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Lakers assigned C Robert Sacre to the D-League.
Warriors' assistant coach Ron Adams said he expects Kevin Durant to "blossom as a playmaker" running in Steve Kerr's system.
Lance Stephenson will work out for the Pelicans.
Deron Williams (sports hernia) said he expects to be a "full go" for training camp.
Stan Van Gundy said that he would like to reduce Marcus Morris' workload this season.
Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy said he would like to reduce the workload of Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Marcus Morris this season.
Ty Lawson has agreed to a one-year deal with the Kings.
Joel Embiid (foot) said that he's feeling "a hundred percent" healthy.
Mo Williams is "strongly considering retirement," multiple sources told Joe Vardon of Cleveland.com
The Utah Jazz have officially waived PG Kendall Marshall.
Kendall Marshall has been traded to the Jazz in exchange for Tibor Pleiss, two second-round picks and cash.
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Area college baseball: Pankake hits walk-off shot for USC
Published: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 12:56 a.m.
In Columbia, Joey Pankake led off the bottom of the ninth inning with a walk-off homer to left-center to lift eighth-ranked South Carolina to a 6-5 win over The Citadel on Tuesday night.
Pankake's homer was his sixth of the season. After The Citadel (17-17) rallied for three runs in the top of the ninth inning to tie the game, Pankake quickly responded as he launched a 1-0 pitch to left-center from right-hander David Rivera to set off the celebration.
Right-hander Curt Britt (2-0) earned the win.
South Carolina (27-7) finished with 13 hits. Connor Bright went 3-for-4.
Clemson 12, Western Carolina 9: In Cullowhee, N.C., Jon McGibbon's run-scoring single in the ninth inning gave No. 17 Clemson the lead and the Tigers (22-11) added two more runs in the frame to defeat Western Carolina (19-16).
The Tigers scored nine combined runs in the first four innings to build a 9-3 lead, but the Catamounts rallied for six runs, four of which were unearned, in the seventh inning to tie the score.
Clemson responded with three clutch hits in the ninth inning to up its winning streak to six games, its longest winning streak since its eight-game streak in 2011.
Patrick Andrews (1-1) pitched 1 1/3 perfect innings in relief with two strikeouts to earn the win, then Scott Firth pitched a scoreless ninth inning with one strikeout to record his first save of the season. McGibbon went 3-for-4 with four RBIs, three runs, and a steal.
USC Upstate 8, Davidson 3: The Spartans (20-12) pounded out 10 hits and scored six two-out runs to knock off Davidson (9-22), winning their seventh game in their past eight.
Ben Augenstein (2-2) allowed one earned run on four hits in 6 1/3 innings, striking out six. Trey Richardson paced the offense with his 12th multi-hit game of the season, recording three hits and driving in three.
Limestone 5, Lenoir-Rhyne 0: In Gaffney, junior right fielder Avi Ahlzadeh went 2-for-4 with a home run while junior left fielder Chad Balderman collected four hits and an RBI to lead the Saints (20-19) past Lenoir-Rhyne (18-27).
Sophomore reliever JM Spangler (2-0) picked up the win, allowing four hits and a pair of walks in 5 2/3 scoreless innings.
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Porsche Parking System: Flying Cars Have Arrived
November 23rd, 2011
When Porsche designs something, you can bet it's going to be amazing. From sunglasses and watches to luggage and smartphones, Porsche Design has long been dabbling in products outside the auto realm.
Porsche Design Group was spun off from the German automaker in 2003 and handles Porsche accessories and licensing. While kitchen lighting and knife sets are interesting pieces in a luxury home, nothing compares with the ultimate Porsche-designed convenience: the $560 million Porsche Design Tower in Miami, complete with a parking garage that makes cars fly.
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This May 21, 2010 photo taken in Detroit shows Rep. Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick at the Jefferson North Assembly Plant. Kilpatrick has humbled most challengers daring to oust the congresswoman from Michigan's 13th District seat. There is one name that may prove too tough to overcome: Kwame Malik Kilpatrick, her son and former Detroit mayor. Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick barely survived her polarizing son's embarrassing marital indiscretions and criminal charges while seeking re-election two years ago. His continued legal troubles that now include a state prison stay and federal fraud and tax charges could prove too much with just over a month before the Democratic Congressional primary. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
The Citizen Hearing Committee will be Senator Mike Gravel (Dem/Lib, AK), Congresswomen Lynn Woolsey (Dem, CA), Carolyn Kilpatrick, (Dem, MI), Darlene Hooley (Dem, OR); and Congressmen Roscoe Bartlett (Rep, MD) and Merrill Cook (Rep, UT),
DETROIT (AP) -- Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick of Detroit and a handful of other former members of Congress have agreed to preside over a hearing later this month on the existence of extraterrestrials.
Called the Citizen Hearing on Disclosure, the 30 hours of congressional-style hearings will run April 29 to May 3 in Washington. A spokeswoman for the event said Thursday that Kilpatrick was not available for comment.
The Detroit News reports Kilpatrick and the other five former members of Congress each will be paid about $20,000 and have their expenses covered.
The News says the panel members weren't required to believe in aliens or a government cover-up, but pledged to keep an open mind. Kilpatrick is a Democrat who served in Congress from 1997-2011. She's the mother of ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.


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The Purpose of the Sabbath
We should look at the law and realize we cannot obey it perfectly for our justification. But the reason for our failure is not the impossibility of knowing the law itself but rather the presence of sin. Regenerate people are ...Read More
Picking Grain on the Sabbath
One fundamental error that most cults make is to take one passage of Scripture in isolation and exalt it over all others and at the expense of the meaning of other passages. But God has not given us only one ...Read More
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Dr. R.C. Sproul mentions in his commentary Mark that Jesus "was warning them that their King had come, and they would not be able to deal with this King unless they got rid of the structures that ...Read More
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John Calvin comments on today's passage that "fasting and prayers are adapted to sorrow and adversity." When the bridegroom was present, it was time to celebrate, and we will celebrate at the marriage supper of the Lamb when we see ...Read More
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In his commentary Mark, Dr. R.C. Sproul comments on the irony of today's passage: the scribes "were the sickest of the sick, all the while thinking they had no need of a physician." Spiritual blindness to our ...Read More
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One of the themes of Jesus' ministry is that He is not bound to choose the most obvious candidates for ministry according to social convention. He may call people for service from what may be considered the most disgraceful backgrounds. ...Read More
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Without the proper diet, our bodies will be weak and sickly. The same is true of our faith. If we do not nourish it regularly, we will be tossed about by every wind of doubt, and we will fall into ...Read More
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For Jobs, one of the fundamental principles for maximizing the user experience was maintaining Apple products as closed systems. Apple products are designed as an integrated system such that only hardware and software developed or approved by Apple will work with them, thus ensuring that all elements will work well together. This is in sharp contrast to the PC world, in which computers running the Microsoft Windows operating system can accept peripheral equipment and run software programs from thousands of suppliers. The open system environment of the PC world gives the customer far more choices than Apple's closed system, but is more likely to lead to problems, such as system crashes and the inability to print documents because of compatibility problems between the various pieces of hardware and software. The open environment also has led to the commoditization of the products themselves, driving down prices and making the PC world marginally profitable at best.
