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April 28, 2008 | The management and monitoring of adaptive clinical trials can present some new challenges to study sponsors and exacerbate some old ones. Meeting those challenges may or may not get a drug to market faster, but it likely will have some secondary benefits for investigators and study subjects.
So says Michael Krams, MD, assistant vice president, adaptive trials, clinical development at Wyeth, the industry leader in adaptive dose-ranging studies. "The major attraction for investigators and patients to participate in these types of trials is the higher information value for the research investment. For investigators, adaptive clinical trials are a more intelligent way to interpret the data. From the individual patient's perspective, there's a higher probability of getting a good treatment or not being allocated to a bad treatment."
This is especially meaningful when it comes to adaptive randomization in trials for life-threatening conditions, including most cancers, says Trevor Mundel, MD, global director of the immunology and infectious disease business franchise of Novartis Pharmaceuticals. "If you can do this and you start to see a subgroup respond better to your drug, aren't you obliged to put more patients in that subgroup?"
This serves as compensation to investigators engaged in adaptive clinical trials who face "an additional level of uncertainty" regarding study length and subject enrollment, as well as higher expectations in terms of timely data entry, says Krams. With adaptively designed studies, how long a study will run and how many patients will be involved "is not known at the beginning, but emerges as data accrues."
Most investigators have never conducted an adaptive clinical trial and are understandably skeptical, says Krams. "But once they've gone through the experience, they clearly want to do it again."
From sponsors' perspective, it is important to ensure that patients entering the trial are "exchangeable," says Krams. "For instance, if there are likely to be regional differences on a primary endpoint, this needs to be taken into account when designing the trial."
Study monitoring also needs to happen in an adaptive manner, with site visits occurring "whenever there's data to look at," says Krams. Because data queries happen "without any delay," they double as an educational tool for adaptive clinical trial investigators.
There is a "clear need" for additional information sharing with institutional review boards and ethics committees regarding the intention of an adaptive clinical trial, says Krams. "Some ethics committees have asked if we could share interim results with them whilst the trial is still ongoing. We believe that the only body which should see the data from interim analyses is the independent data monitoring committee."
Informed consent documents also need to "clearly explain to which treatments a patient could get allocated and how the probability of treatment allocation can change during the course of the trial," says Krams. This can be easily accomplished in a short paragraph.
For drug companies, adaptive clinical trials may be a convenient way to size up questionable compounds, according to Professor Donald Berry, head of the division of quantitative sciences and chairman of the department of biostatistics at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. "Most of the ones we've done [at MD Anderson] so far have been very successful in the sense that they've killed off a drug very early. One possibility is that most drugs are duds. The other possibility, which worries me, is that companies use standard [trial] designs if they have a highly positive drug and do an adaptive clinical trial if they're not sure the drug is any good. Proving a drug doesn't work is a great service, but it's not making us famous."
Part of an eCliniqua series on adaptive clinical trials. Previous articles in this series can be found here.
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Great Hotel
I stayed here for one night on 19 August 2003. It is a fantastic property with a wonderful lobby filled with flowers, fountains, and a wonderful design. Yes, the rooms are small. Everyone was extremely polite and helped in every way possible. The concierge extended my checkout time to late in the day because of an 8 PM flight back to Las Vegas. I'm glad I was booked before I read some of the poor reviews here, or I possibly would have stayed elsewhere and that would have been a shame! I am looking forward to going back and this time bringing my wife so she can enjoy first hand and not through photos!
Don't stay here
I am a business travel and always stay at Starwood hotels. I needed to stay in downtown LA so booked a room at this Westin even though I don't like the confusing/dark lobby and the old rooms. I checked in late and wanted to take a shower - no hot water. I called the front desk and she said that she would send someone up within 10 minutes. After 20 minutes, I called her back to see what was going on. She said she'd check and call me right back - didn't hear from her or anyone for the rest of the night. cold shower. In the morning, I called at 8am to get my car from the valet (mandatory valet parking here), I arrived downstairs at 8:15am hoping my car would be there. My car came at 8:35am. Anyway, I was not too happy. I came back to work a few days later and my coworker told me he found a cockroach in his hotel room there!
Great service
After the negative reviews and not having been there for many years, I was hesitant... but the outstanding service won me over during my trip.
All of the employees were curtious and helpful. I'd recommend upgrading to a suite. The beds are luxurious and the views are great above the 30th floor as suggested.
The shops are a bit quiet these days, but that's expected... the hotel definitely has what it needs to keep you comfortable.
I'd definitely go back.
Best Los Angeles Hotel
When staying at the Bonaventure I recommend getting a room above the 30th floor as the city views are fantastic. Great views from the outdoor elevators too. The room service is first class as are the people there. The downside is that the location is 3 blocks from the nearest subway station but I enjoyed the walk to and from.
Not very special
I stayed four nights at this hotel. I booked through Hotwire and the front desk clerk made a point of reminding me that I got a discount rate. When I went to the room he had assigned me it was old, smelled musty and needed serious renovation. I went back to the front desk, slipped the clerk a $20 and he upgraded me to a suite for my entire stay. I highly recommend doing this.
The suite was nice, if not luxurious. The furniture seemed a little cheap, but the Heavenly bed and shower were excellent.
The hotel/mall area is fairly depressing, with outdated fountains and fake topiaries, a few sad, empty shops and restaurants, and a ridiculously outdated and underfunded "gym" that consisted of 6 weight machines and two or three old treadmills.
