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2:22 Break into outro of song
3:00 Lift off, Mike slapping, Page on Clav, Trey with dirty tone
4:10 Trey on Wah, page to synth. Mike drives the jam, alternating three deep notes with accompanying slaps. Page lays the synth over the jam as Fishman is his usual backbeat.
5:35 Trey backs off wah effect a bit, Page goes back to clav.
6:10 Fishman goes to ride cymbal, switches back to hi-hat when Trey comes in with melody >
6:25 Trey starts to jam a melody. At this point Mike has shifted his tempo but still throws in the empathetic slap.
7:21 Page comes back in with the synth, alternating with the clav. Trey finds a nice slow riff and the band builds on it.
8:08 Trey starts to two note rhythm and Mike picks up the slapping.
8:40 Trey starts jamming melody, Page has nice lick here on the grand piano. He plays some nice fills with different keyboards in this segment.
8:56 Fishman switches to hi hat. Jam builds a nice rhythm.
9:30 Trey focuses back on a melody. Page plays some nice lines on the grand piano over him. Trey sticks to a nice melody, going up an octave and laying some nice licks over it.
11:04 Fishman starts to play the bell of his ride cymbal. Trey starts a nice two note vamp, rhythm gets cranked up a notch.
11:36 Trey cranks up the effects, gets some wah and sets himself up
11:50 Band is locked in. Trey vamps, Page plays a nice riff over Trey, Gordo goes ablaze on the beat. Fishman throws in the splash on fills before switching over to the blocks.
12:00 Fish to wood block. Yes Please.
12:22 Trey inverts his chords, 7th out funked style. At the same time Page pulls the synth out and plays some lines that just bring the fucking house down. When it explodes at 12:38 you can feel the energy through your speakers. Fishman does some nice things with his fills and beats in this segment.
13:25 Page goes to the grand piano and synth simultaneously.
13:41 Now Page goes to the organ and synth.
13:56 Trey comes off his chords vamp and switches to some a two note vamp with effect. Fishman goes to the ride cymbal and back again.
14:25 Fishman finds his way back to the wood block. Mike is doing some showing off here.
15:00 Trey flexes the wah a bit and Page once again starts to drive the jam with his lines on the grand piano, alternating them with the organ.
15:40 Page jumps an octave on the organ with the same riff. Band synchs together for a nice run at 15:50 where the band syncs.
16:24 Band brings the energy up though Trey is preferring to vamp on a few notes or chords than follow Page or Mike. As a result band kind of lulls here for some measures but theyre setting themselves up.
17:10 Trey unleashes with Fishman. The two play off each other here extremely well. Band cranks it up a few notches with great energy.
18:00 Fishman plays his snare on the 2 and 4, all while Trey builds up the melody with Page and Mike. Its hose time.
18:40 Mega peak.
18:56 Still trying to push it. Fishman goes into that mode where he just plays so many fills that there isnt even a beat. 19:06 Page plays a nice line on the high octave of the grand.
19:40 Band brings it down a notch. Mike plays a nice line and Fishman follows suit,
19:54 Mike and Fishman just take over, totally changing the jam.
20:00 Crowd yelling now, trying to rinse off a bit from the hosing, nice mellow groove has arrived.
20:30 Fishman mellowing out on the ride cymbal, Page, Trey and Mike just playing slow funky lines over each other.
21:00 They being this slow walkdown jam. Page on the clav, Trey with a nice funky very 97 tone. Fishman has some great fills in this segment on the toms.
21:40 Crowd is soaking it up.
22:ish Trey playing lines high up on his guitar, nice noodly spacey but melodic lines.
22:25 Fishman puts some rimshots in his beat. Page and Trey are really playing well of each other with Gordon tastefully walking down the bassline.
23:30 Band continues walkdown jam.
23:50 Trey starts to overlay some feedback over the walkdown. Establishes a crunchier tone
24:15 Trey fully enters with a crunchier rock and roll tone and Page immediately answers, switching over to the grand piano.
25:00 Trey plays around the walk down for a bit, seemed like things were gonna get interesting for a bit there but they are playing it safe from here.
25:38 Trey goes into full feedback mode, everyone follows suit.


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Tuesday's letters: D.C. discord
Published: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, October 15, 2012 at 5:22 p.m.
To the editor: To me, during the Oct. 3 debate, the most significant question Jim Lehrer asked was the last one. He suggested that the current conflict in Washington between the Republicans, the Democrats and the president was very serious and asked the candidates how they planned to handle it.
Mitt Romney responded that he was faced with a comparable situation when he was governor in Massachusetts (and as a 30-year resident of Massachusetts, I know what a problem that was), and that he would meet with the leaders of both parties and work with them. Barack Obama didnt even respond to the question. I dont remember what his response was, but it had nothing whatsoever to do with the question.
In The Price of Politics, Bob Woodward discusses this problem at length. Apparently even the Democrats are now fighting with the president. If the discords in Washington cant be resolved, nothing good will happen, and the president must recognize that, but obviously he doesnt know how he is going to handle the problem.
