasons, pehaps it kept on humping his leg.
Oh, NPC. Er, well I was thinking that it would be good to have Luigi's Mansion with new controls, but then I realised that I would just prefer a slightly more expensive sequel.
245. Posted:
A part of my soul is missing along with the posts... T.T Nah, I'm over it!
AlexSays wrote:
Well I hope that not the goal, at least. Forum: "AlexSays is Stupid!"
CowLaunch wrote:
Excellent point and what this thread is about! Let's have sequels to these games as well! Only that would ease my annoyance with all these ports! (Plus I really want a Luigi's Mansion 2. I've played the original too many times to ever be able to buy it again, even with Wii controls.)
[21:14] pixelman: I blame fheblackdragon
246. Posted:
SepticLemon wrote:
Where did you hear the game required air drumming? Granted, that's what I'd assumed until I read how the game REALLY works. The Nunchuk analogue stick controls DK, A button Jumps, shake the Wiimote to clap. Funny how that makes Jungle Beat the ONLY NPC game that actually LESSENS physical activity from the original version!
I just bought Jungle Beat today, but I haven't played it yet because I also bought Klonoa and have been busy playing that. I'll be back here with a report in a day or two, though.
AlexSays wrote:
As I already said, you don't really have any proof that they have, so that isn't necessarily a good debate point.
Quote from the "NINTENDO is alienating its hardcore audience" thread:
pixelman wrote:
I think that's a good possible explanation for the relative lack of totally new Wii games from Nintendo recently. If most of their development teams really ARE making games using Wii Motion Plus, that would perfectly explain why the games got pushed back when the peripheral did! Those games could well be largely done and waiting on the Wii Motion Plus to be finalized so they can finish them. In this case, NPC games would be a GREAT way to fill time meanwhile!
So...only time will tell if this theory is true, but I'd like to know what people here think about it. Likely? Plausible, at least? Or do you think it's total BS? Polite honesty is A-okay with me!
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247. Posted:
Stuffgamer1 wrote:
Please do. Its the only NPC at the moment I am considering purchasing.
Stuffgamer1 wrote:
Well I'm going to be steamed if most future Wii games require the Wii M+ since I really don't feel like forking money over for more attachements to the controller. It should definately be made as an option to "improve" (in quotes until I can feel the difference for myself) games but not a requirement. The way Ninty has worked recently, it seems we need some blasted other contraption to make each new game work in some degree, from the small (the Wii Wheel, usually required) to the expensive (Balance Board) to the upcoming seemingly required (M+). Can I just play my Wii with...the controller it came with?
[21:14] pixelman: I blame fheblackdragon
248. Posted:
****Can I just play my Wii with...the controller it came with?****
Of course you can - it just depends on which game you want to play, and consider worth buying. Knock your self out. Wii has a great slection of games that only require wimote alone.....
Wii wheel is not neccesary. Some like it, some do not. The game it came with included Gamecube controller support, for crying out loud, so you have not much to go on there.
Wii zapper is not neccesary. Some like it, some do not. I ebayed mine and recieved $17 for it. Thats a pretty good rebate on the $20 I spent on the Crossbow package, which is a fun and challenging game I still play.....
Balance board is the ENTIRE POINT of Wii Fit. You are either in or out. It is ridiculous to expect a creative exercise and fitness awarness game built around and for the balance board to not require purchases the balance board. You want to play Yoga with the GC controller? Whut the....?
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249. Posted:
Stuffgamer1 wrote:
That's been the entire point though. lol
There's no concrete evidence for or against. The only thing we have to judge is Nintendo's output before NPC games, during the release of NPC games, and after NPC games.
Before looked fine, during has been terrible, and we'll see if things pick up again after. The revolving idea is that the possibility is out there, how much of a possibility is indeterminable and likely thought of differently from person to person.
Stuffgamer1 wrote:
That is the best alternate theory I've seen.
The idea they've incorporated their new hardware in the games they were working on, causing them to be slightly delayed. That'd support the notion Nintendo came up with NPC's to fill the inevitable gap from all those delays.