For the money ($66 a night), the suite was worth it. If you can afford $100 a night, book the 4 and a half star hotel through hotwire, which will most likely be the Checkers, an older, more elegant, more luxurious hotel just a few blocks away. If you do choose the Bonaventure, don't be afraid to grease a few palms and ask for a suite.
This place truley is not worth it!!!!
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Excellent choice for a Conference
A wonderful experience for a five day Federal govt conference. Friendly and professional staff. Wonderful food for the conference break out sessions, breakfasts, and reception. Hotel apparently has an outstanding pastry chef! Plenty of staff for the functions, and plenty of food, not like some "frugal" conference plans that serve 400 portions for an estimated 500 attendees. Wonderful view of the Financial District from the room. The food for sale by the vendors leave something to be desired, however, there are many choices in other hotels or the office complexes nearby. If the hotel gym is too small, a large YMCA is only one block away.
Stay at one of LA's brightest jewels!
Took my girlfriend here for two nights and we both loved it. To my suprise it was a very reasonably priced hotel. The views were great, espcially at night, the service was always fast and friendly. The bed was one of the most comfortable i've ever slept in with high quality comfortable sheets and the rooms include Starbucks coffee, weekday newspapers, and various other goodies. Theres plenty to do in the hotel itself, the lobby consists of 4 or 5 floors of various shops, a bar and food courts where you can actually get a reasonable price on some food and some nice waterworks. The 35th floor is a high class high priced restaurant and right below on the 34th is a revolving lounge. The glass elevators provide for great views as well.A few complaints...the revolving lounge's drinks are expensive and bland, but most people go for the view and a nice atmosphere. I'd still recommend it. Parking is $22 overnight and the one way streets of LA are hard to navigate. All in all this was by far the nicest places I have ever stayed, highly recommend. Also a great romantic getaway.
Great views!
Stayed here for part of my honeymoon, and had a great stay. the views from the towers are great, and there are plenty of stores right in the hotel, even room service was fast at 1:30 in the morning. The service was superb and the location is great too, right next to the highway.
You know, you can't always go by what other people say about something; you have to draw your own conclusion. As for the person that wrote "Avoid Like The Plague", I don't know where on earth you stayed but it could not have been the Westin Bonaventure Hotel in downtown Los Angeles (???). My room, the view, California sunshine coming through the crisp white floor-to-ceiling sheers, the crisp white linens on the "heavenly bed", the clean and fresh bath facility (Oh, and I didn't have a Suite either) were NOTHING AT ALL like the "Avoid Like The Plague" person wrote. From check in 'til the time I left, the entire staff (from reservationists, room service and the nice bartenders in the lounge area) were all nice :-) and this was my first time ever in California. I especially want to thank Ruth in Reservations at the Westin Bonaventure because this young lady was very nice and professional.
I will definitely be back and thanks for the warm hospitality.
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Antibiotics treating community-acquired infections can be developed in both intravenous and oral formulations. Having both dosing formulations enables enrollment of moderately to seriously ill patients who require intravenous antibiotics and allows step-down therapy with the oral formulation. In the setting of highly prevalent bacterial resistance for serious infections and the need for urgent empiric therapy prior to culture and sensitivity results, older generic antibiotics can no longer be selected over newer, potent, and more expensive antibiotics.
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Two men approached a 58-year-old Jersey City woman from behind as she was entering her home, held her from behind and snatched her purse before fleeing the scene last night, according to a police report.
No one was injured in the incident, the report stated.
At around 8:22 p.m. on Friday, police officers arrived at the woman's home on Orient Avenue, and a witness told them he heard a woman screaming in front of his house and looked outside to see a man chasing two other men, one of whom was carrying a dark-colored purse, officers said.
The victim told officers that she was about to enter her house when two men approached from behind -- one of them then grabbed her around the arms and held her, while the other one snatched her purse, the report stated.
She was thrown to the ground and the men fled east on Orient Avenue, the report stated.
At this point, the woman's son-in-law heard her screaming, came outside and started chasing the men, officers said.
He chased the thieves east on Orient Avenue, north on Kennedy Boulevard and east on Morton Place until he lost them, the report stated.
The two men got away with a Bank of America ATM card, a Visa credit card, an identification card, $60 in cash and a cell phone worth $100, with the total value of the items estimated to be $460, officers said.
Neither the victim nor her son-in-law could describe what the thieves looked like and said they wouldn't be able to identify them, they told police.
No arrests have been made so far in connection to the robbery, Jersey City police spokesman Bob McHugh said earlier this afternoon.
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News 30.05.2011Security level is back to normal.The volcanic eruption at Grimsvötn is over and The National Commissioner of the Icelandic Police has taken a coordinated decision with the District Commissioners in Hvolsvöllur district and Eskifjörður district to put the security status at Grímsvötn volcano back to normal.Recovery and cleaning in the affected area is well under way and the Civil Protection and Emergency Management Welfare and Service Center in Kirkjubæjarklaustur coordinates the work that is being done.
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News 25.05.2011Volcanic acitivity significantly reducedActivity in the volcanic eruption is significantly reduced. The volcano is emitting low steam, 100-200 metres. Overnight the plume rose briefly up to 5 and 12 km height and small explosions can still be expected, according to information from the Icelandic Met Office. Travellers are advised not to go closer to the eruption than 6 km, due to these explosions. The volcano is not emitting any ash into the high altitude winds, only affecting the area near the eruption site. However the ash emitted over the weekend is still causing some problems in the European airspace. A team of scientists are currently flying over the eruption to measure the activity. Further information is expected in the afternoon (see status report 25.05.2011). Keflavik international airport is open for traffic.