I dont see how any of the problems the forthcoming president will face can be any more serious than this one, and we need a president who thinks he can handle it.
Sydney B. Self
A flip-flopper
To the editor: Ed Gillespie, senior advisor to the Mitt Romney campaign, said on This Week recently that we saw the real Mitt at the Oct. 3 debate. Really. Who has been campaigning for six years? Which one wrote off the 47 percent? Which one questioned whether the Brits could put on an Olympics?
Just who is the real Mitt? Maybe, like his positions on various things like pre-existing conditions, immigration and taxes, he can switch from one Mitt to the other. Wow. What a flip-flopping gymnast.
I saw a man speaking well but with a supercilious smile on his face whenever President Barack Obama spoke, as if he was a small child in his way. I saw a man who was rude to the moderator, Jim Lehrer, and wouldnt stop talking when his time was up and Jim tried to tell him that. I saw a man who was a made-to-order candidate for this debate. I wonder who we will see and hear next time.
Lois Baumann
Mitts new lies
To the editor: I watched Debate 1. I was worn out by Mitt Romneys snarky hyper-bullying and his chilling grimaces, not to mention all of his brand-new positions on each issue. I respected the president for staying away from the zingers and remaining decent, dignified, subtle and kind.
Candidate Romney confuses me with his constant changing positions (suddenly he cant wait to hire more teachers and is in love with the middle class?). President Barack Obama seemed baffled by it, and so was I.
If Romney won, thinking Americans should be worried. For the next two weeks, Romney will marinate in his new lies. Our president is a pretty good cook, but could use a little hot sauce.
Sharon Mills
Class warfare
To the editor: I have been listening to an endless tirade against the rich and calling for everybody to pay their fair share of taxes. This rhetoric of class warfare sounds familiar to me, who lived in a workers paradise state in Eastern Europe.
The communist socialist government, aiming for Utopia, confiscated all wealth and means of production. Capitalism, the engine of job and wealth creation, disappeared along with the middle class. The centrally planned state became the employer, the governing elites on top and the workers on bottom. So in 1991 its experiment in Utopia came to a halt after millions died in prison or from starvation.
The Democrats are still chasing socialism and the dream of equality in outcomes. So why do the Democrats agitate for the power to decide who is rich or what is the fair share of taxes? Because two classes are easier to control than several. The rich will make deals to keep their wealth and the poor will beg for government handouts. The governing elites will have a huge voting bloc. The middle class will disappear.
Elizabeth Balogh
PBS funding
To the editor: During the first presidential debate, I listened to Mitt Romney with a growing sense of frustration. I kept wondering, Why do you have to take things away to try to get a vote? His discussion of PBS funding showed his whole way of thinking in a microcosm.
Mr. Romney has a way of saying what hes supposed to in his prepared remarks such as I value all Americans and Education is important. Invariably, he goes off script and then shows his real thinking Its not my job to worry about the 47 percent and I like Big Bird, but I will cut PBS funding.
PBS is the biggest classroom in the country and provides education services that reach the vast majority of Americans, including many who have limited options, such as folks living in rural areas and children who cannot attend preschool. If he values education, why would he want to take this away from this segment of the American population?
My children grew up with Big Bird and Cookie Monster. My grandchildren grew up with the Grouch in his trash can and the Count. Why does Mr. Romney want to take them away, just to try to get a vote?
Donald Reid
Scripted rhetoric
To the editor: Valuing style above substance is a major problem in our country. Granted, I would have liked to have seen a more animated performance on the part of President Barack Obama in the first debate. But I would rather have a President Obama who cares, thinks and has moved America forward despite obstructionism than a Mitt Romney who hides his money overseas, hires people to find questionable loopholes to avoid paying his taxes and his childrens inheritance taxes (the middle class will have to make up for the money Romney has saved), and Etch-A-Sketches his remarks to fit the audience so one isnt sure whether he believes in anything.
Overbearing interruptions and scripted sarcastic rhetoric are not what I value in the leader of my country. Even Honey Baby BooBoo and her handlers know how to use the mass media to their advantage.
Sylvie Horvath
Romney the bully
To the editor: Many say he looked presidential in the first debate. What I saw was Mitt Romney, the Cranbrook High School senior who pinned down a presumed gay younger classmate and cut off his hair. I saw Mitt Romney the simpering bully who interrupted and spoke over the moderator to, yet again, reinvent his position on issues such as taxes, the middle class, the deadbeat 47 percent, Medicare, Wall Street reform and health care reform.
Yes, there were times I wanted President Barack Obama to call Mitt on his lies and flip-flops, but on reflection, I realize you dont beat bullies with counterattacks. The strength of moral and ethical truths will win on Nov. 6. Obama is our president, and once again this patriot is feeling proud.
Judy Gower
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We took the skateboard for a spin around the block. Or three spins, as we each had our turn. J- went first, coasting on the skateboard as we held her hand and steadied her by her hips. She loved it, even when the skateboard gaps caused her to suddenly stop. "It was scary, but it was worth it!" she said. When we circled the block and returned to the house, it was my turn. I tried launching myself, but I felt too wobbly, so I let myself be pushed along as I concentrated on finding my balance. Then it was W-'s turn... W- made it look like so much fun. He was off to a rolling start and hardly needed any pushing. We laughed so hard watching him jump whenever he veered too close to the edges. So much fun!