Applying Apple concepts to contract service providersThe closed-system idea struck a chord because of its potential relevance to the integrated service model taking hold in the contract services industry. Both large and small bio/pharmaceutical companies are embracing the idea of buying services as a bundle rather than on an individual basis, for example, having the same contractor develop and manufacture early clinical supplies of the drug substance and drug product. For small bio/pharmaceutical companies, the bundled model offers the opportunity to get their development candidates to the proof-of-concept decision point much faster while overcoming their deficiencies in project management and development expertise. For large bio/pharmaceutical companies, buying a package of services promises to reduce the costs of identifying, qualifying, and managing a network of service providers by reducing the total number of providers in the network.
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Why RadioShack Shares Keep Rallying
The week before Labor Day is typically a quiet period on Wall Street. That is unless you're RadioShack, the beleaguered electronics retailer turned day-trader darling.
Shares of RadioShack more than doubled this week and trading volume skyrocketed after a report suggested RadioShack could be in line for a cash infusion. Short sellers betting on the company's immediate demise bailed on positions. Day traders piled in and out, rolling the dice hoping to make a quick profit on RadioShack.
Shares rose all five days and jumped as high as $1.77 on Friday. The stock, which closed a week ago at 68 cents, climbed to its highest level since April.
On Thursday more than 50 million shares changed hands, the single highest one-day amount for RadioShack at least since November 1984, according to FactSet. By 12:30 p.m. Eastern Time on Friday, RadioShack traded six times its average daily volume.
"You have a lot of retail guys looking at a low-priced stock like this and thinking 'why not take a flier,'" said Sahak Manuelian, managing director at Los Angeles brokerage Wedbush Securities Inc.. "People love being all over a cheap stock that has momentum building upon itself."
A report earlier in the week said hedge fund Standard General could help give RadioShack a rescue-financing package. Standard General, which owns roughly 10% of RadioShack, is the same fund that recently gave the troubled retailer American Apparel Inc. a lifeline. A rescue package could help the company pay down debt and ultimately close some underperforming stores, a decision that needs creditor approval.
Standard General has held talks with RadioShack about ways to finance some or all of the company's debt, including the loan package provided by its term lenders, according to a person familiar with the matter. Several RadioShack bondholders this month also formed an ad hoc group to approach the company and discuss its options but haven't committed to a plan, according to another person familiar with the matter.
Four investment funds have snapped up most of RadioShack's unsecured bonds over the past few months, according to two people familiar with the matter: Standard General, BlueCrest Capital Management, SMH Capital Advisors and GSO Capital Partners, a unit of Blackstone LP.
A RadioShack representative declined to comment.
RadioShack's recent move is a stark contrast for a stock stuck in a deep downtrend. Analysts have mostly written off the company's stock, with one slapping a $0 price target on it in June and saying there was "no recovery in sight." The New York Stock Exchange last month warned RadioShack of a potential delisting after the stock traded below $1 for 30 straight days.
Still, investors have pounced on the chance to make a quick profit. Activity in the options market was elevated throughout the week. RadioShack's implied volatility, a measure of investor expectations for future stock swings and a key component of an option's price, jumped on Thursday to its highest level in at least two years, according to data from Livevol Pro.
And it's not just this week that options traders have piled into RadioShack. Open interest, reflecting the number of active options contracts, surged to 834,990 contracts Thursday from 175,186 on Dec. 31, according to Trade Alert.
"This has become a day-trader's playground and I think that's going to continue," said Sean Moran, a 27-year-old day trader living in San Diego. He said the stock came on his radar once it fell below $1 and for the past four weeks he has traded RadioShack options. "RadioShack has definitely fallen out of favor and most think they're dead and forgotten, but that's usually the time to buy," he said.
Market participants have also attributed RadioShack's big rally to investors who had bet against the stock but then reversed those positions in droves, otherwise known as a "short squeeze."
Short sellers borrow shares to sell them with the hope of buying them back at a lower price and pocketing the difference.
As of Friday, about 16.7% of available RadioShack shares were on loan to traders looking to short the company, according to market data firm Markit. That figure was up from a recent low of 10.5% in early July, suggesting an increasing number of investors had been betting against the stock prior to this week's rally.
"You have a lot of shorts who were betting the company was going to go bankrupt and are now bailing out right, left and sideways," said James Angel, a finance professor at Georgetown University.
The company has a long road ahead. Even amid the recent rally, the stock is still stuck in a yearslong downtrend. It reached a low of 55 cents earlier this month. By comparison, the stock traded above $20 as recently as late 2010 and peaked near $80 in 1999.
Without a cash infusion, RadioShack could face a cash crunch sometime next year, according to Moody's Investors Service, which warned last month that RadioShack may not have the time or cash for a turnaround. As of May 3, the company had $61 million in the bank, down from $180 million at the end of 2013.
The company said in June that it had enough cash to last at least through the middle of next year, an estimate contingent on an immediate improvement in sales and margins.
Even if RadioShack were to get a rescue package, analysts warn that more cash won't necessarily solve the company's long-term problems. RadioShack "needs much more than just a refinance in order to correct the overhanging issue of ongoing fundamental weakness," said B. Riley's Scott Tighman, the analyst with a $0 price target on RadioShack.
Even so, day traders have pounced all over RadioShack, hoping for the best.
"I see 50,000 idiots throwing money at this thing and I'm just trying to grab some of it out their pockets," said Thad Kaylor, a 45-year-old day trader from Chatham, Ill. Mr. Kaylor said he traded in and out of RadioShack on Thursday and Friday.
"I know RadioShack, I know they're struggling and I know what's going on in the brick-and-mortar industry, but I'm trading on emotion and out of greed thinking it is going to keep going up and up," he said. "I know it's a gamble."
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Contact lenses are a great choice for people with an active lifestyle. If you are currently wearing prescription glasses you may well find that contact lenses enhance your enjoyment of sports and outdoor activities like trekking, jogging and cycling. Today's contact lenses are lightweight, comfortable and not easily dislodged. Even in vigorous workouts, contact lenses provide clear and stable vision as they are placed directly on the cornea and stay in place with the movement of the eye.