News 23.05.2011The activity of the Grimsvotn volcano has been steady with the ash plume rising appr. 6 – 10 km into the air. The plume is hardly visible on satellite images due to weather conditions. No lightning activity has been detected since 4:30 GMT.
In the lower layers of air the wind is coming from north, with ash fallout south of the volcano. In conjested airspace the wind is coming from the east with ash drifting to the west and northwest of the volcano.
Ash in the air over Reykjavík is visible but getting thinner. Heavy ash fall has been reported in low-lying areas to the south and southwest of Vatnajokull glacier and light or moderate ash fall in the areas at southwest Iceland.
Flight operations at Keflavik International and Reykjavik International airports are expected to start again tonight. Passengers are advised to keep a close watch of flight information on the websites of the airport and the airline operators.Keflavik AirportIcelandair Iceland ExpressTomorrow, winds in the conjested airspace are expected to turn with a possibility of ash drifting southwards. Whether this will effect flights depends on the development of the eruption, which is a matter of uncertainty.
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Due to a volcanic eruption which began this afternoon in Grimsvötn, South-East Iceland, some safety precautions have been taken. The main road, south of the eruption site, has been closed from Kirkjubaejarklaustur in the west, to Kvisker in the east. A no-fly zone of 120 nautical miles around the eruption, has been established. Due to ashfall in the area south and southeast of the eruption, people are asked to stay indoors and those who need to go outdoor are urged to use protective mask and goggles.
Grimsvötn volcano situated near the center of the Vatnajökull ice cap in central Iceland, is one of Iceland's most active volcanoes. The volcanic system at Grimsvötn is one of the most active volcanoes in Iceland with at least 60 eruptions over the past 800 years. In 2004 a glacial outburst flood was a precursor for an eruption in the Grimsvötn caldera. Former eruptions in Grimsvötn (i.e. 1983 and 1998) have been relatively small (around 0,1km3) and have not posed a direct threat to the population.Grímsvötn - fact and information


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Lauren is a graduate of Wachusett Regional High School and Eastern Nazarene College. She is a therapeutic project specialist with the Genzyme Corporation in Framingham.
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For a movie about secrets, "Dead Man's Burden" gives the ones it harbors away early.
To the audience, at least. In director Jared Moshe's debut feature, a full-on, non-ironic Western with plenty of nods to the ones that came before it, the characters spend the balance of the film unearthing what others want kept quiet or unknown. It makes for a nice tension. The performances aren't the equal of the story, but for a saddle-up, shoot-'em up movie, it'll do.
The film is set in New Mexico just after the end of the Civil War. It has ended on paper, anyway; out here in the wilds, it's still very much on people's minds (as are its costs).
Martha Kirkland (Clare Bowen) lives on a hardscrabble farm with her husband, Heck (David Call). After the death of her father and her brothers, who died in the Civil War, she's got nothing left but Heck and her land. She doesn't want the land, and from time to time, you wonder whether she wants Heck.
A copper-mining company wants to buy her out, which sounds good to Martha. She wants to take the money and move with Heck to San Francisco and start a hotel. But from out of nowhere her older brother Wade (Barlow Jacobs), presumed killed in the war, shows up. Heck, who has secrets of his own, takes an instant dislike to him, and the feeling is mutual.
Wade starts asking questions about his father's death, egged on by a neighbor, Three Penny Hank (Richard Riehle), who played cards with Wade and Martha's father and thinks his death might not have been the accident Martha claims.
When you watch the movie, you'll know more about these characters than they know about each other. But Moshe, who also wrote the script, brings the truth to light in dramatically satisfying ways.
Bowen is quite good, and it's nice to see a female protagonist so strong in a Western. (Heck might have a past, but he knows who calls the shots in his marriage.) She never wavers, but she is saddled a little by the "Yee-haw, Maw, let's fetch us some vittles" dialogue.
Call is also good as Heck. It's Jacobs as Wade and Joseph Lyle Taylor as the insistent representative of the predatory copper mine who seem out of place.
The film looks beautiful, with great framing and composition by cinematographer Robert Hauer. It takes chutzpah to frame a shadowy figure in the doorway, looking out into a huge vista, in a Western; thoughts of the great John Ford film "The Searchers" naturally come to mind.
"Dead Man's Burden" doesn't live up to that classic (nor does any other Western). But it's a strong debut for Moshe, who, with the exception of some of the oater dialogue, shows both a reverence for and a knowledge of the genre that's intriguing.
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In a surprise move, the Wales Town Board ended a battle with developer Russell Scherrer over his plans to add space to his Auctions International site at 1167 Big Tree Road. The board voted to give Scherrer a special use amendment that he had requested in June 2012.
In July 2012 the Wales building inspector caught the error that Scherrer's plans were over the 50,000 square foot limit for commercial buildings when the overhangs, porches and basements were included in Scherrer's expansion plans.
At the time Scherrer said "when we found we were over the town code, we decided if we were going to go through the legal process for permits and hearings, we might as well get another building to house 12 more stalls next to the auction barn." This required Scherrer to return to the board to seek an amended permit, which was refused.
At the time the board thought Scherrer's architect and engineer should have known what the state code is and was trying to get more than he originally requested.
After a 30 minute executive session, Tuesday night, the board voted to grant the permit based on the town building code that according to the court is too vague. Supervisor Rickey Venditti said the town code is based on footprint only, which is the square footage within the four walls of a building. The board now wants to update the code, which was first written 25 years ago. The new clarified code will include the same regulations as the state code, making it clear that overhangs, porches and basements must be included in the square footage.