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Look now: the Beast that I made:he eats grass like a bull.Look: the power in his thighsthe pulsing sinews in his belly.His penis stiffens like a pine;his testicles bulge with vigor.His ribs are bars of bronze,his bones iron beams.He is first of the works of God,created to be my plaything.He lies under the lotus,hidden by reeds and shadows.He is calm though the river rages,though the torrent beats against his mouth.Who then will take him by the eyesor pierce his nose with a peg?Will you catch the Serpent with a fishhookor tie his tongue with a thread?Will you pass a string through his noseor crack his jaw with a pin?Will he plead with you for mercyand timidly beg your pardon?Will he come to terms of surrenderand promise to be your slave?Will you play with him like a sparrowor put him on a leash for your girls?Will merchants bid for his carcassand parcel him out to shops?Will you riddle his skin with spears,split his head with harpoons?Go ahead: attack him:you will never try it again.
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WOODRUFF, SC-- Final services of Helen's life will occur Monday, March 18, 2013, at New Bethel Baptist Church, Woodruff, SC, 1PM.
Public viewing and visitation will be at Walker's Chapel Presbyterian Church, Reidville, SC, Sunday, March 17, 2013, 7PM - 9PM.
The family is at the home of Fred and Josephine Thomas, 456 Sharpe Street, Woodruff, SC.
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Busting misdemeanor marijuana offenses has never topped Summit County Sheriff John Minor's list of priorities.
So Gov. Hickenlooper's executive order Monday officially making marijuana possession and consumption legal for adults over 21 won't drastically change his law-enforcement policies, at least in the short-term.
"It's still a low priority for us, and we'll probably ramp it down even further," Minor said. "Keep it out of sight, out of mind. Don't bring attention to yourselves."
The same goes for Breckenridge, where voters approved a measure in 2009 decriminalizing cannabis.
"This isn't going to impact us as greatly as it may other jurisdictions," Breckenridge Police Department spokeswoman Kim Stremel said.
When voters gave the constitutional Amendment 64 the green light Nov. 6, Summit County didn't have a single marijuana possession case pending with the district attorney's office.
But, for other departments, the issue is more complicated, placing them at the heart of a still-unresolved conflict between state and federal law. The confusion is further compacted by the fact that the district attorney's office is currently in transition, as outgoing DA Mark Hurlbert prepares to turn the reins over to prosecutor-elect Bruce Brown.
"I really don't have a clear path yet," Dillon police chief Steve Neumeyer said. "There're so many pieces not in place. ... It's really peculiar because the federal government is saying it's illegal, the state government is saying it's not, and we have statutes on the books which are still active."
Neumeyer said, for now, his force will likely take note of new offenses and return to them later when the waters are less murky.
Hickenlooper signed an executive order Monday that made an official declaration of the vote and formally added Amendment 64 to the Colorado Constitution. It makes the personal use, possession and limited home-growing of marijuana legal under Colorado law.
"Voters were loud and clear on Election Day," Hickenlooper stated in a release Monday. "We will begin working immediately with the General Assembly and state agencies to implement Amendment 64."
But the governor failed to include law- enforcement agencies in a state task force charged with making recommendations to lawmakers to help implement marijuana regulations next year.
"We're going to have a concern about that," said Minor, who noted that officials who enforce state law might be at risk of federal prosecution.
Hickenlooper sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder asking for clarification on the federal position on Colorado's new law, but there has been no response so far, according to the governor's release.
The first task force meeting will be held at noon Monday at the Department of Revenue and Gaming Conference Room. It will be open to the public.


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November 21, 2007
Final Climate Change Report Raises Red Flags for the Future
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has issued the final report from its fourth assessment on climate change. Its previous assessment reports were issued in 1990, 1995, and 2001. The new "synthesis" report, which summarizes the results from three working groups that were issued earlier this year, is described by the executive director of the United Nations Environment Programme as "essential reading for every person on the planet who cares about the future." Also described as a "pocket guide for policymakers," the report underlines the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, while also noting that societies must step up efforts to adapt to the changing climate.
In short, the report concludes that the climate is definitely warming, and that most of the warming over the past 50 years was very likely caused by greenhouse gas emissions from human activities. As a result, greenhouse gas emissions have very likely contributed to rising sea levels and are likely to have contributed to changes in wind patterns. With global greenhouse gas emissions expected to increase in the next few decades, the report anticipates increasing impacts on health; water and food supplies; ecosystems; and coastal areas. Particularly dire impacts are expected in Africa and Asia. And while the sea level rise from thermal expansion is expected to be significant over a time period of many centuries, there is a possibility that dynamic processes in ice sheets seen in recent observations, but not fully assessed in the report, could lead to a more rapid rise in sea levels.