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Professor Engler directs the law school's clinical programs. He teaches the Public Interest Law Seminar and Clinic and The Lawyering Process and co-teaches clinical component courses. He writes about ethical issues, the delivery of legal services to the poor, Civil Gideon, and legal education. He directs the Public Service Project of the law school's Center for Law and Social Responsibility. Before joining the New England Law faculty in 1993, he was the director of the Housing Law Unit at Brooklyn (New York) Legal Services. He clerked for the Hon. Francis D. Murnaghan, Jr., of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. During the 1999-2000 academic year, he was a lecturer on law at Harvard Law School. He was the 2004 chair of the Association of American Law Schools Standing Committee on Clinical Legal Education, and serves on the Massachusetts Access to Justice Commission and the Boston Bar Association's Task Force on Expanding the Civil Right to Counsel. In 2013 he was appointed to a new Boston Bar Association Statewide Task Force on Civil Legal Aid in Massachusetts. See recent papers on his SSRN page.
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Turner v. Rogers and the Essential Role of the Courts in Delivering Access to Justice,
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Examining the Civil Right to Counsel on the 50th Anniversary of Gideon v. Wainwright,
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Opportunities and Challenges: Non-Lawyer Forms of Assistance In Providing Access to Justice for Middle-Income Earners,
Middle Income Access to Justice
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A Law School Guide to Designing Experiential Courses Involving Real Lawyering,
56 NYU L. Rev. 517
(2012) (with Deborah Maranville, Mary A. Lynch, Susan L. Kay & Phyllis Goldfarb)
The Toughest Nut: Handling Cases Pitting Unrepresented Litigants Against Represented Ones,
62 Nat'l Couns. Juv. & Fam. Ct. Judges J. 10
When Must Counsel Be Appointed, and When Might Access to Justice Mean Less Assistance?,
9 Seattle J. for Soc. Just. 97
Integrating Public Service Legal Work Into Nonclinical Courses,
Techniques for Teaching Law 2
(2011) (Friedland, Hess, Schwartz, and Sparrow eds.) (reprinted article)
Reflections on a Civil Right to Counsel and Drawing Lines: When Must Counsel Be Appointed, and When Might Access to Justice Mean Less Assistance?,
9 Seattle J. for Soc. Just. 97
Connecting Self-Representation to Civil Gideon: What Existing Data Reveal About When Counsel is Most Needed,
37 Fordham Urb. L.J.
The Twin Imperatives of Providing Access to Justice and Establishing a Civil Gideon,
93 Mass. L. Rev. 214
Pursuing Access to Justice and Civil Right to Counsel in a Time of Economic Crisis,
15 Roger Williams U. L. Rev. 472
Approaching Ethical Issues Involving Unrepresented Litigants,
43 Clearinghouse Rev. 377
(November-December 2009)
Shaping a Context-Based Civil Gideon from the Dynamics of Social Change,
Right to Counsel – Constitutional Perspectives
(Edited by Rajitha Tadikonda, 2008)
Ethics in Transition: Unrepresented Litigants and the Changing Judical Role,
22 Notre Dame J.L. Ethics & Pub. Pol'y 367
Shaping a Context-Based Civil Gideon from the Dynamics of Social Change ,
15 Temp. Pol. & Civ. Rts. L. Rev. 697
( 2006)
Towards a Context-Based Civil Gideon Through Access to Justice Initiatives ,
40 Clearinghouse Rev. 196
( 2006)
From the Margins to the Core: Integrating Public Service Legal Work into the Mainstream of Legal Education ,
40 New Eng. L. Rev. 479
( 2006)
Revising the Role of the Court-Connected Mediator To Achieve Fairness for
Unrepresented Litigants 11 NE-ACR Newsletter, (Winter 2005)
The Legal Community's Response to 9/11: Normalcy After 9/11: Public Service as the Crisis Fades ,
31 Fordham Urb. L.J. 983
( 2004)
From 10 to 20: A Guide to Utilizing the MacCrate Report Over the Next Decade ,
23 Pace L. Rev. 519
( 2003)
What Counts As Pro Bono/Public Service? One View, The AALS Pro Bono and Public Service Section Newsletter, Vol. 2, No.3 (2002).
The MacCrate Report Turns 10: Assessing its Impact and Identifying Gaps we Should Seek to Narrow ,
8 Clinical L. Rev. 109
( 2002)
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Before using a paintball grenade, it's a good idea to get to know exactly how your grenade operates. A lot of the paint grenades available are made with surgical tubing materials that are filled with paint, which are folded and clipped at the end. When you unclip the end of the grenade, the tube will begin to bounce frantically and shoot paint in all different directions.
Using your grenade properly:
1. Make sure you get close enough to your opposite team, especially when there are multiple opposing team members standing close to each other. The farther away, the harder the aim; along with other variables that go into to getting a precise hit.
2. Now, you want to pull the pin on the grenade and throw it towards your opponents so it lands very close to them, preferably in the center of where they're standing. Then be on the lookout with your paintball gun ready to tag anyone that's trying to get away from the grenade. This is a great way to tag your opponents if they haven't been tagged already as they will surely be in a state of shock.
3. You can also ask the referee to do a quick paint check if your opponents didn't call it when you tagged them with the grenade. Sometimes players might not know they were tagged because grenades don't provide the same impact that paintball guns do, so there is a good chance hit players never even felt the blow.
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Oswald widow taps NH auction house to rid herself of wedding ring
"Marina Oswald Porter wants to break all ties with "the worst day of my life" — the dreadful day her late husband, Lee Harvey Oswald, shot and killed President John F. Kennedy.
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You'll need to submit an application for admission and official copies of all college transcripts (sent directly to Michigan Tech from each school). You will also need to have your high school send us an official copy of your high school transcript, unless you have earned an associate degree or higher at time of application.
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The Daily Docket: School Specialty Wins Loan Approval
School Specialty Inc. won court approval to draw $129 million of a rival bankruptcy loan that gives the education supply company more time and flexibility in its Chapter 11 restructuring Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.
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Aluminum producer Ormet has filed for bankruptcy protection with $416 million in debts, Bloomberg reports.
Sugar firm Banah International Group, which got tax breaks from Miami-Dade County for moving its headquarters to Florida, filed for Chapter 11 after having fallen under too much debt, the New York Times reports.
According to the Detroit News, reports that General Motors wanted to raise Chief Executive Dan Akerson's pay to $11.1 million this year from $9 million in 2012 are inaccurate.
According to Bloomberg, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. was sued by former Archstone Inc. shareholders over an asset sale.
Law professor Stephen J. Lubben writes via DealBook about litigation against Dodd-Frank's liquidation authority and the bankruptcy clause.
Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP's bankruptcy advisers are close to jumping over a major hurdle, the Am Law Daily reports.
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P.J Hanley's, Brooklyn, N.Y.'s oldest bar, has filed for bankruptcy, Crain's New York Business reports.
