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Thursday, August 28, 2008
It happened again
sometimes I make one and...I just cannot even think of letting it go.
It is the case of Mr. Strhobo Strhobowskj.
I finished him yesterday night, and after taking some pictures of him and having a look at them, I suddenly knew that I wasn't going to send him anywhere.
Look at him, his "beard" is practically ALIVE! he talks with it! and it is one of the most huggable monster I've ever made...and also it was my firs experiment of a more tridimensional butt, so it happens that he can sit on his own, looking up with his laconic bulging eyes...
so...welcome Mr. Strhobowskj, here you are now, I am glad you arrived!
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
freshly baked goods in the shop
as I "promised" yesterday night: here are the last monsters that I made and today I put them in my shopppe.
I want to tell you something about Crem Brulle, the orange and brown one: just a little curiosity about this two fabric which I am very fond of: they both were presents, the beautiful bright orange has been given to me by my friend carola*, a lady I met at the market in berlin. she makes very nice bags and little purses. The brown one come from my friend Vera: she gave it to me in Milan in june after a long time we didn't see each other. so, maybe you don't think about it, but behind fabric there are often dear thoughts and memories...
uh, and I named it Brulle because my friend Trespi said that she looks like "the Howl" by E. Munch, and "bruelle" is german for howl....
*carola and caroline and aurelie and luise and inka are some of my new friends at the markets here in berlin. I will post soon something about them. they are very clever girls that make unique handmade stuff, each one in her own nice way. there is a nice atmosphere here at the markets and it's very nice to meet all this people that make things. before coming here in berlin I didn't have "collegues" like this, now it is very nice to have someone to chat with, spending afternoons talking about sewing machine models, fabric shops, etc.
I love it, and I feel very lucky.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Scissors scissors, where are thou?
here I am with some of the last monsters I made between yesterday and today!
I am really into furry fabric lately, but I like to match it with some other kind of fabric: that is one of the aspect of this job that I like more.
It always starts with the combination of color/fabric, and later it comes the shape.
In most cases I never know how it will come out at the end, I don't use patterns: I work always on the floor and I lay down every piece and then I start to find the right place/shape for ears, legs, etc..
today I was kind of hyperactive and I kept having ideas and I almost couldn't have something done without already thinking of the next. when it is like this I always loose my scissors. I hate that. today it happended around 1003 times, I think. and if it's not the scissors is something else.
a bit tired know. I have to decide wich one of the last monsters will go on my shop.
I will do that tomorrow.
Monday, August 25, 2008
working with a smile
woah, you know, I didn't expect such a nice feedback already from the beginning! thanks to the folks of the needle ! it is a very nice feeling that of being part of a community like this one of the "softie scene", and so having the possibility to share ideas and projects.
today I have been working on some supplies that I need for making my next Les MOnstrìs, like printing the fabric tags with the wood stamp of my logo and cutting dozens of little rainbowy fingers..usually I find this kind of job very boring, but today I was quite excited and couldn't wait to have them ready for making new monstersssss. some of them coming super soon on these screens!
Saturday, August 23, 2008
my first time
hallo everyone!
I'd like to inaugurate this blog with the last softie that I made: his name is Oswald Carotino, he is a superorange dog/bunny/I don't know.
here I will post all the blablabla about the things that I make and other stuff that I like.
yeah. that's all for now...
have a nice weekend, all of you zero readers..
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At approximately 10:50 a.m., at the Lewes ferry terminal, George and Patricia Ungemah of Millsboro, Del., purchased a ticket for the 11:15 a.m. departure bound for Cape May.
Lewes terminal manager Nikki Fisher presented the Ungemahs with a gift package of Cape May-Lewes Ferry logo items and a book of 6 vehicle tickets valid for future travel aboard the Cape May-Lewes Ferry.
Accompanied by their dog, Amber, the couple was traveling to New Jersey with their grandsons, Matthew and Liam McDavitt, to visit family. Originally from Homdel, the Ungemahs use the ferry at least once a month to visit with family in Lincroft.
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Tuck rule abolished, leading with crown of helmet made illegal
The NFL abolished the tuck rule and established a rule that makes leading with the crown of a player's helmet, both by running backs and defensive players, illegal.
PHOENIX -- The tuck rule is dead. Despite the love shown to one of the more ridiculous rules in the NFL by the influential Robert Kraft, the tuck rule is no more, having been abolished by the league at the 2013 NFL owners meetings. Along with that, the owners voted to pass a rule prohibiting runners and defenders from leading with the crown of their helmets.