On the bright side, the report concludes that there is great potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions over the coming decades using a wide range of technologies, including energy efficiency and renewable energy. According to the report, achieving the reductions will require the institution of the proper incentives and the removal of market barriers. As noted in the report, by 2050 the costs of taking this action correspond to slowing the average global growth in gross domestic product by less than 0.12%. Meanwhile, the impacts of climate change are very likely to impose net annual costs that will increase over time, but there is great uncertainty as to how large those costs will be and how they will be distributed over the globe. See the UNEP press release and the full IPCC report (PDF 6.4 MB). Download Adobe Reader.


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News 12 at 11 o'clock / Friday, March 22, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- Two Augusta men have created a smartphone app that works on virtually every car and helps save money on gas.
"We can't change the price of fuel, but we can help you spend less on it," said Eric Parker, co-founder and manager of The Clubhouse.
The motto for these forward-thinkers -- who've come up with an app that helps keep your dollar bills out of the gas tank and in your wallet.
"Just the way you drive can effect your fuel economy by up to 30 percent," said John Bobbit, one of the inventors of the app. "And that's free, if you just change the way you drive. So what we looked at was how could we effect that."
What they came up with was the Fuel Economy Coach.
An idea in the works for years, but finally brought to light thanks to a Department of Energy contest called the Apps for Vehicles Challenge.
"About six weeks ago, we found out we were a finalist," said Steve Tibrea, co-inventor of the app. "And we had six weeks to turn that idea into a reality."
That's where small tech business, The Clubhouse, came in.
"What we are really interested in doing is using technology to kind of do things that are good for the community," Parker said.
If this app goes live, you would be able to download it straight on your smartphone.
And, every time you hopped in your car, you'd have a personal coach helping you save money, while helping the environment.
"When you're driving along, the app will be showing you three different colors -- red, yellow or green," Tibrea said. "Yellow means you're doing about average. Green means that you're performing very well in your fuel economy. Red, on the other hand, that's a color that you need to improve."
A simple, straightforward way to help you save money on gas.
Something anyone can appreciate when gas prices rise.
"If gas goes up, we have to charge our business customers more, which we try to keep our prices down. So then we eat that," said Diane Costello.
Costello runs a local business and loves the sound of the Fuel Economy Coach.
"I'd certainly try the app to start off with and see how much it saves me," she said. "And if it tells me about how my men drive, that'd be very helpful to me."
Everyone involved in this project is hoping to win the the Department of Energy contest for a better chance at going public with the app.
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The NY Times' first restaurant critic MAY 18 2012
Craig Claiborne was the NY Times' first dedicated restaurant critic, providing an example that was soon followed by newspapers everywhere in the US.
Some American writers had nibbled at the idea of professional restaurant criticism before this, including Claiborne, who had written one-off reviews of major new restaurants for The Times. But his first "Directory to Dining," 50 years ago this month, marks the day when the country pulled up a chair and began to chow down. Within a few years, nearly every major newspaper had to have a Craig Claiborne of its own. Reading the critics, eating what they had recommended, and then bragging or complaining about it would become a national pastime.
As the current caretaker of the house that Claiborne built, I lack objectivity on this subject. Still, I believe that without professional critics like him and others to point out what was new and delicious, chefs would not be smiling at us from magazine covers, subway ads and billboards. They would not be invited to the White House, except perhaps for job interviews. Claiborne and his successors told Americans that restaurants mattered. That was an eccentric opinion a half-century ago. It's not anymore.
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Bright and airy, the attractive suite features 2 single beds that can be converted into a comfortable double bed. The room is softly furnished and offers a TV and some DVDs. The private hallway features basic kitchen facilities and a lockable safe. A walk-in 'wellness' shower with infrared light can be found in the private bathroom, as well as toiletries, bathrobes and towels.
The surrounding area offers country walks and stunning views. There are a variety of nearby shops, restaurants and activities within a short walking distance. Guests will find Zaanse Schans, the famous open-air museum, less than a 7-minute walk away.
Koog-Zaandijk Railway Station is just a 5-minute walk away, and Amsterdam Central Station is just a 15 minutes' by rail.
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2 nights, wonderful B+B, excellent value. Quiet area we slept well in good comfy beds after champagne in jacuzzi. Also ate well at the local restaurants. Kelly is a great host with just the right amount of helpfulness and a beautiful home...what a fantastic place. Delicious xtra continental breakfast, loooved the home made jams.
Staying in the luxury apartment was just great !!!! The hosts are very nice people, who explained and showed us everything. It is very clean and you feel really well, we had a great weekend
Der Aufenthalt in der Luxuswohnung war einfach grossartig !!!! Die Gastgeber sind sehr nette Menschen, die uns alles erklärt und gezeigt haben. Es ist sehr sauber und man fühlt sich wirklich sehr wohl, wir hatten ein tolles Wochenende
RECOMMENDED !!!! Cute little apartment. Good connection to Amsterdam. Very nice hosts and great breakfast each morning. Get a lot of useful information prior to departure and upon arrival of hosts. Completely satisfied :-)
EMPFEHLENSWERT!!!! Nettes kleines Apartment. Gute Verbindung zu Amsterdam. Sehr nette Gastgeber und tolles Frühstück jeden morgen. Von Gastgebern viele nützliche Informationen vor Reisebeginn und bei der Ankunft erhalten. Rundum zufrieden :-)
What's more! Second meeting and the magic is still there
We have only one desire, to return!