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Sunday Talk Preview: Immigration, Mideast
Immigration overhaul and the latest developments in the Middle East are expected to be discussed on this Sunday's news shows. Here are the guest lineups, as compiled by the Associated Press:
ABC's "This Week"
Gov. Rick Perry (R., Texas); Roman Catholic Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso, Texas
NBC's "Meet the Press"
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson; Rep. Raul Labrador (R., Idaho); former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
CBS's "Face the Nation"
Sens. John McCain (R., Ariz.), Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) and Dick Durbin (D., Ill.)
CNN's "State of the Union"
Rep. Henry Cuellar (D., Texas); Alan Long, mayor of Murrieta, Calif; Michelle Howard, the Navy's first female four-star admiral.
"Fox News Sunday"
Sens. John Barrasso (R., Wyo.), and Bob Casey (D., Pa.); Rep. Darrell Issa (R., Calif.); Ron Dermer, Israel's ambassador to the U.S.


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The North Canton City Schools Board of Education has a meeting scheduled for Wednesday to authorize several purchases and approve district hires.
Board members will meet in regular session at 6 p.m. at Hoover High School, 525 Seventh St. NE.
Agenda items include:
• Approving home instructors, coaches and substitutes.
• Approving out-of-the-country field trips.
• Authorizing the purchase of computers and monitors, a school van and new carpeting.
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Five months to the day after undergoing a bone marrow transplant, Robin Roberts on Wednesday made a heartwarming and inspiring return to the set of ABC's "Good Morning America."
"Hi, it's Robin, and I've been waiting 174 days to say this: Good morning, America!" declared a beaming Roberts, surrounded by her co-hosts. who greeted her with a hearty round of applause.
Roberts, 52, had been absent from the morning program since August, when she began to prepare for a bone marrow transplant to treat myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), a rare blood disorder that can lead to a fast-growing form of leukemia.
"I keep pinching myself and I realized that this is real, this is actually happening," she said soon after the introduction of what ABC deemed a "very special edition" of "GMA."
Appearing thinner and rocking a close-cropped hairstyle, Roberts told viewers that "Faith, family and friends have brought me to this moment and I am so full of gratitude. ... I share this day of celebration with everyone."
Throughout the program, Roberts thanked those who aided her recovery, including her sister and donor, Sally-Ann. "Welcome Back Robin" video messages from luminaries, including President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, Hillary Clinton, Oprah and Magic Johnson, were also aired.
The president called Roberts "an inspiration to all of us" and added that "we couldn't be happier that you're back here doing what you're doing best."
ABC announced Roberts will interview the first lady later this week, to be shown next Tuesday.
A behind-the-scenes look at Roberts' journey will air on Friday's "20/20" (10 p.m., ABC).
Roberts' ordeal with MDS came just a few years after she was forced to battle breast cancer. And last August, just days before her bone marrow transplant, Roberts' mother died at the age of 88.


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- Feb 21:
- Olympic hockey: Canada tops USA 1-0, will play for gold
- Olympics: U.S. figure skating falls behind rest of the world
- Olympics: Sweden beats Finland 2-1 to advance to hockey finals
- Olympics: Figure skating controversy rages, especially in social media
- Olympics: Mikaela Shiffrin becomes youngest winner of slalom gold
- Winter Olympics: Your Friday morning update
- Olympics: Hockey forward Julie Chu to carry American flag at closing ceremony
- Olympics: How other countries watch the Sochi Games
- Olympics: Two decades after attack, Nancy Kerrigan just wants to 'move on'
- Olympics: Canada owns the free ski podium. Again
- Olympics: Putin to Sotnikova: You 'conquered'
- Olympics: Fake wolf prank taken in stride by officials
- Olympics: South Korea irate over figure skating result
- Olympics: U.S. women's hockey team reflects on collapse
SOCHI, Russia -- Norway may top the medal count, but the Dutch have been the most efficient Olympians in Sochi.
The Netherlands, thanks to its dominance in speedskating, had 22 medals after 82 events -- with only 41 athletes in its contingent. That's one medal for every 1.86 athletes, the best ratio among the 26 nations that have medaled so far.
Here's a top 10 list of countries ranked by medal efficiency. Lower figures are better, and each country's overall rank in the medal standings is listed in parentheses.
-- Netherlands: 1.86 athletes per medal. (6th in overall standings)
-- Belarus: 4.33. (8th)
-- Norway: 5.62. (1st)
-- France: 7.53. (9th)
-- Sweden: 7.93. (12th)
-- United States: 9.16. (3rd)
-- Slovenia: 9.29. (16th)
-- Germany: 9.63. (4th)
-- Russia: 9.74. (5th)
-- Canada: 10. (2nd)


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OverviewThe Camelot™ software system is the next-generation CAD navigation standard for failure analysis, design debug and low-yield analysis. Camelot optimizes the equipment and personnel resources of design and semiconductor failure analysis (FA) labs by providing computer interfaces and navigation capabilities for more than 50 different types of analysis and test equipment. Its application tools, features, options and networking capability provide a complete, integrated system for fast and efficient investigation and resolution of inspection, test and analysis jobs. In addition, Camelot enables closer collaboration between product and design groups with FA labs, thus dramatically improving time to yield and market.
Camelot has the ability to import CAD design data from all the key LVS packages and several user-proprietary formats and provides visual representations of circuits that can be manipulated, rotated, exploded, searched and linked with ease.
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Camelot is part of the failure analysis product portfolio originally developed by Knights Technology. The Knights product line was acquired by Synopsys as part of its acquisition of Magma in 2012.
Figure 1: Camelot CAD-navigation system integrating layout, schematic and fab defect data
Camelot users' highest priorities are data access and database capability. Camelot provides the optimal solution to the continually expanding needs of the FA lab and design debug team.
Ensuring data consistency is one of the key capabilities of Synopsys' CAD navigation software. The unique design of the internal database structures guarantees that decadesold databases are still readable. This is an indispensable feature for all failure analysis, QA and manufacturing organizations, especially in the automotive industry.
Figure 2: Camelot SchemView and NetView provide an easy way to navigate inside circuit schematics
Providing Critical Analysis FunctionsIn addition to its CAD navigation and database capabilities, Camelot's analysis features have become indispensable to the FA lab. Different viewing options are critical in tracking potential failures and determining the source and origin of killer defects. Camelot includes special schematic capabilities and layout add-on features that are invaluable to FA engineers as they debug chips manufactured using new processes. The list below details some of the most popular software options.
Defect Wafer Map integrates defect inspection data with the device CAD design using the defect coordinates to navigate an equipment stage and pinpoint the defect for closer inspection and characterization. Camelot sorts defects by size, location or class, as well as layout location and allows the user to define custom wafer maps. Additionally, users can classify defects, attach images and write updated information to the defect files.
SchemView provides tracking of potential failures through visualization of the chip logic. Cross-mapped to the device layout and netlist, SchemView helps determine the source and origin of chip failures. The entire design is displayed in cell hierarchy format, allowing push-down to a transistor level. K-Bitmap identifies physical location of bit addresses in memory devices.