Nice idea Pixel. Stuff why didn't you come up with that? lol
250. Posted:
AlexSays wrote:
Well...nobody's perfect. I haven't spent much of my time thinking about the Wii Motion Plus, so it never occurred to me that the peripheral could be delaying game releases until Pixel mentioned it. Then it was a "why didn't I think of that?" moment. Then I figured out why, and just typed it out here.
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251. Posted:
I didn't want two post on this thread again, it could be dangerous , but I wanted to say a few things.
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252. Posted:
That's a great point. I don't think anyone in the discussions before ever considered nintendo was saving its titles for M+??
253. Posted:
It's still not a great reason for having such a long period of no new releases, but it could well be the reason. I just hope if these games are multi-player that they don't require M+ on each controller. While I look forward to these controllers finally working like Nintendo said they would at the start, I do not look forward to paying for four M+'s. I hope to just get one or two with pack-in games.
Come on, friends,
254. Posted:
I would like to say that I do not believe there will be many games that REQUIRE the Wii Motion Plus, just like there are a lot of games that support the Balance Board without REQUIRING it. People would be just plain stupid to make a game that doesn't work without a Wii Motion Plus, unless you can only buy the game in a bundle that has the accessory, of course. So Wii Sports Resort will likely be the only game you can't play without it, at least for a while.
I also have a report on NPC: Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. The new controls work very well and are indeed FAR less exhausting than the original version's. It seems to me that it's now easier to get all the crests in the game, largely because each kingdom now has 3 instead of 4 (it appears that the 4th one which required the most banana points has been cut). I say that's a good thing because the Platinum crests were a real pain to get in the original, but some may not like that fact. Also, the crests no longer come in different varieties; they all look silver. Not sure why, but there it is. The banana points needed to earn the crests are 200, 500, and 1000.
I haven't played far enough to see the added levels, but what's already there is a different enough experience to be worth picking up even if you still have the original version.
It's also worth pointing out that if you don't have the original version and good-condition Bongos already, it may not be easy to obtain them. From my experience, those Bongos break pretty easily if you don't know how to use them correctly (which most people don't), and I would personally never trust buying a used set. This fact, in my opinion, raises the value of the NPC version of the game, as you need no special controller to play at all.
In closing, anybody who was considering picking up the game already will probably not be disappointed. If you weren't interested before, maybe I've said something here that will change your mind. At any rate, there's no question that this game has had more changes made to it than any other title in the NPC series.
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255. Posted:
Stuffgamer1 wrote:
Yeah it'd be silly to have games that require Wii Motion Plus.
It'd cut the Wii's audience by a lot, at least for a while.
It's like how there won't be any DSi-only games, just DSi-enhanced games. Because nobody in their right mind would ignore the 100 million regular DS owners.
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256. Posted:
AlexSays wrote:
Very true. When I played Virtua Tennis 09 there was the option to switch in and out of motion plus. I'm still confused as to why Nintendo let Mario Tennis come out without just waiting for motion plus. The device really does make the Wii a much more enjoyable experience though - there's actually skill involved in tennis games now!
257. Posted:
Me? Stop buying NPC games? That's not going to happen!? Why? Because I haven't played many Gamecube games in the past and this is a good chance to play these games. I already bought Mario Power Tennis and Pikmin and I don't regret it! That reminds me,I haven't even played Pikmin yet! I also must buy Donkey Kong Jungle Beat soon! Nobody can stop me!
258. Posted:
Metroid Prime Trilogy is announced. This thread will never die.
I think it'll be a great deal, assuming it is $50 or less (and I'm sure it will be). This is the approach they should have taken from the beginning. I see no reason for Pikmin and Pikmin 2 to be separate releases.
Come on, friends,
259. Posted:
@Adam: This thread MIGHT have died if you hadn't just posted that.
Anyway, as I posted on the Metroid Prime Trilogy thread, I do now wish they'd packed Pikmin 1 & 2 together. I don't see why they didn't if they're willing to do something like THIS! Also, I continue my ongoing complaints that every region has NPC Pikmin 2 EXCEPT North America, and we don't even have a release date yet! WHERE IS IT?!?
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260. Posted:
I have an extensive GC library, and will if necessary swap em all out for NPC. Sue me.