A big thank you Fred and Kelly
we have been this weekend in the apartment of Fred and Kelly, were traveling from Germany in a rental car with no knowledge of German and Dutch roads bielefeld we left at 13:30 and arrived at Amsterdam at 19:05, when arrived at the apartment the hosts were waiting for us to give a reprimand for having arrived later than they thought. (For even knowing who had rented the apartment for the entire weekend from the previous Tuesday were in a hurry to get to the theater) when we were teaching the House Kelly went bad manners towards us making us understand that the items were very expensive and we had great care and showing his anger at the time of arrival with a despot attitude! 300 euros are spent worst of my life I would not recommend this apartment to anyone because we believe that the attitude of the hosts leaves much to be desired that besides watching us and accused us of smoking inside the apartment, (not the case at any time) because according to them had not seen us out to the terrace
hemos estado este fin de semana en el apartamento de fred y kelly, viajabamos desde alemania en un coche de alquiler sin ningun conocimiento sobre las carreteras alemanas y holandesas salimos de bielefeld a la 13:30 y llegamos a amsterdam a las 19:05 , cuando llegamos al apartamento los anfitriones nos esperaban para darnos una reprimenda por haber llegado mas tarde de lo que ellos consideraban. (pues aun sabiendo que tenian el apartamento alquilado para todo el fin de semana desde el martes anterior tenian prisa por llegar al teatro ) cuando nos estaban ensenando la casa se dirigio kelly de malas maneras hacia nosotros haciendonos entender que su vajilla era muy cara y que tuviesemos mucho cuidado y mostrando su enfado por la hora de llegada con una actitud muy despota! son los 300 euros peor gastados de mi vida no le recomiendo este apartamento a nadie pues consideramos que la actitud de los anfitriones deja mucho que desear por que ademas nos vigilaban y nos acusaron de fumar dentro del apartamento , (no siendo asi en ningun momento) por que segun ellos no nos habian visto salir a la terraza
Enotme a crush on you, your beautiful apartment and city It is a magical feerie, thank you a thousand times and I was very very soon esper
Un enotme coup de coeur pour vous, votre magnifique appartement et votre ville magique
C'est une feerie, merci mille fois et j'esper a tres tres bientot
We highly can recommend a stay with Fred & Kelly. We just did and we had a wonderful time, with lots of privacy. This sure is a small charming spot, and we was feeling very welcome.
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New for 2016, the Option features a 3D molded seamless tongue that matches the contours of the foot and ankle to maximize comfort and fit performance. Learn More
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Want that classic Ronix fit, but not quite ready to step up to into heat moldable liners or Brainframe technology? New for this year, wehave our most price conscious closed toe boot - The Cocktail. This mixed drink for your lower limbs is the boot of choice for former world champions like Erik Ruck and members of our cable team. Made with the same high memory foam you would find in our District boot, and cut at a lower height. KEY FEATURES + The Original Baseless Hardware + Stage 2 Liner + 3-D Molded Tongue + Built In J-Bars + Erik Ruck Pro ModelLearn More
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A hot off the press new shape with a thinner profile for reduced swing weight in the air, and more contact/feel with the water. Along with a new rockerline that naturally puts you underneath the board in a more centered position. The innovative new Krush recognizes that your body is crossed up riding toeside, and more inline heelside, and every design aspect of this board takes this into consideration for the proper building block of wakeboarding.Luxe Boot
Affordable Luxury never felt so right. Why do you think we called it the Luxe? Built with ultra-light, ultra-cush, Stage 1 foam to create the foundation of a fi ne piece of footwear. We use this foundation and built a top of the line universal boot with a price that is easy on the pocket book. A high performance adjustable boot fitting multiple sizes built with an ultra light liner handcrafted exclusively for Ronix. Support you would expect from a high-end boot, ease of entry that will have you finishing that last minute text while you slip into these cloud machines free from any hot spots.Learn More
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Clinigen licences Novartis drug
27.03.2013 - British Clinigen Group broadens its cancer support therapy focus with the acquisition of Novartis' cardioprotective agent Cardioxane.
The UK specialist for cancer support therapy has licenced Cardioxane (dexrazoxane) from Novartis for US$33m in cash, payable in two tranches. Under the terms of the agreement, Clinigen will lead manufacturing, registration, distribution, and commercialisation in all countries where marketing authorisations for the cardioprotectant have been already granted.
Cardioxane is used to prevent chronic cumulative cardiotoxicity of anthracycline chemotherapy such as doxorubicin or in advanced and metastatic adult breast cancer. The company said it believes there is an opportunity to revitalise Cardioxane, which has no direct licensed competition in the anthracycline therapy cardioprotection space, by establishing new commercialisation, market and indication strategies over the next five years.