I-Schem (Interactive Schematic) creates a schematic from a netlist in a net-oriented format allowing forward and backward tracking to locate a fault. Features like Add Driver or Add Input Cone allow for quick analysis and verification of diagnostic results in scan chains.
K-Bitmap allows equipment CAD navigation when analyzing memory chips by identifying the physical location of failing memory cells. It eliminates tedious screen counting by converting the logical addresses or row and column coordinates, to the physical location.
3D Small-Area Analysis Option provides a three-dimensional crosssection capability to FA engineers, enabling faster localization of circuit failures to accelerate IC manufacturing yield improvement.
Hot-Spot Analyzer Option allows user to draw regions on the layout that correspond to hot-spot regions (emission spots) to detect the crucial nets. Counts of the number of nets in each hot-spot region and number of hot spots for each net are displayed.
On-Line Search Analyzer Option allows users to search a small area of a die for unique polygon features, repeated features or lack of features. Applications include, but are not limited to, FIB-able regions, repeaters, pattern fidelity and lithographic applications.
Passive Voltage Contrast Checker (PVC) Option quickly and accurately validates the integrity of a circuit's conductivity and provides detailed information for identifying suspect faults at via or metal traces.
Figure 12: Camelot server solution
Camelot Server SolutionSynopsys' Camelot server solution brings all the advantages of enterprise-wide computing to chip FA and design modification. Camelot is a client/server, open architecture system that connects users over local and wide area networks for seamless integration and database sharing. Instrument integration throughout the fab and other locations throughout the enterprise enables viewing, modifying, characterizing and testing the same wafer location with different instruments, or the same location on wafers at different facilities using the same chip design.
Complete, Up-to-Date Library of FA Tool DriversCamelot provides navigation for over 50 types of equipment. With a continued commitment to supporting drivers for all types of test and analysis equipment, Synopsys will continue to develop driver interfaces for new tools as they are introduced to the market, as well as next-generations of existing tools.


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Watch out, wearable computers could be the next big thing
June 25, 2014 - Art Smith
The original piece of wearable technology is about to get a major upgrade. With the rumor of the release of the iWatch this fall, wearing a timepiece on your arm is about to get cool again.
People have worn the watch for centuries. First it just told the time, later it also told the date. In the 1970s electronic watches came out, some even served as calculators - complete with tiny buttons.
With the advent of the smart phone though, many people quit wearing watches because they were looking at their phones constantly and the phones have built in clocks.
A new round of watches might just change that. The Apple iWatch, rumored to be released in October, is certain to grab a large share of this "new" market.
The iWatch, and other forms of smart watches are expected to give people much more data than just the time and date. Since a person wears it on their arm, they will be able to collect a lot of analytical information about the user. Their use is expected to be huge with athletes, but should also be useful for people just trying to stay healthy.
The watches are expected to be loaded with sensors that can measure things like heart rate, blood pressure, sleep patterns and more, and log them into a new IOS app called Health.
If it's like other Apple devices it will seamlessly sync with apps and websites to give you useful data about your life that you and your health care providers can use to keep you healthy.
A few years ago tablets entered the market and were snatched up by hundreds of millions of consumers.
The smart watch will likely do the same, particularly if consumers perceive it as something that can help them live longer.
As a provider of digital content it will be interesting to see how the tiny devices will handle information. You can already read the newspaper in print, on your computer, on your tablet and on your smart phone. Will we be able to add "on your wrist" to that list? Stay tuned. Perhaps we will have to change All Access to Arm Access.
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I have never made a birthday celebration for myself before. This year i did. A grand party with all of my closest friends, and the ones living far away were there in heart. We sang, spoke some words of Torah, and gave out lots and lots of Birthday Brachos. A night to remember.
I want to post more and with a lot more pictures, but its Friday and Shabbos is coming so it will have to wait. I do want to take this moment to wish all my readers, friends, and family a special Birthday blessing. I bench that each and every one of you are filled to the very top with all you need and want, that your health and happiness over flows, and in everything you do you find meaning and understanding,may your connection to Hashem deepen, and your understanding of this world becomes clear. May all of you with kinderlach continue to receive more and more and more Chasidishe Yiddishe Nachas from your children , and for those of you close to my heart struggling to have sweet kinder in your home may Hashem grant you more children than you can count. Each and everyone should be benched with Gashmius and Ruchnius, and each and everyone of us should together with Ahavas Yisroel merit the coming of Moshiach right now!
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Activating or Replacing Your Phone
December 3, 2012
If you made someone's holiday happy this year with a cell phone from kajeet — or if you received one — the first thing you need to do is to activate it. And this can be done entirely online, whether you purchased a phone from our website or will be bringing your own used, inactive Sprint® device. To help, we've provided the answers to some frequently asked questions below:
What is "activation?"
Prior to use, each kajeet account needs to be set up with parent (or guardian) information and assigned a phone number. Once you activate your phone, you will automatically be enrolled in the rate plan you chose when the phone was purchased. If you are bringing your own eligible device (learn more about this program here), you will be prompted to select a rate plan at this time.
The phone I want to activate is for a NEW kajeet user (someone who has not had a kajeet phone before). What do I do?
Activating your kajeet phone is easy! Click here to get started. Be sure to have the phone you are activating with you (whether it was purchased from our website or you are activating a used, inactive Sprint® device), as you will need information found on the handset for the first step.
I'm already a kajeet customer. I want to transfer my current kajeet service to a new/different phone. What do I do?
If you are bringing your own device, please contact our Customer Care team at 1-866-452-5338.
If you purchased a new device from kajeet, just follow these steps to switch your current service to a new/diferent phone (for an existing kajeet user):
1. Log into kajeet here.
2. Go to your Account Summary page. Scroll down the page to access the "Add a Phone" tab, as shown below.
3. Click on the "Add a Phone" tab. You will see an option that reads "Replace a Phone." Click on the link right underneath (the one we circled below).
4. You will be asked to select the phone you would like to replace/upgrade (in the event you have multiple phones on your account) and for the ESN or MEID of your phone (be sure to have your new phone handy during this process!).
What if I am moving/porting my existing cell phone number to kajeet?
You will need to contact kajeet Customer Care if you are porting (moving) a number from another cell phone service provider to kajeet. Have a copy of your bill and/or account login information with you when you contact kajeet Customer Care. While we are working to make this process as fast as possible, it can take up to 3-4 days to port a number (we are dependent upon other telecommunications companies, and they are all busy at this time of year).
How can I reach kajeet Customer Care and what are the kajeet holiday Care hours?
Our Customer Care team is available Monday through Friday, from 9:00 am ET to 10:00 pm ET and on Saturday from 9:00 am ET to 6:00 pm ET. Our Care department can be reached at 1-866-452-5338 or at email@example.com. Kajeet Customer Care is closed on Christmas Day to give our hardworking care personnel the day off with their families.