The town building inspector interpreted Scherrer's plans according to the state code. The vote by the board now makes Scherrer "technically compliant," said Venditti. "This is not very comfortable for any of us."
In 2012, all agencies had been contacted on Scherrer's behalf for a state environmental review and a public hearing was held, but the town refused to give in regarding the footage issue.
Scherrer went to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a variance and was granted one, which resulted in the Town Board suing the Zoning Board to have it reverse its decision because of what the town called misinformation from Scherrer. The Zoning Board has not reversed its decision.
The Town Board at Tuesday's meeting proposed a local law that would tighten the Wales code by including the square footage to mirror the state code and will hold a public hearing prior to the June 11 board meeting.
The town was in the unusual situation of having Town Attorney Ron Bennett represent it against Scherrer and had to hire a separate counsel, Michael Purley at $180 an hour, to defend its own Zoning Board of Appeals against the Town Board.


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Tom Coughlin, who returned the Giants to NFL prominence by winning two Super Bowls, resigned Monday after missing the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year.
The Giants announced the decision one day after the Giants (6-10) capped their third straight losing season with a 35-30 defeat against Philadelphia, their third straight and sixth in seven games.
"I met with (owners) John Mara and Steve Tisch this afternoon, and I informed them that it is in the best interest of the organization that I step down as head coach," Coughlin said in a statement. "I strongly believe the time is right for me and my family, and ... the Giants organization."
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David Paul Brohlin. 52, of Amarillo died Monday, March 16, 2009.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today in Grace Community Fellowship. Arrangements are by Cox-LaGrone Funeral Home, 4180 Canyon Drive.
Mr. Brohlin was born May 11, 1956, in Amarillo to Paul and Viola Brohlin. He grew up in Amarillo and graduated from Alamo Catholic High School in 1974. David married Linda Brown on April 3, 1976, in Amarillo. He had worked in construction most of his life was a supervisor for Northline Construction at the time of passing.
He loved animals, the outdoors and spending time with his family, fishing, hunting and riding motorcycles together. He loved listening to his son, Toby's, music and musical shows. He also was very proud of all his grandchildren and truly enjoyed watching and supporting their wrestling and fencing activities. Because of his generosity through Life Gift, 60 people will benefit.
He was preceded in death by his father, Paul.
Survivors include his wife, Linda; a daughter, Tambra Sanchez and husband Louis of Amarillo; a son, Toby Brohlin of Amarillo; his mother, Viola Brohlin of Amarillo; three sisters, Paulette' Johnson and husband Lester of Amarillo, Sherrye Gugenheim and husband Paul of Montgomery and DeDe Mayfield and husband Steve of Trophy Club; a brother, Bill Brohlin and wife Beverly of Amarillo; five grandchildren; J'Lea-Rhyann, Felecity, Kierce, Mareya and Nathaniel; his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Millard and Mateel Brown of Amarillo; his brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Kenneth and Joan Brown of Amarillo; and many loving nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
The family suggests memorials be payable to TWAF/TYHP, Texas Youth Hunters Program, 2800 N.E. Loop 410, Suite 105, San Antonio, TX 78218.
The family will be gathering at 309 Park Ave. in Pleasant Valley.
Amarillo Globe-News, March 19, 2009
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Flawed priority
It looks as if the S.C. Department of Transportation has the same problem with the trees on I-26 that Charlie Brown has with the kite-eating tree. It jumps out and grabs them.
I drove the new, much-needed, four-lane US 17 from I-95 to Jacksonboro recently and saw trees being planted in the median.
DOT also plans to remove the paved median crossover on US 17 in Pawleys Island, which serves us well, and replace it with a planted median with limited crossovers at a cost of about $2.5 million.
The $8 million needed for these two projects could be better spent to repair dilapidated roads and bridges.
Sims Reach Road
Sordid lesson
The Charleston County School District's Feb. 9 advertisement advised anyone interested in Common Core standards that there were informational sessions to learn more about those standards, and how they are being implemented.
To my knowledge there were no informational sessions when the sex-ed curriculum titled "Making a Difference" was being introduced by the Charleston School Board, teaching 11- and 13-year-olds how to have fun with condoms and other inappropriate sexual information.
Common Core is far less injurious and does not offend our Christian-Judeo moral standards.
Go to the middle school that has introduced the curriculum and read it for yourself, then ask, "Is this sex-ed program for 11- to 13-year-olds"?
Dennis J. Donahue Jr.
Pelican Reach
Isle of Palms
Back to basics?
The new political mantra seems to be work less and stay home more in order to have health insurance.
Sounds good to me.
However, the second part of the equation is to have fewer "things."
If the result is that it enables moms to stay home and rear a generation of children who have more respect for themselves and others and to do better in school, it's a win-win situation. But they will need to be re-educated to have fewer play toys and electronics.
Families won't be able to trade in their cars for newer ones as often, and Dad might have to forgo that new wide-screen TV or boat. Mom might have fewer new clothes, shoes, massages and manicures.
Everyone might have to give up cable TV, eat out less often, go to fewer movies, give up cell phones (gasp!) and take more stay-cations.
The children might not be able to play as many competitive sports because of the high fees and will have to play in their own neighborhood, fall down, get hurt and gang up on the local bully on their own - without lawyers.
It doesn't sound so terrible, does it?
Can we really go back to the 1950s?
S.M. Salmon
Runnymede Lane
Form new parties
I want the people of the United States to dissolve, formally, the two major political parties and form new political parties according to their various values and many beliefs.