It was a stunningly quick voting session by the owners on Wednesday, with the meetings wrapping up by 9:30 a.m. local time, suggesting that all the proposals passed by significant margin. (Some reports indicate it passed 31-1.)
One of the more obvious selections for passage was a rule to fix the Thanksgiving challenge fiasco that the Lions encountered when Jim Schwartz tried to challenge a Justin Forsett touchdown and therefore negated the official's ability to review the scoring play. Instead, a challenge of a play like that will result in a 15-yard penalty with the original play being reviewed.
That rule needed to be changed, obviously. And at least one team is happy about it:
Adios, Tuck Rule.— OAKLAND RAIDERS (@RAIDERS) March 20, 2013
Oakland was on the losing end of the play in question, when a Tom Brady fumble was ruled an incompletion during a January 2002 playoff game. The Patriots abstained from voting on the amendment, as did the Redskins, likely because Washington GM Bruce Allen was with the Raiders at the time of the tuck-rule game. The Steelers were the only team that voted to keep the tuck rule in place.
The leading-with-the-crown-of-your-helmet rule is a much more controversial new rule. Both offensive and defensive players who lead with the top of the helmet will be flagged 15 yards in certain, specific circumstances. Should both players be flagged, the penalties will offset and the teams will replay the down.
"It is a foul if a runner or tackler initiates forcible contact by delivering a blow with the top/crown of his helmet against an opponent when both players are clearly outside the tackle box (an area extending from tackle to tackle and from three yards beyond the line of scrimmage to the offensive team's end line)," the new rule -- Rule 12, Section 2, Article 8 -- reads. "Incidental contact by the helmet of a runner or tackler against an opponent shall not be a foul."
It'll be interesting to see whether officials can accurately interpret and apply the rule during the coming season. At the very least, we know that a good number of running backs around the NFL, both past and present, aren't happy about it.
In addition to those three main rule changes, the NFL passed a rule that will allow tight ends and H-backs to wear numbers 40-49 as well as 80-89 and a rule that makes "peel back" blocks illegal.
"A player who is aligned in the tackle box when the ball is snapped cannot initiate contact on the side and below the waist against an opponent if (a) the blocker is moving toward his own end line; and (b) he approaches the opponent from behind or from the side," Rule 12, Section 2, Article 4 now reads.
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7:15 am Breakfast Presentation (Sponsorship Opportunity Available) or Morning Coffee
8:00 Research Compliance Assessment at the University of Miami
Johanna L. Stamates, RN, MA, CCRC, Director, Office of Research Compliance Assessment, University of Miami
This presentation will provide an overview of the research compliance program at the University of Miami. The Office of Research Compliance Assessment (ORCA) is independent from the Institutional Review Board (IRB) and reports directly to the University Vice Provost for Research. ORCA conducts Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and social-behavioral audits at all University of Miami (UM) campuses and research sites, including directed, routine, focused, and investigator requested audits. ORCA audits and Principal Investigator responses are forwarded to the IRB, the Vice Provost for Research, and the respective Dean. Additionally, ORCA provides educational classes and seminars to the UM research community, covering a broad variety of research-related topics. This presentation will include the selection of audits, the audit process, the audit reporting structure, and corrective and preventive action.
8:45 Beyond the Research Department: Analyzing Practices Across an Adult Oncology Practice for Global Compliance Improvement
Susan Radtke, RN, MA, CCRP, Quality Analyst, Norton Cancer Institute
Investigator sites, monitors, and sponsors all have been challenged since the publication of the 2009 Guidance "Investigator Responsibilities — Protecting the Rights, Safety, and Welfare of Study Subjects." This document served to further clarify and define policies which have existed in research for years but loosely interpreted. As an adult oncology practice operating within a hospital corporation serving up to seven geographic sites, we have been analyzing and redefining processes in order achieve greater compliance with this guidance. This analysis included both the research program as well as overall clinical operations, with a focus on collaborative processes, quality improvement initiatives, and education. This discussion will focus on the workflow involved in this initiative:
9:30 Networking Coffee Break and Exhibit Viewing
9:50 Preparation of Sponsor, Monitor, and Investigative Sites for Regulatory Inspections
Swati Tendolkar, Program Manager, Global System Quality Assurance, Johnson & Johnson
Omega Norton-Crable, Associate Director, Therapeutic Area Quality Assurance, Johnson & Johnson
The session will provide information and checklists regarding inspection readiness pertinent to the FDA Investigator Site and Sponsor-Monitor Inspections. In the present regulatory environment with heightened regulatory surveillance, it is essential to understand the FDA inspection process and be prepared for an inspection. The audience will gain knowledge regarding the following:
10:35 Investigative Site Compliance: Performing Strategic Clinical Investigator Site Audits
Elizabeth Ronk Nelson, MPH, President and Senior Consultant, Regulatory Risk Management, LLC
ICH defines audits as planned and established systematic examinations of trial-related processes and documentation to determine global compliance. An audit is an opportunity to prospectively evaluate the systems that drive those processes and generate the data and documentation to be assessed. The sponsor's development of robust auditing and monitoring plans and incorporation of protocol implementation planning at the site permits a review of the systems that are required to ensure credible data is obtained from protected subjects, regardless of therapeutic area or investigational product being studied. This presentation will utilize the synthesis of regulatory documents and case studies to support a proposed framework of systems with procedures that assure the quality of every aspect of the trial is addressed while proactively assessing regulatory risk.