Our Holiday Care Hours are as follows:
- Saturday, December 22: 9:00 am ET to 10:00 pm ET
- Sunday, December 23: 9:00 am ET to 10:00 pm ET
- Monday, December 24: 9:00 am ET to 10:00 pm ET
- Tuesday, December 25: CLOSED
- Wednesday, December 26: 9:00 am ET to 10:00 pm ET
- Thursday, December 27: 9:00 am ET to 10:00 pm ET
- Friday, December 28: 9:00 am ET to 10:00 pm ET
- Saturday, December 29: 9:00 am ET to 6:00 pm ET
Care is already busy and we do expect them to continue to be busy after the holidays. Avoid the wait and activate online!
Happy Holidays!
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3 Responses to "Activating or Replacing Your Phone"
December 12, 2012 at 12:55 am
What if My child already has a cell phone with another phone service. use you the Kajeet service?
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Thank you! Very helpful!


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Captain wrote:I'm toying with a new idea for this year's event. I love the contours of the ground near the sand traps, but with the traps OB, it becomes harder to be aggressive.
Proposed new rule : Discs that land in the bunker will be placed on the opposite side of bunker and then played from outside the bunker -- no penalty. When a disc lands in the bunker, a straight line will be drawn from the pole of the basket, through the center of the disc, to the other side of the bunker. Disc is placed on the edge of the bunker (within 1 meter from the rim) and played with no penalty.
This drawing illustrates the rule.
I get both. I could see the proposed rule confusing people. Last year golfers misplayed the golf cart paths and whether or not they were ob even though you clearly stated it in the player's meeting. I would say standard ob and maybe move the baskets a little further from the sand. My 2cents.


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Friday the 13th. What a spooky day. Nothing is supposed to go right and you just might be in danger of getting hacked to bits by a machete-wielding, hockey-masked, pissed off summer camper who just doesn't seem to want to die.
However, such a day in Phish world could only mean one thing: one crazy show. Surely the band would realize the significance of this day and do something special. After this show I learned not to get my hopes up.
The two-hour drive to Cleveland went by for the most part uneventful, with my buddies Matt, Mike, and Jaremy, along with myself, excited to get to the lot. Fall Tour isn't much like Summer Tour as far as the lot scene is concerned. Instead of being condensed into an amphitheater's parking lot, since most venues on the Fall Tour are located in big cities, concert goers are forced to park in different lots, each of which are separate from each other and each of which costs a different amount to park in. I was lucky enough to park in a lot on Prospect St. about four blocks away from the venue. Luckily this lot was also a block away from Shakedown, which just so happened to be overflowing from the next parking lot and into the street and up and down the sidewalk across from the venue. Superb purchases were abundant and after making several, my crew and I headed back to the car to get away from the cold November air before heading into the show.
Finally it was time for us to head in and find our seats. We walked to the venue and stood in line to get frisked. As I was waiting for my turn, the security guard called up the kid in front of me. This kids was acting super shady and as the guard was frisking him he kept pulling his jacket back down over his waist and reaching for his back. I could see the guard getting a little worried as the kid kept reaching around for the back of his jeans. Finally the cop decided he wasn't going to wait to see what that kid might pull out from the back of his jeans. He turned him around and lifted up his jacket, exposing the kids' brand new bubbler, a really nice pipe way too big to be trying to bring into a show. I think the cop realized how much that thing was worth because instead of taking it he just told the kid to go put it away and come back.
I'm really not a fan of seeing Phish indoors. It's always too hot, the bathroom lines are too long, the halls are too hard to maneuver, and there are no jumbotrons. The CSU Convocation Center is no different; however, at least we scored some good seats. Granted we were in the bleeders, but we were directly in front of the stage so we had a nice view. The house lights finally went down as Phish took the stage. Surprisingly they weren't met with an overwhelmingly warm response. The band kicked off the show with about as much warmth as they kicked into a lackluster "Chalk Dust Torture". This version was kind of sloppy and didn't really have much to offer. The "Wolfman's Brother" that followed was a different story. The band funked this "Brother" out for a good twenty minutes and showcased some very inspired jamming. Later set lists would have a "Mind Left Body Jam" listed as taking place within "Wolfman's," but I'm not sure how much validity there is to that claim.
Phish followed the explosive "Wolfman's" with an average pairing of "Roggae" and "Ginseng Sullivan", and then broke into an entertaining version of "It's Ice". This would be the final version until the year 2000 and it was by no means a letdown. Each part was flawless and at one point Fishman climbed on top of his drum throne, stood there, and did the mashed potato.
The next song, "Cars Trucks Buses" is always a fun instrumental and although it didn't break any new ground it was still good to hear. Next up was "Farmhouse" and at this point in its existence it was still a rarity for the most part, so it was a real treat to hear it. As far as Phish's country numbers are concerned, "Water In The Sky" should have been left alone and should still be played like it was back in 1997. "The Sloth" brought the lukewarm first set to a simmer before "Antelope" brought it to a boil. The band was doing some serious jamming during this song, and the audience was really loving it. The band seemed to take notice, or at least Trey did, as he switched up the lyrics and said something to the effect of, "set the deer shift for this side of the hole." Whatever Trey. It's still not sure what was said for sure; possibly instead of "hole" it was "hall", making reference to the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame. Regardless, for the first time all night both the band and the audience seemed to be having a really good time. "Wolfman's" and "It's Ice" stood out as the first set highlights and as the house lights came back on, intermission was met with the collective hope that the band would really bring the thunder in the next set.
Since I knew what kind of confusion was going on in the hallway that surrounded the venue, I stayed in my seat through set break. I was glad I did since by the time Matt and Jaremy made it back to the seats after their excursion, the house lights went down, leaving them no time to eat their pizza and hotdog.
As the band took the stage it seemed as though spirits were high. The band joked about how Carini showed up for work late that day since he had gotten so drunk at the Flats the night before. Kuroda shined a spotlight to the side of the stage, lighting Carini up and Trey announced that Mike thought they should leave the lights like that the whole set. After the banter Mike lead the band into the intro to "Down With Disease". The band worked its way through the tune before they embraced the jam and really spread their wings. A huge jam ensued, one that really got the second set moving and for the most part made up for the averageness of Set I. After "Disease" ended Trey started up "Sample In A Jar". It was by no means the greatest Sample ever, but things could have been worse. Afterwards we were treated to a beautiful rendition of "Dirt". This song is absolutely fantastic and this early version was superb, complete with an emotionally moving guitar solo.