Historic revenues for Cardioxane have been about US$11-12m per year with Latin America, where Clinigen wants to expand, as a strong market. Cardioxane is the third addition to Clinigen's Specialty Pharmaceuticals business. It complements Foscavir, an anti-viral compound licenced from AstraZeneca, which fights CMV infections in leukemia patients undergoing bone marrow transplantation. Recently, the British company licensed Vibativ from Theravance. It fights hospital-acquired MRSA infections.
Cardioxane was initially licensed in 1992. Subsequently, Novartis bought the product as part of the 2006 acquisition of Chiron. The compound is currently licensed for sale in 43 markets around the world, including 18 in Latin America. Within the European Union, Cardioxane underwent a revision to its label in 2011, restricting its licensed use to advanced and/or metastatic breast cancer. The change brought the EU label in line with the dexrazoxane indication that exists within the US.
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Tiger Woods' girlfriend has become good friends with Tiger Woods' ex-wife.
That can't be good for Tiger Woods.
Us Weekly reports that Lindsey Vonn has become BFFs with Elin Nordegren.
A source reportedly told the magazine that Nordegren, 34, wanted to get to know Vonn, 29, because the Olympic gold medalist would be around her children -- daughter Sam, 6, and son Charlie, 5.
"After meeting her, she found she actually liked her," the source said of Nordegren, who divorced Woods in 2010, after she discovered he cheated on her with 194,378 other women.
"You'd think it would be weird, but Elin loves Lindsey and they talk all the time," the source said. "Elin likes that Lindsey is a strong woman."
The source also said they all recently went on vacation together, where the ladies occasionally took off to have drinks together, while Woods stayed with the kids.
That must have freaked him out. It's freaking me out and I don't even know these people.
"Lindsey is really good for Tiger. She's strong, opinionated, and keeps him in line," the source said. "Elin found that they are very similar and have a lot in common. They laugh and talk like they have been girlfriends forever."
Woods and Vonn went public with their relationship in March 2013, months after they were first linked. "We're athletes, so I guess we have something in common there. We met at his charity event in Vegas, Tiger Jam, and, yeah, we were friends for a long time," Vonn told David Letterman in November. "I don't know...we just kind of relate really well to one another."
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- Jan 31:
- Flu-related death toll rises to 147 in California
- Jan 22:
- Bay Area: Flu-related death toll climbs to 29
- Jan 20:
- Flu in California: Not yet peak season, and deaths approach last year's total
- Jan 8:
- Mercury News editorial: Flu is no joke. Get a shot
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- Swine flu is back in California -- and it's starting to kill again
Some Bay Area hospitals and pharmacies began reporting temporary vaccine shortages Friday, just as California health officials sounded the alarm over the recent spate of swine flu deaths and urged people to get vaccinated.
State officials said they weren't aware of any such shortages, but corporate spokesmen for both CVS and Walgreens on Friday confirmed that some stores had run out of flu vaccines because of the high demand -- and that it would take about 48 hours to get new supplies.
At Kaiser Permanente's Santa Clara hospital, the lines for flu shots for adults and children were both 20 deep Friday afternoon, while other Bay Area residents rushed into their local pharmacies.
Two more H1N1 "swine flu" deaths were reported Friday by Alameda County, bringing the county's recent toll to three. Seven Bay Area counties and Santa Cruz County have reported 13 deaths, including a 23-year-old Sonoma County man who had no apparent underlying health problems.
"When young people start dying, you kind of start taking it seriously," said 65-year-old Roanne Hobizal, among those lined up for a flu shot at a Pleasanton Safeway pharmacy on Friday afternoon.
H1N1 appears to be the predominant strain so far this flu season, and that concerns state health officials because unlike other influenza strains, swine flu can result in lethal pneumonia even in young, healthy people.
During the 2009-10 flu season, at least 203,000 people died worldwide in the swine flu pandemic, including more than 600 Californians.
At Kaiser Santa Clara, Dawna Dougherty waited for her shot with her three sons: Jacob, 12, Scott, 10, and 8-month-old Jack. The Santa Clara resident said the family went to Kaiser after hearing news reports about flu deaths and worrisome accounts from a friend who works in a hospital emergency room.
"She has seen lots of flu infections in otherwise healthy adults," Dougherty said. "I don't want to end up in the emergency department barely able to breathe."
The long wait for flu shots around the Bay Area was good news to state public health officials, who during a Friday morning news conference warned that the number of fatalities in California is rising rapidly and "exceeding what is expected for this time of year."
"If we get more people to get vaccinated now, I can assure that the curve (in numbers) will abate, and we will prevent many more illnesses,'' said Dr. Gil Chavez, a deputy director of the California Department of Public Health.
A Kaiser spokesman said the hospital system has experienced some spot shortages of vaccines but is moving supplies between facilities to meet demand. Kaiser has also ordered thousands of additional doses from suppliers and expects to receive them starting Monday.
Dan Jardin, a pharmacist at Raley's in Pleasanton, said Friday was the busiest day for shots since flu season began in September.
"I'm spending so much time here, I may as we'll just sleep here," he quipped, as five customers sat waiting for a shot. Jardin said the store was not facing any shortages of the vaccine.