11:20 Managing Internal & External Audits: How to Optimize Logistics and Use Technology to Improve the Audit Experience
BJ Guthrie, Manager, Clinical Operations, Clinical Research, Abbott Vascular
This session is designed to give the audience a very practical overview of how some large clinical research organizations manage internal and external (regulatory authority) audits. This session will include information on the following audit-related topics: audit planning and preparation; audit logistics; and the tools and technology available to help increase audit efficiency and improve the overall audit experience. This session includes very practical information that can be implemented and used successfully regardless of the size of the clinical organization. The audience will gain a better understanding of how to adequately plan for audits, how to manage the logistics of the audit, and how to use technology (web-conferencing, instant messaging, and clinical trial management systems) effectively during audits. This will help increase the overall audit experience and increase the efficiency of the audit.
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1:20 Meeting the Challenges in Delivering Quality Global Clinical Data Karine Julien, M.Sc., M.B.A., Disease Area Lead, Cardiovascular, Pfizer Medical Quality Assurance
Federico Feldstein, J.D., Senior Director, Head of Primary & Consumer Healthcare BU Quality Assurance, Pfizer Medical
The pharmaceutical industry is constantly facing challenges in delivering quality clinical trial data such as the globalization of clinical trials, an intensified regulatory scrutiny, and the increased complexities in clinical trial design and conduct. Sponsors need to adapt and ensure that a robust quality oversight program can overcome these challenges not only in the end product of clinical trials, but also by designing in quality up-front through integrated quality management systems. This presentation will discuss some of the challenges that the industry is facing in the development and conduct of clinical trials, as well as various quality strategies that could be considered to ensure quality oversight of clinical trials.
2:05 Auditing Clinical eSource Records
Chris Wubbolt, Senior Director, Compliance Services, Compliance Services, Accuex, Inc.
This session will discuss considerations for auditing electronic source records at clinical sites. Requirements for electronic source record controls will be reviewed based upon FDA and industry guidance. After review of electronic source record requirements, examples of eSource records as well as issues that may occur with regard to the control and integrity of source records will be reviewed. Auditing practices, including example checklists and questions, will be provided during the presentation. After review of eSource recordkeeping requirements, review of examples, and distribution of the auditing checklists, example case studies will be reviewed and discussed with the audience. At the conclusion of the presentation, the audience will have an understanding of eSource recordkeeping requirements, areas of concern when electronic source records are maintained at clinical sites, and a strong understanding of audit requirements and questions to ask when assessing a site's eSource record controls.
2:50 Networking Coffee Break and Exhibit Viewing
3:10 Vendor Audits from a Sponsor's Perspective
Jennifer Leonard, Program Manager, Global System Quality Assurance, Johnson & Johnson
Rather than the "dog and pony show" of a vendor assessment, the sponsor's process of auditing vendors should involve auditing of actual data whenever possible. In this session, we will discuss the various types of vendors that might be audited, including examples of standard and niche providers. We will also explore the question of whether the auditors themselves have the expertise needed to conduct the audit. We will discuss inspection readiness, including examples of how to prepare a vendor for a possible Health Authority (HA) inspection, how HAs ask sponsors questions about vendors, and sponsor oversight of the process. We will explore risk assessment, including risk-based approaches, determining which vendors to audit, and determining how often to audit. Audit reports, corrective action management, and follow-up will be discussed, including tips on managing vendor willingness to accept recommendations for improvement. Audit logistics, preparation, conduct, and reporting will be reviewed in detail.
3:55 Conducting Compliant Clinical Research: A Canadian Perspective
Hope Senechal, B.Sc., CCRA, Clinical Research Auditor, Administration, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
As we are just a hop, skip, and a jump away, it's easy to assume that conducting clinical research in Canada is equivalent to conducting clinical research in the United States. However, Canada does have a few unique differences. Using Health Canada inspection findings and common audit observations, this session will illustrate a few of these key differences and provide suggestions to overcome challenges in conducting clinical research in Canada. By the end of the session participants will be able to:
4:40 Preparation for European Regulatory Agency GCP Inspections
Steve Keys, Head of Quality, The Clinical Trial Company Ltd.