This show was taking place not too long after Story Of The Ghost had been released and, if you may recall, "Birds Of A Feather" actually made it onto the radio as the album's single. I knew it was inevitable that they'd play it tonight, and they did. The version wasn't bad at all and after hearing it live I actually grew to enjoy it. An excellent jam springboard. The SOTG theme kept itself alive as the band brought forth "Meat". The funk was hitting hard and heavy and the band stretched this way out and ended up repeating the digital loop section several times. As the audience let out a deafening cheer of approval, Fishman started in with a wonderfully placed "Harry Hood" to end the set. "Hood" was pretty much your standard version, which is fine by me. The band worked the parts nicely; however, when they settled into the mellow blissful jam Kuroda blacked out the stage, allowing the fans to wage an interrupted glowstick war. Although it had potential to be huge, this war was pretty small; however, the gesture was still nice. The band sent us into the night after Kuroda shined the bright white lights on the stage as Page belted out the words to "Good Times/ Bad Times". What an extremely appropriate encore.


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I wanted to touch on this because when I use the same file in VLC Media PLayer, or Plex there are no problems. In P3MS it seems that some files are blocky, by that I mean pixelated in places that it shouldn't be. Yet the same file plays fine as described on Plex on the playstation 3.
Both media servers are running on the same machine, with 18g of memory (physical) so its not a memory problem. Network is a gigabit network, so I doubt it is a bandwidth issue, especially since the same file plays fine on the PS3 using Plex.
My guess is it is the transcoding of mkv files to be played on the PS3 from P3MS.
And I have seen this getting worse since version 1.42. Version 1.60 refuses to even play files full stop... So I had to roll back to 1.54 to watch my tv shows.


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Auglaize-Mercer Counties YMCA
Located just north of Dwyer Hall, the Auglaize-Mercer Counties YMCA is home to Lake Campus Lakers athletic events. Citizens of Auglaize and Mercer Counties joined together to form a YMCA in 1984, with the Western Ohio Educational Foundation (WOEF) donating ten acres of land toward the building of the facility. Students currently receive a free membership to the YMCA.


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Highland School students are learning how the world around them works, from their home and family, to their community and state and all the way up to the nation as part of the Junior Achievement program, which has returned this year thanks to a partnership between the UMC Center For Adult Learning's Achieve More program, RSVP and the Crookston Chamber of Commerce.
The program relies on volunteers and other sponsors, and is partially funded by a Northwest Minnesota Foundation grant.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi men's and women's tennis teams will host first-year Southland Conference member Abilene Christian Tuesday, March 11, at the Thomas J. Henry Tennis Center. Doubles action will begin at 10 a.m.
The Islanders have had tremendous support from the Corpus Christi community at their home matches this season. The men's tennis team was recently ranked No. 9 in the ITA national attendance rankings. It marked the second year in a row the Islanders have been ranked in the top 10.
"The crowds encourage us to fight harder and they make a huge difference at our matches," Director of Tennis Steve Moore said. "The appreciation from the players make us even want to fight harder for these crowds. To be recognized in the top 10 nationally means a lot to this team and this university. We are trying very hard and rankings like this validate this hard work."
The men's team enters Tuesday's conference match with an 11-6 record including a 1-0 mark in Southland Conference play. The Islanders are coming off a 4-0 victory over Western Michigan in the 48th Annual H-E-B Tournament of Champions at the Thomas J. Henry Tennis Center.
The Islanders women's team sits at 6-2 and will open Southland play against the Wildcats. In the team's last match against New Mexico State, senior Sandra Burges came back from a set down to win the next two, and clinch the match, 4-3, for the Islanders.
"We are now entering the conference faze of the season, as each conference battles for a conference title and an automatic birth to the NCAA Team Championships," Moore said. "This is the strongest the conference has ever been since I have been here in the last eight years, so we have a lot of tough battles ahead and a lot of hard work to do."
Junior Peter Nagy has been outstanding for the Islanders this season, compiling an 11-2 record in No. 1 singles. Ricardo Mayagoitia holds an 8-4 record in No. 2 singles while Javier Pujol has registered a 9-6 singles record.
In the first conference match of the season, the Islanders men's team downed Oral Roberts 7-0 in Dallas. The Islanders clinched the doubles point and went on to win all six singles matches to secure their seventh straight victory of the season.
For the women's team, Celia Rodriguez holds a 7-1 singles record and a 4-2 mark in No. 3 doubles play with fellow sophomore Maider Martin. Freshman Judit Vives has had an impressive freshman year so far in her first year as an Islander. The Barcelona, Spain native has tallied a perfect 6-0 record in singles play and is also undefeated in doubles play with Burges in the No. 2 slot with a 5-0 record.
Last season, the women's team advanced to the finals of the Southland Conference Tournament, while placing second in the conference during the regular season.
The Abilene Christian men's team enters Tuesday's match with a 6-7 record, including 1-0 record in conference play. The women's team holds a 9-2 record and a 1-0 mark in conference play.
Following Tuesday's match the women's team will travel to San Antonio to face UTSA on Wednesday, March 12, at 2 p.m. The men's team will head to Houston to take on Rice on March 21 and Tulane on March 22.
For all the latest on Islanders Tennis, like the team on Facebook (IslandersTennis) and follow them on Twitter and Instagram (@IslandersTennis).


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About 40% of compounds identified through high-throughput or combinatorial screening approaches are poorly water soluble (1–3). They are usually difficult to formulate and often exhibit a low oral bioavailability, which may result in delays in development or cause them to be dropped from the pipeline (4). Scientists have developed and proposed various formulation techniques to improve the solubility and bioavailability of poorly water-soluble compounds (5). One of the most common techniques entails using various solubilizing agents, including surfactants. Gattefossé's Labrasol (saturated polyglycolyzed C8 -C10 glyceride) surfactant is widely used as a powerful agent for increasing the solubility and bioavailability of low-solubility drugs (6).
However, despite its high solubilizing capacity, Labrasol cannot keep drugs solublized when a neat drug–Labrasol formulation is diluted with an aqueous medium. Drugs often precipitate out of the formulation after dilution, thus causing low bioavailability (7, 8). Such precipitation in vivo may reduce drug concentration needed in the aqueous phase for immediate action, thus resulting in a delayed or reduced efficacy (9, 10). Drug precipitation in vivo is a predominant cause of low oral bioavailability for poorly water-soluble compounds (11).
Formulators have made significant efforts to inhibit or reduce drug precipitation from Labrasol formulations. One common approach is to mix Labrasol with pharmaceutical excipients, such as hydrophobic oils, lipids, surfactants, and cosolvents, to form microemulsions or emulsion systems (12–15). Drugs can be held tightly in the more hydrophobic cores of the emulsion systems than in Labrasol alone upon dilution. This characteristic inhibits drug precipitation. Despite a significant improvement in inhibiting drug precipitation, these Labrasol formulations are usually complicated and involve multiple components. The formulations also may raise concerns about drug loading, scale-up, and cost.The aim of this study was to inhibit drug precipitation from Labrasol formulations by identifying and incorporating a precipitation inhibitor into them. Two of Johnson and Johnson's poorly water-soluble compounds were selected as model compounds. Pluronic F127 was identified and added as a precipitation inhibitor into Labrasol formulations. Compound precipitation from Labrasol formulations with or without Pluronic F127 was assessed by a parallel microscreening precipitation method using 96-well plates and a Tecan robot.