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Tuscan White Bean & Spinach Soup
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Prep 8 mins
Cook 17 mins
This dish was inspired by Vote_for_Pedro's White Bean & Spinach Soup. Like the original, this is quick, easy and full of flavor. It makes a nice dinner for 4 served with a good salad or it can be a starting course and serve more. Use 3 or 4 cups of broth according to how thick you like your soups or how much liquid your pasta absorbs.
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- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 garlic clove, finely minced
- 1 shallot, finely diced
- 3 -4 cups fat free chicken broth or 3 -4 cups vegetable stock
- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can diced tomatoes
- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can white beans (cannellini or other)
- 1⁄2 cup whole wheat pasta shells or 1⁄2 cup shell pasta
- 1 teaspoon rosemary
- 3 cups Baby Spinach, cleaned and trimmed
- 1⁄8 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 dash crushed red pepper flakes
- In a large sauce pan, sautee the shallots & garlic in the olive oil.
- Add broth, tomatoes, beans and rosemary to pot. Season with black and red pepper. Bring to boil.
- Add pasta and cook 12 minutes. If the soup seems too thick for your liking add a bit more broth.
- Add spinach and cook until wilted.
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This soup was awesome!!! My kids and I made it for lunch with my Dad.
We all loved it. We agreed there was way too much pasta, but we ended up putting more in than the recipe called for. We also added a bag of chicken strips, and decided next time to double the chicken and decrease the amount of pasta. We did not use the rosemary but added oregano instead. I thought the white beans totally made the dish myself. We also added in diced zucchini. Hey anytime you can sneak in some extra veggies, you gotta do it.
We have really enjoyed this soup both times we've made it. It's also so easy to make and that makes me happy. :) I do sub basil for rosemary because I'm not really a rosemary fan, but otherwise I make it as is, put a little cheese on top and it's delicious!
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We are developing a solid state gas sensor that combines a small form factor with the high sensitivity of optical gas detection. The gas sensor is based on an optical resonant microsystem that is penetrated by gas molecules. This microsystem consists of an array of vertical rods in air forming a photonic crystal. Light propagates through the photonic crystal along a line defect waveguide. For ...
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J. Borneman[1], A. Kildishev[1], K. Chen[1], and V. Drachev[1]
[1]School of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Birck Nanotechnology Center, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA
COMSOL Multiphysics has been widely used to model the near and far-field electromagnetics (specifically, transmission and reflection spectra) of gold and silver nanoantenna arrays. We use a moving 3D mesh, thus preserving the DOF number and simply morphing the structure of the mesh to accommodate the moving boundary. The electromagnetics model consist of four multiphysics models, two ...
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X. Ni[1,2], Z. Liu[1,2], and A.V. Kildishev[1,2]
[1]School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA
[2]Birck Nanotechnology Center, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA
The emergence of electromagnetic metamaterials has given rise to a variety of fascinating applications, including the perfect lens and the optical cloaking device. For a long time the study of the properties of metamaterials was limited to normal incidence only. However, it is extremely important to know the behavior of metamaterials especially in the area of imaging. In this paper, we use ...
Evaluation of Internal Resistance and Power Loss in Micro Thermoelectric Generators (µTEGs)
S. Seif[1], K. Cadien[1]
[1]Department of Chemical & Materials Engineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada
One of the major challenges in designing µTEGs is to minimize power loss due to internal resistance (r) of Thermoelectric (TE) materials. To solve this problem we have performed simulation analysis and calculated the internal resistance of eight different TE materials. The internal resistances of these TE materials were then compared to the power generated across the copper electrode as seen in ...
COMSOL Multiphysics in Modeling MOCVDs
Y. Shimogaki
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The University of Tokyo
This paper showed that: * SAG-MOCVD is a powerful tool to fabricate OEICs and is also effective to extract true surface kinetics during MOCVD. * GaAs-MOCVD process was examined by SAG analysis where it was seen that below 600ºC, surface kinetics shows non-linear behavior. * Surface reaction rate constant of adsorbed species was constant against offset angle, while adsorption equilibrium ...