Clinical Trials are often global and need to pass both FDA and European Regulatory inspection. Europe has had statutory GCP inspections since 2004 for sites, CROs, and Sponsors involved in Clinical Trials. The European and US approaches to GCP inspections differ in many respects. This presentation looks at the approach of European member state inspections and the pre-approval GCP inspections carried out by the EMA. The preparation for and format of EU inspections, their findings, and implications on drug approval in Europe will be presented. The differences between the EU approach and that of the FDA sometimes result in a trial being acceptable for registration in North America but not within the European community. The audience will gain insight into the format of EU statutory GCP inspections and EMA pre-approval GCP inspections. Information will be presented on what type of inspections are carried out by European agencies in North America, their findings, and what can be learned from these experiences.
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Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood Foundation Inc
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2000 Town Center Suite 1900 Southfield MI 48075 USA
Through research, education and family support, we have ONE MISSION: END AHC. Our mission is to find the cause(s) of AHC, develop effective treatments and ultimately find a cure, while providing support to the families and children with AHC by funding research to accomplish these goals. Secondarily, we strive to promote proper diagnosis, educate health care professionals, the public and related organizations, encourage the worldwide exchange of information and advance the development of an international database of all AHC patients.
We have grown from a grass roots organization to a global foundation, helping families around the world with AHC. We have the largest database of AHC families in the world including a biobank and Red Cap database. We are recognized as the leader in AHC research and Family support and are always looking for ways to improve our presence and fulfill our mission.
Target demographics:
All those diagnosed with Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood
Direct beneficiaries per year:
1) AHC families by directing them to available resources, connecting them to experts in the field, and providing them with the most up to date information available regarding AHC research and advances for daily care of an AHC patient, 2) School and Health care professionals by educating them about AHC, 3) Researchers by providing over $250,000.00 in grants to move the research forward.
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The United States
1) Raise money for research to find a treatment and a cure, 2) Host a Biennial Family Meeting, 3) Educate the medical community and the public, 4) Spread awareness through social media, 5) Support families, 6) Maintain an interactive website for information and resources.
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Our daughter (22) was diagnosed with AHC six years ago. AHCF has been funding research for this rare disease for over 20 years. Their funding helped medical researchers identify a common gene mutation which led to more research on the brain, molecular models and drug compounds. This work, in helping AHC, may also help other brain diseases. Every two years AHCF organizes a family meeting which connects families from around the world and the medical community. We are grateful to the board - a dedicated set of parents - who make it happen.
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I am the mother of a 31 year old daughter with AHC. We have recently returned from the family meeting in the USA from New Zealand. How great it was to meet other people wth this condition and to see how hard the board members and parents work to educate and help us in all aspects of this disability. There is a wealth of information they have brought together for everyone to share.
AHCF is an amazing non-profit. It is led by incredibly dedicated parents and focused on making every dollar work as hard as possible for advancing research, understanding, and treatments for this rare disorder. I couldn't be prouder to be associated with them.
Responsive and responsible organization dedicated to raising awareness about AHC and supporting research into treatment and a cure. Dedicated staff. Incredible board and volunteers. Very transparent in their financials.
The AHC Foundation has remained committed to kids and adults with AHC for over a decade. They contribute on all levels and continue to help move research forward while serving as a great resource for families and their doctors. It is amazing that such a strong, committed group can do so much for such a rare disorder.
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I have been on the board for over 15 years. The board is made up of volunteers who have children with the disorder and work incredibly hard to increase awareness. The support the organization provides to families is incredible with a family meeting in different places across the country, bringing doctors and families together for support. There is only one part time employee who handles the administration and acts as medical liaison. The rest of the money raised goes to research and family support. A small organization with a very big heart!
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Our family has been in contact and volunteered for the AHC Foundation or 3 years now. They have been a huge support for our family and have answered any questions we may have regarding the health and well-being of our son. Not only have the partnerships between families been strong, we are aware of where the funding is going and are updated about the research opportunities and strides made by the foundation and the partnerships working toward finding a cure.
The AHC Foundation is a great non-profit to help and the children desperately need a cure. We are thankful that AHCF has been working toward that goal and continue to update families on progress.
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AHC and the AHCF are very near and dear to my heart. My younger sister, Kathleen, suffers from this rare neurological disorder that is characterized by unpredictable, often painful episodes that leave her temporarily paralyzed, either partially on one side or on both.