A multi-party system, under the U.S. Constitution, would better serve the interests of my fellow citizens in this crucial juncture in my beloved country's development.
Broad Street
Church position
The Feb. 9 article "Church kicks out Scouts over possibility of gay leaders" contains a misrepresentation of the policy and practice of the Presbyterian Church in the USA (PCUSA).
Following a quotation from Will Dietrich, pastor of Peace Presbyterian Church in Goose Creek, is the sentence not in quotation marks:
"But there was concern that the Scouts would extend the policy to openly gay leadership, and that would conflict with the denomination, which does not allow openly gay leadership, he said."
Pastor Dietrich's reference was local, to Peace Presbyterian Church, not denominational, to the PCUSA.
The PCUSA has no quarrel with the Boy Scouts, and there is no standard of sexual orientation governing leadership in the PCUSA.
Hundreds of dedicated gay and lesbian Christians serve at all levels of the denomination as ministers, educators, musicians and administrators.
Peace Presbyterian Church is governed by the session - a body made up of elders elected by the congregation.
In the exercise of its authority, the session may sponsor groups or make church facilities available according to its own criteria, but the decision to dismiss the Boy Scouts isn't based on any standard or action of the PCUSA.
The Rev. Deane A. Kemper
Stated Clerk
Charleston Atlantic Presbytery
Ashley River Road
From the top
Watching the Democrats clap when, in his State of the Union address, President Obama threatened to bypass Congress was like watching clapping, windup dolls.
The "puppet master" led his dog-and-pony show with his usual expertise in blather. After watching his pathetic attempt to mesmerize the crowds again, I feel that all have missed what is really going on.
President Obama is guilty of the crime of omission. He used a few pawns to push his socialist agenda.
The manipulator in chief acknowledged one woman who lost her job.
That justified raising the minimum wage. But he of course omitted the fact that it was because of his leadership that 50 million people are now unemployed.
The next woman he mentioned had an operation under Obamacare despite having a pre-existing condition. No mention was made of the five million people who lost their health care insurance because of his plan.
When he brought up the U.S. being the top country in the solar industry, he omitted the fact that he spent millions of taxpayer dollars on companies that went bankrupt.
I am an independent voter and 100 percent disabled Marine Vietnam veteran, and I thought it was despicable that Obama used a disfigured Army sergeant to ingratiate himself as if he really cared. On two occasions he threatened veterans' compensation if Congress didn't raise the debt ceiling.
He's not honest nor is he a good leader.
He will use every dirty trick in the book to get what he wants.
Gregory J. Topliff
Glenwood Drive
Wrong word
A reporter on a national news channel described the winter storm, as it was approaching the Southeast, as a "catastrophic event."
Atlanta may have several inches of snow, the piedmont regions of North and South Carolina might be blanketed with up to six inches of snow and Boston, oh, poor Boston, may get up to 11 inches.
Pity the people in the path of this storm.
By definition a catastrophe is a "sudden and widespread disaster."
Certainly this snowstorm, when viewed in historical hindsight, will meet this definition, especially when compared with other similar events such as the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, the sinking of the Titanic, the attack on Pearl Harbor, and of course more recently the election and re-election of Barack Obama.
We do indeed live in historic times.
Neil G. Whitman
Waterfront Drive
Mount Pleasant
The Feb. 12 letter "Oppose parole" included an incorrect email address. The correct e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com


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Temporary, I'd say.
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Individual exposures to external radiation can be monitored by wearing a radiation badge (dosimeter). Radiation badges include both whole-body badges and ring badges and are exchanged on a monthly or quarterly basis. The need for wearing radiation badges will be assessed by RSS personnel based on the animal protocol selected and the radionuclide(s) to be used. A "Dosimetry Contact Person" has been established at ULAM to handle all of the dosimeters for ULAM personnel. The ULAM Area Supervisors will review with RSS dosimeter requirements and will be responsible for relating pertinent information to the animal caretakers.
|Pregnant animal care takers should inform their supervisor as soon as they know they are pregnant. Pregnant workers should wear whole-body dosimeters that are exchanged monthly instead of quarterly. ULAM Area Supervisors should inform RSS personnel immediately so the appropriate dosimeter exchange can be made in a timely fashion.
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- Only wear your own badge. Never allow another person to wear your badge and never wear a badge assigned to another individual.
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- Individual internal radiation assessment (bioassays) may be necessary should an individual become contaminated; particularly, when decontamination efforts are not completely successful. Samples of urine, blood, saliva, or nasal mucus from the contaminated person may need to be taken. Thyroid bioassays with thyroid counters are conducted for those individuals who are exposed to volatile radioiodine. All bioassays are performed by RSS. Individuals, who have been contaminated, should contact their ULAM Area Supervisor. Requesting or scheduling bioassays with RSS is the responsibility of the ULAM Area Supervisor. RSS personnel may request that thyroid bioassays and/or urinalyses be performed for individuals involved in radiation incidents or spills.


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Does anybody know if nuvi 765 accepts 4GB SDHC-Cards or just SD-Cards ?
I have a Garmin 765 and am using 4GB SDHC without any problems. The "HC" just means that the size of the card is >2GB. (High Capacity=bigger not =faster).
HI, i own a nuvi 885t and i used a 16gb SD, with no problems.
I have Nuvi 765t and it reads and works nicely with an Apacer 16GB SDHC card. Any smaller sized card should be fine.