Materials and methods
Compounds. Two poorly water-soluble compounds (Compounds A and B) were obtained from the Johnson and Johnson Pharmaceutical Research and Development compound collection. The molecular weights of Compound A and B were 425.51 g/mol and 676.77 g/mol, respectively. Compound A had aqueous solubility of 1 μg/mL at neutral pH, and the solubility of Compound B was < 0.2 μg/mL at pH 7.4. Both compounds were thus typical of Biopharmaceutics Classification System Class II compounds. One of the factors that led to the poor oral bioavailability of both compounds was their low aqueous solubility.
Formulation excipients and biorelevant media. Pluronic F127 and Labrasol were obtained from BASF and Gattefossé, respectively. Polyethylene glycol (PEG) 400, 1-methyl-2-pyrrolidinone (NMP), and pyrene were purchased from Sigma-Aldrich. Simulated intestine fluid (SIF) (pH 7.4) was prepared according to the US Pharmacopeia, but no enzymes were added.
In vitro precipitation method. The in vitro drug precipitation upon dilution in an aqueous medium was assessed as described in the literature (10, 16, 17). The stock solutions of the tested compounds and the excipients, including Labrasol, were first prepared in n-propanol at concentrations of 5 and 20 mg/mL, respectively. Then, according to formulation design, the compounds and each excipient solution at various volume ratios were automatically dispensed into each well of a 96-well microtiter plate (Scienceware, Bel-Art Products) by a Tecan robot (GENESIS Workstation). After vortexing for homogeneous mixing, the microtiter was then placed in a centrifugal vacuum evaporator (HT-4X, GeneVac) and run for 2 h to remove n-propanol from the plates. After solvent removal, 120 μL of SIF was added to each well of the plate. Following 24-h incubation at room temperature, aqueous solution was filtered through a 0.2-μm 96-well polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) filter plate, and drug aqueous concentration in the filtrates was determined using high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC).
HPLC method. An HP1100 HPLC instrument with an autosampler module for a 96-well microtiter plate (Agilent) was used to analyze compound concentration. In the HPLC assay for Compound A, a C18 column (50 × 4.6 mm, 2.5 μm, Thermo BDS hypersil, 35 °C) and a mobile phase containing 40% acetonitrile and 60% ammonium formate buffer (pH 3.3) (by volume) were used. The flow rate was controlled at 1 mL/min with an injection volume of 20 μL. The effluent was detected for the compound concentration at a wavelength of 270 nm. The run time was 4 min per sample. In the HPLC assay for Compound B, 20 μL of the sample were injected into a Waters Xterra RP18 column (150 mm × 4.6 mm, 3.5 μm) (Waters). The sample was eluted at 30 °C at 1 mL/min by a mobile phase consisting of 70% (v/v) acetonitrile with 0.1% trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) and 30% (v/v) water with 0.1% TFA. Compound B's concentration was measured at an ultraviolet wavelength of 245 nm. The retention time of the compound was 2.5 min during a total 4.25-min run time per sample. None of the excipients used in the study interfered with both assays.
Compound solubility in neat excipients. The solubility of Compounds A and B in neat excipients, such as Labrasol, PEG 400, and NMP, was determined by a shake-flask method. Excess compound solids were suspended in 1 mL of tested excipients, and the suspensions were shaken at 37 °C for two to five days. Aliquots were withdrawn and filtered through a 0.2-μm PVDF filter. The filtrate was diluted with acetonitrile, and the compound concentration in the filtrate was analyzed by a corresponding HPLC method. Equilibrium solubility was determined when the concentration of the compound in the suspension did not increase further with incubation time.
Pyrene vibrational emission measurement. The authors prepared 2-mg/mL solutions of Labrasol, Pluronic F127, and the mixture of Pluronic F127 and Labrasol by dissolving the appropriate amount of substances in SIF. Pyrene solution (0.05 mg/mL) was prepared in acetone. Subsequently, 10 μL of pyrene solution was added to the appropriate volume of Labrasol, Pluronic F127, and their mixture to achieve a final pyrene concentration of 6 × 10–7 M. Samples were incubated at 37 °C in a shaker for 1 h, followed by an overnight shaking at room temperature. Fluorescence excitation spectra of pyrene were obtained using a Hitachi F-4500 fluorescence spectrophotometer. The vibrational-emission spectrum of pyrene comprising the formulations from 350 to 400 nm was measured at an excitation wavelength of 340 nm. The excitation and emission-band slits were 4 and 2 nm, respectively. The intensity ratio of I333/I338 was calculated.


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TRUCKEE, Calif. - Brooke and Chad Bentley, Truckee residents and owners of La Galleria, are proud to announce they will partner again with the Truckee Community Christmas program. The partnership will help collect non-perishable food donations during November and December by offering a discount for people who make a donation at the store.
"We are excited to be a part of a great local cause. It is programs like Truckee Community Christmas that help keep our community strong and connected by helping each other," said Brooke and Chad Bentley.
The Truckee Community Christmas has coordinated holiday efforts for more than 25 years and is a critical organization in helping approximately 300 families in need each year. The foundation is managed by a group of board members and several volunteers who oversee a variety of nonprofit groups by coordinating the collection of food, toys and clothing. More information can be found at www.truckeecommunitychristmas.com.
"Truckee Community Christmas is thrilled to partner with community-minded Brooke and Chad Bentley of La Galleria. We really appreciate support from merchants like Brooke and Chad who take the reins and plan a promotional program that benefits our efforts. It's what being part of a small town is all about," said Truckee Community Christmas board member Katie Shaffer.
In an effort to help collect non-perishable food donations, La Galleria will provide a 15 percent discount coupon for people who bring in a non-perishable food donation. La Galleria is located in downtown Truckee on commercial row at 10112 Donner Pass Road.
For information about the La Galleria and Truckee Community Christmas partnership call 530-587-5444, search "La Galleria Truckee, CA" on Facebook or visit www.lagalleriatruckee.com.
About La Galleria
La Galleria has been a staple in the community for 30 years providing products from around the world featuring gifts for any occasion, any age group, of all prices, that include jewelry, clothing and home decor of water features, metal art and hand carved sculptures. La Galleria showcases both local artists and artists from around the world.


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Sage Francis wrote: So I'm down for the crown in funky clown town.
GrantherBirdly wrote: I'd like to echo the sentiments of those who are loving this album. These are some lovely, and accomplished, tunes both lyrically and instrumentally. It's been getting consistent play for over a month now, which reminds me I need to throw some loot your way, like now.
thanks dilly!