Our foundation, the AHCF, is a nonprofit organization supporting AHC patients and their families. The foundation supports research to identify the causes of AHC, develop effective treatment protocols, and ultimately find a cure. Through the education of healthcare professionals, we promote early and proper diagnosis of the disorder.
I have been around since the foundation's inception in 1993 and let me tell you the AHCF is amazing. Despite the miles between patients, researchers and physicians, (AHC is a rare disease), this foundation is the little engine that could. I have seen this foundation develop with my own two eyes, from fundraising by families and years of limited research, to what is being done NOW and my goodness are they on their way!
Since the beginning, AHCF has always been about community and support – I remember my mom, current President of the AHCF, staying up to all hours of the night speaking to parents about their child – whether they be recently diagnosed or struggling with AHC. For years, AHCF produced a newsletter – typed and mailed (yes snail mail), full of updates, advice and information. Why? Because this foundation has always been about the AHC patients & families, providing as much information and support as humanly possible. Talking about overcoming obstacles, not only were these parents caring for their children with AHC, but they were doing it at a time with little resources and connections… there were no search engines or email – the phone was their lifeline, all they had was each other. Getting in contact with other parents, getting a diagnosis, finding a neurologist who was familiar with AHC... was no easy feat.
Now with the internet, things are so much easier – especially when it comes to awareness, so that patients can be diagnosed much quicker! The power of things as simple as Google, email, having a website and social media, have made a huge impact on the AHCF. In 2010, AHCF participated and won the online voting contest Pepsi Refresh. The win allowed AHCF to begin DNA sequencing. The first gene mutation that causes AHC was discovered in 2012 – The same gene mutation is also responsible for Rapid Onset Dystonia Parkinsonism (RDP)! In the last five years, AHCF has been able to fund various research projects in the United States and abroad. We are in our fourth year of research at Vanderbilt and Northwestern Universities. Answers are coming! We have an outstanding board of directors and medical advisory board that are the driving force behind the AHCF.
I can't stress it enough that there is such a sense of community and willpower within this foundation! Patients, families, physicians and researchers travel across the country and sometimes world, in order to be diagnosed, meet other families, gain more knowledge of the disorder and collaborate. Family meetings and medical symposiums are absolutely priceless when it comes to our foundation... the chance to hear from our researchers, the chance to meet other AHC patients, the chance to be together as a community – truly magical.
I have had the pleasure of meeting many of the amazing and inspiring AHC kids and adults and would love to find a treatment for this disease! Fundraising for AHCF is worth every minute of my time because I know that 100% of the proceeds go directly to the foundation. I was lucky to have played a major role in our recent fundraiser here in California – Wine Women and Shoes. The amount of support in the form of sponsorships, donations, volunteers, etc. was astounding!!! Everyone I came into contact with loved what we were doing and wanted to be part of it! We have received countless feedback from our guests and donors inquiring when we will be doing this event again and how they would love to contribute again!
Supporting our nonprofit foundation is kind of like supporting the Mom & Pop store instead of the Giant Chain Store --- your funding goes right to the source: straight to research, education and awareness. Donors are making an excellent decision when they choose to donate to AHCF – volunteers are making a wonderful decision when they volunteer their time and talents for AHCF – your money, your time, your support, WILL HELP THE AHCF GREATLY!
You want to make a donation or volunteer for a Great Nonprofit? Say hello to the amazing Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood Foundation! We're rare, we're small, but we're doing BIG things and with your help, we will find a cure for AHC!
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As a parent of a 23 yr old son with AHC, I fully understand the tremendous void this organization has filled, and continues to fill, in assisting families through emotional support, awareness of medical advances, ideas relating to solutions for day to day problems on such things as adaptive technologies, how to work with school systems on preparing a useful IEP, navigating the bureaucratic nightmare of medicaid, etc. They work to coordinate medical efforts to find a cure (or keep abreast of potential avenues of research) by working with multi-disciplinary doctors. Being such an extremely rare disorder that receives little attention from researchers, they provide some hope in organizing efforts that can hopefully provide some relief to the afflicted individuals and their families. I have been involved with this organization from its inception and know that they perform a vast array of services that may seem minor but are critical to maintain some degree of sanity and realism to the families. Sometimes just venting is needed, other times they will help hook up individuals with another family that is going through similar issues. With low cognitive skills and often extreme retardation, explaining what is happening to the AHC kid having, for example, a terrifying first experience with menstruation, can lead to feelings of inadequacy, loneliness, and depression. The family conferences that I've attended are always uplifting. Sometimes just reassuring new parents that they can make it through has a profound effect on their outlook. When your average family doctor or pediatric neurologist knows less than the man on the moon about AHC, it is a great relief to get assistance on where to find more information about this disorder. Being able to call and get a cheerful, understanding, and non-judgemental person to help explain what the future may hold or what medicines have seemed to be helpful is a great relief. Before this organization arose, it was not unusual to go through doctor after doctor claiming it's epilepsy (as in the early years with my son) and having him doped up on phenobarbitol despite no evidence of epilepsy on any EEGs. We need all the help we can get. This disorder is unlikely to have a day, week, or month named after it to promote awareness; Bono, any remaining Beatles, or Springsteen are not going to do a televised fundraiser for AHC. Living with it is a lonely ordeal that would be brutal without such an organization. I could go on but....by now I hope you get the point on how important this organization is to a group of kids who are marginalized just because they are few in number, and therefore unlikely to bring fame and fortune to researchers, drug companies, etc.