The Effect of Space Charge due to the Auto-Ionization of Neutral, Hydrogenic States in Point-Contact Germanium Detectors at MilliKelvin Temperatures - new
D. Faiez[1], N. Mirabolfathi[1], B. Sadoulet[1], K. M. Sundqvist[2]
[1]Department of Physics, University of California - Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA
[2]Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA
A class of semiconducting detectors, operated at temperature T~50mK, has direct application to the search for dark matter particle, when are able to simultaneously measure both the ionization and phonons created by particle interactions. We explore the effect of space charge accumulation in a germanium p-type point contact detector which arises due to the auto-ionization of hydrogenic ...
Fruit Optical Properties Assessment by Means of Spatially Resolved Spectroscopy
E. Madieta[1], V. Piron[2], A. Flament[1], J.P. L'Huillier[2], and E. Mehinagic[1]
[1]PRES L'UNAM, ESA, Grappe, Angers, France
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Since the invention of laser sources, understanding the interaction between the laser and biological tissues is a subject of great importance because of their medical applications in particular for diagnostic purposes. They recently found a growing interest in the sector of the arboriculture to check the fruits quality in a non-destructive way. In this work, we study the interaction between the ...
Modeling of III-Nitride Quantum Wells with Arbitrary Crystallographic Orientation for Nitride-Based Photonics
M. Kisin, R. Brown, and H. El-Ghoroury
Ostendo Technologies, Inc., Carlsbad, CA, USA
A program for self-consistent modeling of electron-hole energy spectrum and space-charge distribution in III-nitride based quantum well (QW) structures has been developed. The model takes into consideration full 6-band description of the valence band states, nonparabolicity of the electron spectrum, quantum confinement of electrons and holes, strain induced modifications of the band structure, ...
Thermal-Optical Modeling of a Signal Enhancement Approach for Paper-Based Diagnostics
D. Gasperino [1]
[1] Intellectual Ventures Laboratory, Bellevue, WA, USA
INTRODUCTION: Point of care diagnostics aimed at low-resource settings need to be relatively simple, robust and low-cost. The most commonly-used diagnostic platform in these settings is the lateral flow assay (LFA). LFAs are paper-based immunoassays designed to perform on-strip binding with analytes in patient samples in order to generate a visual signal if disease-specific antigen is ...
Simulation Study in Design of Miniaturized MID-Infrared Sensors
B. Mizaikoff, X. Wang, and S.-S. Kim
Institut für Analytische und Bioanalytische Chemie
Universität Ulm
Ulm, Deutschland
Evanescent-wave optical waveguide is widely used as sensing platform for chemical/biological sensor applications. Our research group contributed to on-chip IR sensor technology and made recent progress in miniaturizing such devices utilizing quantum cascade lasers (QCL) in combination with planar GaAs/Al0.2Ga0.8As waveguides. Furthermore progress is reported toward microfabricated Mid-infrared ...


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As we have every other Friday for months, we present to you another Tactica Online mini Q&A. In this series fans have the chance to present questions to Luke Carruthers, the main man behind this tactical MMORPG.
When did fun gameplay become inadequate? Perhaps Tactica Online has an advantage, being without a subscription fee, but having to rely upon treadmill tricks to keep players around seems like a doomed effort. As soon as they find something that's more fun, they'll leave anyway, and the fact that players form communities means they'll take others with them when they go. We'd much rather deliver an experience that keeps you coming back because they enjoy it.
Of course, if you're taking this approach, it's important to recognize that any game that stays the same inevitably becomes uninteresting, so one of the keys to keeping things fun is regular change. This needs to be balanced against allowing players to become comfortable with the game as it stands, which means you have to carefully walk the line between too much change, overwhelming players with the need to relearn everything, and too little change, leaving veteran players with increasingly stale gameplay.
Let us be clear: the sale of accounts and items for real-world money will not be allowed in Tactica Online. Allowing it will have a negative impact upon other player's enjoyment of the game. This can be hard to enforce, but it's something we will be vigilant about policing.
As you note, the game design isn't conducive to the sale of items, because the scarcity isn't really in equipment, it's in your skill, so we don't expect it to be as big an issue as it has been for some other games.