I can also confirm 16 GB SDHC in my 765T works great. As mentioned before, HC means High Capacity. The speed is given with the Class number. Usually the SDHC have the classnumbers 2, 4, 6 or 8. Maybe faster now, I don't know.
can you post the tools that I need for uploading and unlocking maps into my device 765t?
I use PATRIOT 4GB HC (high capacity) SD card class 6 .Everything work well with Garmin nuvi 765T ,I just put City Navigator Eu 2011.10b ,and work fine with 3d building.
I have a 765T and works great with a 8 GB SDHC card
I bought a Garmin 765t because I wanted BT stereo for the motorcycle. There are many features IGO has that garmin does not. Can you Modify screens like in IGO? Could I load Zumo 660 firmware to get additional features? I have searched several forums and don't see many Mods available. Like different color schemes or modifying the selectable fields.


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In pictures: Tom Clancy's HAWX
Ubisoft recently announced the impending release of Tom Clancy's HAWX
Ubisoft recently announced the impending release of Tom Clancy's HAWX
The 17 most memorable palette-swapped video game characters ever.
SEGA will bring smiles and nostalgic thoughts to many next week with the release of the Ultimate Mega Drive Collection for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3
SEGA's latest video game for the Wii, Madworld, was approved classification in Australia on Friday. Featuring "over-the-top" violence and a Sin City-style aesthetic that accentuates gore and blood, the Office for Literature and Film Classification approved Madworld for sale in Australia with a MA15+ age rating, accompanied by a warning of "strong bloody violence and strong course language." Given the recent spate of banned games in Australia due to violence and drug use, and the game's recent ban in Germany, SEGA's success with its latest Wii game locally is a surprising turn of events. Featuring a chainsaw-wielding Hellboy look-a-like and making full use of the Nintendo Wii's motion controls, the game hits Wii consoles in March.
Last month we cast our critical eye on the most underrated games of 2008 (i.e. the stuff you should have bought last year, but didn't). Now, in accordance to classic (read: hackneyed) tradition we present the most overrated games of 2008.
From Double Dragon to Tomba!
Boom Blox, Echochrome, and Persona 4 make GamePro's list of the 16 best games of 2008 you've never played!
Warning: the following games are not recommended for anyone who enjoys playing video games!
Sierra Entertainment puts players in the shoes of a genetically mutated shape-shifter in its latest video game. Developed by Radical Entertainment, Prototype is a sandbox action game which revolves around Alex, a shape-shifter who must piece together his history after waking up without a memory.
We take a look at some of the hottest games heading for shop shelves this year.
Sony's community-based service for the PlayStation 3
Some of these games were overlooked by the buying public, while others were unfairly dismissed by critics. Some were overshadowed by a rival in the same genre. Whatever the reason, they all share one thing in common -- they should have been bigger hits!
They've done Warcraft. They've done Guitar Hero. Here's what they should do next.
We celebrate our seven all-time favorite video game lifebars!
Dimension-traveling slugs with fangs. Walk-through ceilings. Really bad hair. And to think that we saw it in Second Life.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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Fire crews responded to separate farm fires on Friday afternoon.
The first fire happened around 3 p.m. at a silo in Ephrata, Lancaster County, at the intersection of Springville Road and Pleasant View Road.
Officials said farmers were loading silage into the silo when they heard a large explosion at the top.
The blast may have been caused by methane. The cause is under investigation.
Lebanon fire
About 3:30 p.m. Friday, a barn caught fire in South Lebanon Township.
Dozens of firefighters responded to the blaze at the intersection of Obie and Schaffer roads.
It's not clear what caused that blaze.


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Plan to streamline solar development in West OK'd
SAN FRANCISCO -- Federal officials on Friday approved a plan that sets aside 285,000 acres of public land for the development of large-scale solar power plants, cementing a new government approach to renewable energy development in the West after years of delays and false starts.
At a news conference in Las Vegas, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar called the new plan a "roadmap ... that will lead to faster, smarter utility-scale solar development on public lands."
The plan replaces the department's previous first-come, first-served system of approving solar projects, which let developers choose where they wanted to build utility-scale solar sites and allowed for land speculation.
The department won't decide projects on a case-by-case basis as it had since 2005, when solar developers began filing applications. Instead, the department will direct development to land it has identified as having fewer wildlife and natural-resource obstacles.
The government is establishing 17 new "solar energy zones" on 285,000 acres in six states: California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico. Most of the land -- 153,627 acres -- is in Southern California.
The Obama administration has authorized 10,000 megawatts of solar, wind and geothermal projects that, when built, would provide enough energy to power more than 3.5 million homes, Salazar said.
Secretary of Energy Steven Chu said the effort will help the U.S. stay competitive.
"There is a global race to develop renewable energy technologies -- and this effort will help us win this race by expanding solar energy production while reducing permitting costs," Chu said in a statement.
The new solar energy zones are near existing power lines, allowing for quick delivery to energy-hungry cities. Also, the chosen sites have fewer of the environmental concerns -- such as endangered desert tortoise habitat -- that have plagued other projects.


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Thanks for posting this, a true gaming legend... and mario galaxy is looking good.
the video is long, but he's talking nintendo, so it's ok
he talks about the process of designing and planning the wii.
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if you eat like a noob, you will be pwned like a noob
Thanks for posting this, a true gaming legend... and mario galaxy is looking good.
some of his weirds with his wife, like for the wife-o-meter made it sound like he was going to retire soon, did anybody else get that impression
and MArio galaxy looks awsome can't wait till it comes out.