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This wonderful organization makes a difference. The focus is truly on the kids and their families and they emphasize results, including funding the exciting discovery of the gene that causes the disorder. My niece and her family also rely on the support community to stay strong and manage incredibly difficult daily challenges. AHCF impacts their lives every day.


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After plenty of rumours, spy shots and leaked photos, Porsche has officially unveiled it's 2012 911 (991) model.
While it may look very similar the new 911 has grown, with a wheelbase 100 mm longer than it's predecessor. It also has a wider track at the front and a body made of aluminum-steel for reduced weight and greater rigidity. Standard wheel fittment is 20-inch rims and the side mirrors have moved to the top of the doors.
In the cockpit the reworked interior combines elements of the Porsche Panamera with the outgoing 997 model. The major changes here include a more pronounced, downward sloping centre console and entirely new switchgear.
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This is a discussion on [Samba] Win2000 SP4 + Vmware 3.5: unable to brownse shares on Sambafileserver - Samba ; Hello! I have a Windows 2000 SP4 (polish version) machine on VMware 3.5 and a Samba 3.0.28a fileserver on linux box (kerenl 184.108.40.206). Both are members of Active Directory. When I try to map a samba share, I get a ...
I have a Windows 2000 SP4 (polish version) machine on VMware 3.5 and a
Samba 3.0.28a fileserver on linux box (kerenl 126.96.36.199). Both are
members of Active Directory.
When I try to map a samba share, I get a message like this (may differ
from exact english message as I translated it from polish): "This folder
has been moved or deleted" or "unexpected network error has occured
59" (the later when using command line "net use x: \\FILESERV\SHARE").
Both machines see each other (I'm able to ping each other by domain
names), in logs I can see that user gets authenticated properly, from
windows machine side I can list all shares, but I'm unable to open any
(the above message shows up). All other Windows hosts on the network are
able to brownse the samba fileserver without any problem and on the
other hand the Win2000 virtual machine can access shares on other
machines on the network. The user I'm logged in is a member of domain
admins group.
Here is the smb.conf:
workgroup = <...>
passdb backend = smbpasswd
security = ads
encrypt passwords = yes
private dir = /etc/samba/private
smb passwd file = /etc/samba/private/smbpasswd
syslog = 3
syslog only = yes
log level = 3
lock directory = /var/lock
pid directory = /var/run
os level = 65
announce version = 5.2
announce as = NT Server
preferred master = no
wins support = yes
local master = no
winbind separator = +
disable spoolss = yes
smb ports = 139 445
max xmit = 65535
realm = <...>
server string = Serwer Plikow
password server = 10.140.0.8
idmap uid = 10000-50000
idmap gid = 10000-50000
inherit acls = yes
inherit owner = yes
winbind enum users = yes
winbind enum groups = yes
template homedir = /ftp
template shell = /bin/false
unix charset = UTF-8
host msdfs = yes
msdfs root = yes
map system = no
map readonly = yes
map archive = yes
map hidden = no
interfaces = 10.140.0.17
bind interfaces only = yes
winbind use default domain = no
ldap admin dn =
ldap suffix =
ldap user suffix =
ldap group suffix =
ldap ssl =
all shares have th same definition (except for paths, eg. :
path = /mnt/FILESERV/FILESERV/Group/BCOS
comment =
inherit permissions = yes
security mask = 0777
force security mode = 0
directory security mask = 0777
force directory security mode = 0
create mask = 755
read only = no
veto files = /.AppleDB/.AppleDouble/.bin/.AppleDesktop/Network
Trash Folder/:2eDS_Store/.Trash*/
admin users = @"<...>+domain admins" @"builtin+administrators"
@"<...>+Administratorzy domeny"
In logs I can't see anything indicating an error. However I managed to
capture transmission betweene stations - there a few repeating parts
that look strange - but I'm not good at decrypting it... I can mail it
if needed.