But at a nearby CVS, a pharmacy tech said the store had run out and wouldn't be getting any more flu vaccine until Thursday.
While county health officials around the state have been reporting flu-related deaths since the new year began, the state on Friday confirmed only those flu deaths through Jan. 4, the halfway point of the flu season that begins in late September.
Only seven deaths were recorded through that date, even though counties have reported at least 28 since then.
The flu fatalities confirmed by the state were in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Lassen and Stanislaus counties. All but one was attributed to the H1N1 virus, Chavez said.
After the swine flu pandemic of 2009-10, California required influenza deaths in people under 65 to be reported to the state's public health department, so the number of flu-related deaths at the end of the flu season could actually be higher.
"The purpose of reporting flu deaths under 65 is because with flu, that's a good indicator of the severity of the flu season," said Dr. Sara Cody, Santa Clara County's public health director. "You don't expect people under 65 to land in the ICU or die from the flu."
While an uptick in flu cases is expected in January and February, Chavez noted that it's "trending up a little earlier than last year."
State figures show that the swine flu pandemic that hit in 2009-10 resulted in the deaths of 607 people, 539 of them under age 65.
In 2010-11, reported flu deaths totaled 89; in 2011-12, it was 51; and in 2012-13, 106 people under 65 died of the flu.
Traditional flu strains hit older people more severely, Chavez said, "but H1N1 does not discriminate on the basis of age. Everyone may have a bad outcome."
State health officials say shots are recommended for those 6 months or older, and particularly for those people at higher risk of severe influenza, including the elderly, pregnant women and anyone with underlying medical conditions. The vaccine takes about two weeks before it becomes effective.
Standing next to the elevators at Kaiser Santa Clara, Dougherty and Jacob made windmills with their arms that had just been injected.
"I don't like shots," Jacob said. "Yeah, it hurt."
His brother disagreed.
"Didn't feel a thing," Scott said.
"I'm not an alarmist," said their mother. "I'm not worried about death from the flu. I'm worried about serious illness. I don't want the whole family getting sick."
Contact Tracy Seipel at 408-920-5343. Follow her at Twitter.com/taseipel.


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Event Type: Storytimes
Age Group(s): children with an adult, 2-year olds, preschoolers (ages 3-5)
Date: 7/3/2013
Start Time: 11:00 AM
End Time: 11:20 AM
Wiggle Giggle Storytime is a 20 minute storytime for little listeners with extra energy! Dance and giggle and learn something new with stories and rhymes picked just for you! Ages 2-5 with an adult.Library: C. Burr Artz Public Library
Note: We will have a special concert by Milkshake on 7/31 at 11am instead of Wiggle Giggle Storytime. Please join us!
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Mocha Java is not just a nickname for coffee – it's the world's oldest recorded coffee blend. This unique Middle Eastern and Indonesian blend hails from the Port of Java, where coffee originated and the city of Mocha, now in modern day Yemen.
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A two on one situation (2 women 1 man). The women lay on the ground but back to back so they are kind of on the back of their necks and their asses are in the air. The guy then has a choice of 4 holes in which to stick his fallace. He goes back and forth between holes without any regard for transferred juices.
Lyle Lovett got to dip n' dot the mother and daughter combo.
by Aaron Hong September 09, 2006
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1) Another, less conspicous way to say anal sex.
2) A delicious kind of ice cream scooped into little tiny balls, previously sold at McDonalds
2) A delicious kind of ice cream scooped into little tiny balls, previously sold at McDonalds
1) Me and my girlfriend thought we'd try Dip n' Dots because we were getting bored.
2) Mmmmm! Dip n' Dots!
2) Mmmmm! Dip n' Dots!
by ja4 September 20, 2007
When you have such a long ball sack that when you sit on the toilet your balls touch water.
I was taking a crap at work today and I totally had dip n dots.
by pweb79 August 24, 2007
When there is too much deodorant applied to the underarms and it rolls into little balls.
She lifted up her arms and her Dip n' Dots were exposed.
by Jablumama January 27, 2010
When doing a girl in the ass, then you pull your dick out with poop on it, and slap her in the face, leaving poop marks all over her face.
"Turn around I wanna give you a Dip N Dot" Something only white boys can get freaky white women to do.
by T-Money and Joey P January 08, 2007
showing ur boobs off while going downward
dip = going down
dots = ur boobs
dip = going down
That girl is Dip N Dots. You can totally see her boobs.
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Definition of ileum in English:
noun (plural ilea /ˈilēə/)Anatomy
The third portion of the small intestine, between the jejunum and the cecum.
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- The midgut eventually develops into distal duodenum, jejunum, ileum, caecum, appendix, ascending colon, and proximal two thirds of the transverse colon.
- The latter might be a confusion with ileum, the third portion of the small intestine.
- Ultimately, the shunts were converted to jejunoileostomies in which the upper portion of the jejunum was anastomosed to the lower portion of the ileum.
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- Two tumors were spindle cell leiomyosarcomas (gastric and ileac); 1 was an epithelioid leiomyosarcoma of the colon; and 1 was an epithelioid GIST of the colon.