You can't beat the,"Wiitastic Master", cause I just so fanatastic. That's why Im the master of Diaster
From the impressions I have heard, Miyamoto's speech was uninspiring and very disappointing. That's just what I READ. IMO, a SMG trailer was just about good enough lol.
Now playing: Phoenix Wright, Picross
Wishlist: No More Heroes, SSBB, Disaster: DOC, Fire Emblem DS, Tales of Symphonia 2
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KAHULUI - So far, fireworks sales in Maui County have been a mixed bag.
At the fireworks tent at the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center on Friday afternoon, John Rasmussen, who was overseeing the operation, said there was a "steady flow" of customers on the first day the tent was open.
Customers already were eagerly snapping up the loud "Titanium" firecrackers that sell for $39.99 each, leaving Rasmussen with a low supply, he said.
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The white fireworks tent in the parking lot of the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center opened Friday morning and will stay open until New Year's Eve. Valley Isle residents Nadid (left) and Liam Sribura point out fireworks to their father, Tom Sribura.
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The tent has more than 100,000 fireworks in stock and is open from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
The Maui News / CHRIS SUGIDONO photo
But there were still other firecrackers available for purchase. Those included a roll of firecrackers for $24.99, and the Kahuna firecrackers that contain a "bomb-type" feature for $17.99.
As for overall sales, he said, "I think we will do pretty good. . . . You can never really tell."
At Misaki's Inc. on Molokai, Kevin Misaki said sales were kind of slow, perhaps because the economy is still weak and consumers are opting not to buy firecrackers.
But he did add that those customers who are purchasing some items are buying them for their children.
"I think people with the kids are the ones that are really shopping," he said.
As of noon Friday, 169 firecracker permits had been sold in Maui County, a little more than half the total of permits sold last year, according to information from the Maui Fire Prevention Bureau.
So far, 146 firecracker permits had been been sold on Maui, 15 on Molokai and eight on Lanai. Last year, the county sold 333 permits.
This year, the county will have available 642 permits. The number of permits correspond to the number of firecrackers being brought to the islands for sale.
By law, people need to obtain a $25 permit to purchase up to 5,000 firecrackers. There is no limit to the number of permits one can purchase.
People do not need a permit to purchase sparklers, fountains, novelty items and the paperless crackers, which are a long roll of red tape with pockets on each side containing the charges that sort of mimic a firecracker.
Firecrackers are paper cylinders containing gunpowder.
Permits are required to purchase firecrackers, which state law defines as a paper cylinder containing a specific amount of gunpowder.
By law, fireworks and firecrackers can be set off legally only from 9 p.m. New Year's Eve (Monday) to 1 a.m. New Year's Day (Tuesday). Setting off fireworks at other times is illegal, and violators may be subject to fines up to $2,000.
People may also face penalties if they store, sell, possess, transfer, import aerial devices, display fireworks or pyrotechnic articles without having a valid license. Those who do so may be charged with a class C felony, which has a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison and fines.
People should not remove or extract pyrotechnic contents from any fireworks or articles and use them to construct fireworks. Those who do so may be guilty of a misdemeanor.
Officials recommend people ignite firecrackers and fireworks in a clear, flat area. A source of water should be readily available.
On Friday, the white fireworks tent in the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center's parking lot was filled will an assortment of 20 different types of fountains and 15 different type of novelty fireworks, all of which do not need a permit to purchase.
Rasmussen, a former Maui resident who resides in Oregon, said he expects the tent to be the busiest on New Year's Eve.
Misaki also anticipates fireworks sales to be brisker on New Year's Eve.
He called fireworks in Hawaii a tradition and said that his elderly parents do not like fireworks but do need to see some crackle and pop at midnight.
Although Misaki will not be buying firecrackers, he will buy the paperless crackers to set off for his family and parents instead.
Those who do want to purchase firecrackers may still get permits at the following locations:
* 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today, Maui County Fire Prevention Bureau, 313 Manea Place, off Waiko Road in Waikapu. The office will also be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday.
* 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday, County Parks Permit Office, Lahaina Civic Center.
* 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Monday, County Parks Permit Office, Molokai.
* Regular store hours, Pine Isle Market, Lanai.
To purchase permits, people must be at least 18 years old and show proof of age.
For more information on permits, contact the Maui Fire Prevention Bureau at 244-9161 or go online to www.co.maui.hi.us and review the fireworks rules at the Department of Fire and Public Safety or Fire Prevention Bureau websites.
New Year's Eve public fireworks displays at midnight will be held in Hana below Fagan's Cross; in Wailea, set off from a barge off shore fronting the Grand Wailea; and on Lanai at the Four Seasons Resort at Manele Bay.
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- 1 tomato, finely diced
- salsa
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Mercy helped me see I've been living a lie
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Foreword - New Perspectives on Brady and Other Disclosure Obligations: What Really Works?
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Nearly fifty years after the Supreme Court decided Brady v. Maryland, state and federal criminal justice systems appear less than adequate in assuring that prosecutorial disclosure obligations are met. Recent high-publicity cases have highlighted failures to disclose fundamental exculpatory evidence to the defense, whether intentional or not. A November 2009 symposium at the Cardozo School of Law - New Perspectives on Brady and Other Disclosure Obligations: What Really Works? - explored these issues in a unique framework for the criminal justice system. It considered lessons from the fields of medicine, business, psychology, and policing as to their methods for managing information, optimizing performance, and insuring quality. This Foreword provides an overview of the discussions, reports, and papers from the symposium.