Thanks in advance.
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Barry Stear wrote:
> I setup my SAMBA Server to be a PDC w/o LDAP. I joined my XP workstation
> to the domain no problem but when it attempts to load the profile it
> says that the Profile Server will not allow access and will log the user
> on with local temp profile. I have the profile share setup and
> writeable by @users. I also created a /var/samba/profiles/username
> folder for the user. What is it that I could be doing wrong? After the
> initial logon I haven't been getting the error when relogging on but it
> is not writing anything to the directory after I logoff.
Nice to see a duplicate of the question you already posted in
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Newsgroups: alt.os.linux.mandrake
but you didn't answer my reply there, yet.
You may of course place a followup-to: directive to here.
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Well i had my skyrim disc in my xbox then i moved my xbox to the floor and it made a weird sound so i opened the xbox disc tray and skyrim had a big circle scratch. My dad buffed it. Now it plays but it totaly freezes and i have to shut off the xbox and start again. I also tried to install it to my xbox but it got to only about 60% and said disc has a scratch in it please whip it down. I tried it three times but it still didn't work help.
You should never move your console while the disk is in it for this exact reason. I hear rumors that cleaning the disk with toothpaste is an effective method of cleaning it but I don't know if I would trust it. As far as I know Bethesda does not have a replacement disk program.
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Get another copy of the disc to install with. A friends, rent it, whatever. It doesn't have to be your own copy you install.
Its not an official fix, but I've fixed scratched discs using get toothpaste and a soft cloth to fil the scratchs. Lotion and a tissue also works fairly well.
I have the same problem but I can install my game but it still freezes when I press continue at the main menu... Please help! There is a scratch one the very inside of the disc like the bit that shines and says Xbox 360? If this helps.
like Raett said the best thing to do is probably install it to your hard drive, try lending it of a friend or a family member and installing to your hard drive, this should fix the problem, as long as the xbox still reads that it is skyrim
your disc is *** those circle scratches *** discs over it happened to my mw3
If you can't rent or borrow a copy.
Try rubbing the scratch with tooth paste and then washing it down with coke or 7up.
It isn't great but it's a temporary fix which (if done right) should fix the disc long enough to install it.
Depending on where you live, I've taken my scratched games from similar issues to a local game store, and paid like $2 and they would use their industrial machine to buff the scratches out.Normally, the scratches were pretty big, from my Xbox 360 falling over, but afterwords, I couldn't tell where the scratches were. I would call around and see if there's a local used game store that has such a thing.If not, you'll probably have to buy a new copy or do what the prior posts suggested.
Best to just lend the game and install, but as long as it reads it as skyrim this should work as its playing the game from your hardrive, jsut make sure you have enough space and be careful when moving your xbox, dont have a game in whils moving it and make sure its turned of most the time, Source - i've laser burnt som many discs in my time ! now i learned
Here's what you do:
-Borrow/rent/buy a new copy of skyrim
-Install the new skyrim onto your hard drive
-Give back/take back/return the new skyrim
-Put the scratched skyrim in and play from hard drive from now on.
This should work as long as your old one at least starts up.
This happened to me with my Red dead redemption game i had the console facing upwards once i set it down i guess i set it the wrong way and it gave my game a what is called "Perfect circle scratch".
Now i don't know where you bought the game or how long it's been but if it hasn't been long i'm guessing you might be able to return the game and replace it with a new one, "explain to them what happen".
If that doesn't work find a friend or someone that has skyrim and ask them to barrow the game or rent it in your local game section area, afterwards install the game into your Xbox once installed you should be able to play the game with the scratched disc without problems since it's data is installed into your xbox itself.