We don't have any specific plans for Tactica Online in this regard, but it's an interesting idea, and we'll be following what happens closely. From an industry perspective, we think the move towards collaborative content is an important one, and that it will become increasingly common. Of course, from one point of view online games have always been about collaborative content, so this is merely a more structured version of the things they've traditionally offered.
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Chronic Fatigue Responds to Antioxidants
Many researchers have investigated effective treatments for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS), but Martin Pall, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University, and author of Explaining "Unexplained Illnesses", is the first to suggest a plausible underlying cause and therapeutic method of treatment. Pall, who came down with a severe case of CFS in 1997 and fully recovered in 18 months, has dedicated the rest of his career to understanding and treating these illnesses.
Pall has discovered that abnormal levels of nitric oxide (NO), high levels of peroxynitrite (ONOO-) and superoxide activate the disabling and widely varying symptoms that characterise this entire group of unexplained illness. The fundamental approach: reducing NO-related free radical activity.
According to Pall's theory, a known stressor initiates high levels of NO and ONOO-, most often a pathogen like a virus or bacteria, physical trauma, exposure to pesticides (including organophosphates and carbomates), solvents, or severe psychological stress. Other stressors can include exposure to biocides and organochlorine, parasitic infections like toxoplasmosis, poisoning from ciguatoxin, carbon monoxide or thimerosal. After the acute stressor, the body is unable to recover and continues to exist in a chronic state of elevated free-radicals.
Evaluation of Quality of Life in Persons with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Before and After Administration of Food Supplements Designed to Reduce Free Radical Activity.
By Ingrid Franzon, MSc, Bo Jonsson M.D., Ph.D., and Peter Wilhelmsson, N.D.
This study evaluated nine patients with treatment-resistant CFS over a period of eight weeks. The Medical Outcomes Survey Short Form-36 (SF-36) was used. This is a well-validated psychometric instrument, and is one of the tools recommended in the measurement of the entire syndrome of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) as it addresses physical and social activity, vitality, bodily pain, physical and mental states, and perception of general health. The multi-item scales are weighted, summed up, standardised and transformed to allow score indices: the Physical Component Score (PCS) and the Mental Component Score (MCS).
Four supplements containing multiple nutritional ingredients that have individually been shown to affect NO/ONOO- and superoxide activity were administered to a group of nine patients with CFS/ME for 8 weeks. The SF-36 was administered at the outset, after a month of supplementation and at the end of the supplementation period. When presented with the raw data on both physical and mental fatigue, Dr. Martin Pall did an inferential statistical analysis for significance, using a paired t-test where each patient's results were analyzed at zero, four and eight weeks. The smaller a study, the more you want marked significance. Here, the results for physical symptoms were highly significant: the p value for the time period of 0-4 weeks was .006, nearly ten times stronger than p=.05, which is the minimum required for statistical significance. For 0-8 weeks the p value was .0149, and 0.482 for 4-8 weeks. Although these are also significant, the greatest improvement occurred in the first four weeks of the program, and though improvement continued to be statistically significant, it was not as dramatic.
There were no significant results on mental symptom tests; perhaps the tests used for mental symptoms were not particularly revealing. These strong findings on this small study present compelling evidence that Dr. Pall's hypothesis and suggested nutrients designed to reduce NO/ONOO- and superoxide activity are very useful in CFS/ME.
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Could you tell us which 4 supplements were used in this trial. Thanks.
The supplements used were:
1. CoQ-Gamma E with Tocotrienols & Carotenoids # 75930
3. FlaviNOx™ # 75780
4. Super EPA Fish oil concentrate # 71250
These can be purchased through Nutri-Link on 08450 760 402
Thank you very much. What dose was used of each per day please?
Dear Ruth
The following doses are recommendations to provide a starting point. Some patients may need slightly more or less. The suggested protocol must be taken in context with the age, duration and overall health of the patient.
1. CoQ-Gamma E with Tocotrienols & Carotenoids # 75930 – 1softgel in the morning, some may increase to 1 x 2 daily, morning and midday.
2. MVM-A # 75940 – 2 capsules three times daily with or following meals
3. FlaviNOx™ # 75780 – 1 capsule 3 x daily. if wake at night take one then also as blood levels remain raised for approx 4 hours only.