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- Sections from the ileum showed the polyps to be composed of multiple closely aggregated lymphoid follicles in the lamina propria of the ileal mucosa.
- Hydrochloric acid and pepsin secreted by the gastric mucosa cause the adjacent ileal mucosa of the intestine to erode and ulcerate since the normal protective mucosa is missing.
- Their mesentery contains ileal arteries and veins, which are also branches of the superior mesenteric artery.
Late 17th century: from medieval Latin, variant of ilium.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - For the past 20 years, Auto Service by Allan has been the go-to place to get your car fixed in Incline Village.
Servicing all makes and models, the garage, currently owned by Allan Rosekranz, has gained popularity around town simply by word of mouth. The garage has changed locations several times, but now resides in a three-bay garage that Rosekranz built himself, located near the fire station on Oriole Way.
Rosekranz has just two full-time mechanics working in the shop daily. Bobby Wilde began working at the shop in the fall of 2010, and is planning to become a part-owner, with Rosekranz, in the near future.
"I've been working a lot with (Allan), trying to learn as much as I can," Wilde explained. "He's been showing me the ropes, and getting me ready (to become a partner)."
Wilde has been working on cars for much of his life, citing his father and Rosekranz as his auto mentors.
"Since I could walk, my dad got me started working on cars. My dad pretty much taught me what I knew (about cars) until I started working here," he explained.
While Wilde has only been working in the shop for about three years, he mostly runs the day-to-day operations, with Rosekranz stopping by every few days. The garage, which has gained popularity exclusively through word-of-mouth, works primarily with locals, most of which the mechanics know by name.
"We like to treat customers they way we want to be treated," Wilde added.
The garage accepts both walk-ins and appointments, for anything from brakes to tires to regular maintenance services.
"We pretty much do everything," Wilde said.
Wilde added that the garage strives to be fair and honest with customers, a trait the shop has become known for throughout the community. For instance, the shop charges retail price for tires, then adds on just $30 per tire for installation and balancing.
"We try to be as fair as possible with customers," Wilde said. "We try not to scare people away from bringing their cars to mechanics."
While the shop is only open weekdays, staff are willing to work with customers to meet the needs of their schedules, if it means staying late or opening for a few hours on the weekend. The garage also offers rides home to customers if the car has to stay at the shop.
With winter rapidly approaching, Wilde explained that there are a few simple tasks you can do at home to prepare your car for the cold and snow. Having the proper winter tires is at the top of Wilde's list of things to do for winter. He added to also check your coolant and windshield wiper fluid.
"Good windshield wiper fluid can melt the ice right off," he explained.
Whether it be for a routine oil change, or transmission work, Auto Service by Allan can do it all in a welcoming environment.
"It's nice to feel comfortable with your mechanic, and that's what we like to provide to our customers," Wilde said.


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Wow it has been a long time since I have been here. On August 8th I had neck surgery. They took the disk out of my neck in the C5/6 and C6/7 gaps. Disks were replaced with donor bones from cadavers and then titanium plates and screws were out in my neck to hold it all together. Surgery went well and I was home the next day. Pain was not that bad except when i had to get up and down from the recliner. I spent most of the first two weeks (including sleeping) in a recliner. Every day got better and better for me. And as a result of the surgery the pain down my left arm and numbness in my left hand is gone. It is amazing how cool it is to use both arms after 3 years of not really being able to.
For disability I got two weeks off work completely and then another 10 weeks of part time work. Two days in the office and the rest from home for a total of about 25-30 hours a week. This was great and I am ready to retire anytime someone wants to give me a bunch of money.
At my 13 week appointment I was cleared to exercise. Until then I had been allowed to walk but walking is too boring to me and I could never do more than 25 minutes. The night before this appointment I went out and bought new runnign shoes and the afternoon of the appointment I went to the gym and ran. I am being careful and taking my return as slowly as possible. Sunday I ran 3.5 miles in 33 minutes or so. Most days I do a semi Galloway type training by doing a minute of walking every 7 minutes.
Still it feels great to be able to break a sweat again and get out there and do something. As my workouts progress I will start to post more often and hopefully things continue on the right track. I do have a goal race in mind but will wait a bit before telling anyone. I know I am almost 50 and need to be careful and listen to my body. Unfortunately I have the mind of an 11 year old so it is difficult.
Hope everyone here has been running and racing well and I hope to be back here more often.
Wow Sheak - you have been through a lot! I'm so happy for you that the surgery was so successful and that you are able to do a little running again.
Welcome back!!
I wish you all the best Kevin in your recovery. Whether it's running, fitness, or general comfort, this is a big step. You have a great attitude, which will serve you well. And whatever therapy they give you, make sure you do it all. Thanks for posting and letting us know how you are doing. Spareribs
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alright, i know its been ages since your post but.... did u have any numbness post op in lower limbs and if so...... how did u work through it?
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I am running OK with no issues at all. Training for the Baltimore Half Marathon in October and doing about 25-30 miles per week. No numbmess anywhere.
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