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Averaging principle for stochastic perturbations of dynamical systems with conservation laws is considered. Consideration of averaging of random perturbations, which is interesting by itself, sheds a new light on the classical averaging principle. Even pure deterministic perturbations of such systems lead, in general, to stochastic behavior of the slow component of the motion. This slow component can be described as a random process on a complex related to the collection of all first integrals of the system. In the case of one degree of freedom Hamiltonian system, the complex is the graph homeomorphic to the set of all connected components of the level sets of the Hamiltonian. We also will demonstrate how these results can be applied to asymptotic problems for reaction-diffusion in an 2D-incompressible fluid.
The endeavor to understand how fluid dynamical equations can be derived from kinetic theory goes back to the founding works of Maxwell and Boltzmann. Most of these derivations are well understood at several formal levels by now, and yet their full mathematical justifications are still missing. This talk will introduce this general problem and describe recent works in which the Stokes and acoustic limits are globally establish for the classical Boltzmann equation considered over any periodic spatial domain of dimension two or more.
Periodic orbits are everywhere in the study of differential equations. Oscillatory phenomena in many areas of science are periodic solutions of differential equations. The mathematical significance of periodic orbits is considerable. For example, in Poincare's opinion, periodic orbits provided "the only breach" to attack problems in celestial mechanics that have mostly remained unresolved. This talk will present a fast and accurate algorithm for computing periodic orbits. The algorithm is based on the Lindstedt-Poincare technique in perturbation theory. Examples related to Hill's famous work on the motion of the Moon and to Hilbert's 16th problem demonstrate the effectiveness of this algorithm. The first of the two examples includes what is possibly the most accurate computation of the orbit of maximum lunation since its justly celebrated discovery by Hill in 1878.
Abstract: We consider the transport of dynamically passive quantities in the Batchelor regime of a smooth in space velocity field. For the case of arbitrary temporal correlations of the velocity, we formulate the statistics of relevant characteristics of Lagrangian motion. This allows us to generalize many results obtained previously for strain $\delta$- correlated in time, thus answering a question about the universality of these results. We also apply these results to describe statistics of polymer elongations in turbulent flows.
What semiconductor laser theory, fiber optics, surface water waves and acoustic waves have in common? Although these systems are seemingly disconnected and have quite different physical nature, they can be viewed as complex systems composed out of interacting particles or waves. There is a general theoretical framework for their statistical description, called weak turbulence theory. One can obtain a closed equation describing the time evolution of such systems, called kinetic equation. I will explain what classes of stationary solutions kinetic equation has, and how understanding of surface water waves can lead to better design of semiconductor lasers. I will also explain how one can hope to generalize weak turbulence theory for spatially inhomogeneous systems.
Time-domain modeling of acoustic or electromagnetic scattering in free space requires a reduction of the infinite physical domain to a finite computational domain. The exact nonreflecting boundary conditions - well-known to be nonlocal in both space and time - can be expressed as a convolution of the solution at the boundary from the time of quiescence to the present. The kernel of this integral operator, which depends on the computational domain, is presented for several boundary geometries. An efficient implementation of this formulation is discussed. We also present a new time-symmetric evolution formula for the scalar wave equation. It is simply related to the classical D'Alembert or spherical means representations, and can be used to develop stable, robust numerical schemes on irregular meshes.
We study singularity formation of 3-D vortex sheets using a new approach. First, we derive a leading order approximation to the boundary integral equation governing the 3-D vortex sheet. This leading order equation captures the most singular contribution of the integral equation. Moreover, after applying a transformation to the physical variables, we found that this leading order 3-D vortex sheet equation de-generates into a two-dimensional vortex sheet equation in the direction of the tangential velocity jump. This rather surprising result confirms that the tangential velocity jump is the physical driving force of the vortex sheet singularities. We also show that the singularity type of the three-dimensional problem is similar to that of the two-dimensional problem. Furthermore by using the abstract Cauchy-Kowalewski theorem, we prove the long time existence of 3-D vortex sheets for analytic initial data. The existence time can be arbitrarily close to the singularity time predicted by the leading order equation when the initial condition is near equilibrium. A generalized Moore's approximation to 3-D vortex sheets is introduced. Detailed numerical study will be provided to support the analytic results, and to reveal the generic form of the three-dimensional nature of the vortex sheet singularity.
We discuss the reconstruction of piecewise smooth data from (pseudo-) spectral information. Spectral projections enjoy superior resolution provided the data is globally smooth. The presence of jump discontinuities, however, is responsible for spurious O(1) Gibbs oscillations in the neighborhood of such jumps, and an overall deterioration to the unacceptable first-order convergence rate of spectral projections. The purpose is to regain the superior exponential accuracy in the piecewise smooth case, and this is achieved in two separate steps: (a) Localization. A detection procedure which based on appropriate choice of concentration factors which identify finitely many edges - both their location and their amplitudes. This is followed by (b) Mollification. We present a two-parameter family of spectral mollifiers which recover the data between the edges with exponential accuracy. We conclude with examples for applications in Computational Fluid Dynamics (-- formation of shocks), image and geophysical data processing.
We will review the types of result known on the asymptotic behavior under scaling of interacting particle systems. We will use as examples the various types of simple exclusion processes. We will discuss both the typical behavior as well the estimation of probabilities for large deviations.
We consider the 2d Navier-Stokes equation with a random force which is white noise in time, and excites only a finite number of modes, for arbitary large Reynolds number. We prove that this Markov process has a unique invariant measure and is exponentially mixing in time. The proof uses ideas from Statistical Mechanics of 1d spin systems.
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