4. Super EPA Fish oil concentrate # 71250 – 1 softgel 1-2 x daily take with product 1
Initially, depending on the sensitivity of the individual, it may be desirable to introduce these supplements individually and 1 at a time, so that if a detrimental effect is noted, that component of the programme may be removed or temporarily discontinued. It may be that despite repeated slow introduction that it proves to be incompatible with the individual concerned.
Typically a three day cycle of introduction as suggested below would be undertaken, and then a more consistent programme of varying doses may be used to meet unique and individual requirements.
Start by taking 1 CoQ-Gamma E with Tocotrienols & Carotenoids, one time daily in the morning for three days.
Add 1 MVM-A, three times daily, for three days, incr. daily to a total of six daily.
Add 1 FlaviNOx™, three times daily, for three days.
Add 1 NAC Enhanced Antioxidant Formula, three times daily, for three days.
Add 1 Super EPA Fish Oil Concentrate, one three times daily, in the morning.
Dear Michael
Thank you for this detailed reply.
Annie SIlver says : Reply
Dear Michael,
Do you think that Wholly Immune could offer a synergistic effect in reducing NO/ONOO cycle as it contains many of the nutrients mentioned in the various protocols.
Many thanks
Hi Annie
The answer is yes, it is possible to combine the two. However Wholly Immune has a different compounding mix as Dr Douwes MD the oncologist who formulated this mix with Dr Levine PhD, designed it to support patients undergoing treatment for cancer in which the dominant phase 1 and 2 enzymes have to work harder. Therefore it, in effect aids the release of metabolised compounds, one of which may be superoxide – a partially transformed metabolite that acts as a promoter of nitric oxide via the common bile duct to the GIT. Therefore used in conjunction with Dr Palls protocol, as opposed to hoping to achieve the same effect is the correct interpretation for the clinical application of Wholly Immune.
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Hi Michael
The report mentions 4 supplements, but 5 are named above. I know that all of them are included in Martin Pall's protocol. Could you confirm which of the 5 wasn't used in the study please.
Plus, it looks as though some words are missing from your reply to Annie as I don't understand the last sentence?
Thanks and regards
Hi Stephanie – NAC – I have suggested this for increased glutathione synthesis. The additional question related to wholly immune and the answer was supposed to state that it may be used in conjunction with, as opposed to a replacement for Prof Palls suggested protocol.
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Flora - the goddess of Flowers! I love this painting, it was fun painting all of the flowers and fruits. I debuted her (along with her sister Fauna) at my "Flora and Fauna" event at Pop Gallery in Downtown Disney West Side® in Walt Disney World Resort® here in Florida - the originals sold at the show, but the Limited Edition Gallery Canvases which are EXCLUSIVE to the gallery are there now! My own original acrylic painting, painted on a wood/masonite panel.
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Hibernian Benevolent Institution, incorporated 1833 /...
Hibernian Benevolent Institution, incorporated 1833 / design and on stone by J. Queen ; P.S. Duval Lith. Philada.
1 print : lithograph ; 45.2 x 39 cm (sheet)
Print shows at center, beneath an eagle perched on an Irish harp, is a woman attending to a sick man as two well-dressed men enter the room; on the left are two horses and a shield above the motto "Virtue Liberty and Independence" and on the right is a tree and at the base are masonic implements and an Irish harp. Below the image is the text: "This is to certify that [blank] was elected a member of the Hibernian Benevolent Institution of Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, on the [blank] day of [blank] in the year of our Lord 18[blank]. Attested [blank] Secretary. [blank] President."
- Title from item.
- Stamped in lower left: From the file of James F. Queen artist, 1824-1889.
- Purchase; Marian Carson; 1997; (DLC/PP-1997:105).
- Forms part of: Marian S. Carson collection at the Library of Congress.
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P.S. Duval & Co. , printer
- Fraternal organizations--Pennsylvania--Pottsville--1850-1860.
- Health care--Pennsylvania--Pottsville--1850-1860.
- Sick persons--Pennsylvania--Pottsville--1850-1860.
- Certificates--1850-1860.
- Lithographs--American--1850-1860.
Queen, James Fuller, 1820 or 21-1886, artist
- Album: All photos
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