Me personally i had a warranty on the Red dead redemption game so they replaced it for me "Rockstar games" So try contacting Bethesda studios and ask them if your game has a warranty on it
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My experience of installing 64 studio
I thought I would just share my experience with people on installing 64 studio and why I haven't moved from Ubuntu Studio to 64 studio permanently yet. I'd like to add that I always run Debian Etch on my servers so I am fairly experienced with setting up this distro by command line only. 1. Installation was very smooth and went perfectly. On startup the theme and look of the distro was very very nice, much better than Ubuntu Studio's default. I liked the choice of apps and concise layout of the menu. 2. Old gnome version was a bit of a put off. I had to spend a bit more time configuring gnome the way I like it. Mainly setting up nautilus and such. Having to manually recreate my fstab file was a bit of a nuisance as well. Lack of automount feature for drives not in fstab was a negative, but these things were minor and not a deal breaker. Nvidia driver was no problem to install. Had twinview running in seconds. 3. Decided to go straight for an apt-get update/upgrade. Maybe foolishly, I noticed that there were no repos by default so added the debian etch ones manually and ran an upgrade. Later I realised that all I had to do was check the boxes in Synaptic. I ended up getting into a mess with package dependencies trying to install sources to recompile the latest version of particular applications. Eventually managed to sort it. 4. Sound kept coming out of my USB phone and here my lack of desktop experience with Etch was showing. I remembered having this problem with older versions of Ubuntu where there was no consistency with the priority of audio devices on bootup. Every time I rebooted it was pot-luck which audio device was chosen. I tried messing with the asound config file but couldn't get this working. It was around this time I was wondering if i was going to spend more time serving the system than the system was going to serve me. I failed to get the priority right and then I couldn't get sound out of ardour. 5. My memory fails me on what happened next but after applying updates and rebooting I got into a problem with the theme for 64studio and everything was missing from Gnome during login. That was when I decided that the easiest way forward would be to reinstall and have another go another day. Because I am new to the Linux audio experience (the only reason to keep XP was to do music) I am learning the process through Ubuntu Studio for now since I run 7.10 as my desktop. The only real reason to keep it is because it has the newest Gnome versions, a sound control panel to stabilise the sound the card priority, and a package system that has never given me an ounce of trouble with dependencies. In the meantime, I'd appreciate any comments on what I should have done and tips to address my problems so I can reinstall it soon as have another shot. My patience threshold was a bit lower than usual because I'd basically spent a lot of time testing US first then decided 64 S looked better and then putting US back on and starting the arduous task of making sure I could use my favourite Windows VSTs in linux, which I have finally cracked.
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Just have a look at the bottom of this page for your UbuntuStudio problem, and I guess the solution is ok for 64Studio and Debian too : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudioPreparation Hope you will have nice time leaving XP and coming to Linux for your music. I guess that you already noticed that it sounds better with the same hardware ;-) Toine
ah, yes. I missed that one.
ah, yes. I missed that one. Thanks.
4. Sound kept coming out of
4. Sound kept coming out of my USB phone Check out the user FAQ, section 10. Don't bother with the asound file... doesn't help Cheers,
Just to add - I remember
Just to add - I remember what had happened now. I was trying to install wineasio from the test repo and it caused chaos with dependencies and wouldn't install correctly. I understand that the repo is "test" but it was also noted on the homepage that it was very stable but turned out to be the cause of some major frustration.


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GRAND RAPIDS – Life has gotten a bit less hectic for Mike and Cathy Bosscher.
With three active sons separated in age by just four years, the Bosschers spent a good portion of the last decade transporting Allen, Luke and Mark to a variety of sporting events.
Now, at least, they have a single athletic destination because when their sons take the field, they all take the same field. Allen, a senior; Luke, a junior; and Mark, a freshman, all are members of the Calvin College men's lacrosse team.
Although all three Bosscher brothers played football at Grand Rapids Christian High School, this is the first time in their athletic careers that all three are members of the same team.
"Luke and I have always been on teams together, but Mark was always under the age limit," said Allen Bosscher, who is a mechanical engineering major at Calvin. "It has been really fun and it's easier for our parents to come to our games because they only have one place to go. It helps to have someone on the team that you can talk to and now we all have the same stories to laugh about."
Allen Bosscher is a defender on the Knights' lacrosse team.
"I have to look after them once in a while, and teach them a thing or two and keep them in line," he said of his younger brothers.
Luke Bosscher, who is a Calvin nursing major with hopes of specializing in pediatrics, is a long-stick midfielder on the Knights' lacrosse team.
"It is a privilege to have them here," he said of playing with his brothers. ""I have one to look up to and one to teach. It is really fun."
Mark Bosscher, who is an ROTC cadet as well as a history major at Calvin, also is a defender on the Knights' lacrosse team.
"Growing up I always had to go to their games, but now their games are my games," he said. "I was always told that I was following in their footsteps and I had to live up to what they did."
Mark, however, is quick to note that among the brothers, he is the only one with a state-championship football ring from Grand Rapids Christian's 2012 Division 3 title.
"Maybe I can teach them a thing or two," he said.
The Calvin College men's lacrosse team, which is in just its second season as a varsity sport, has not won a league game yet this spring, dropping each of its first four contests. The Knights, who are 2-10 overall, are scheduled to host archrival Hope College at 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 23.
"We're doing OK, but we're still coming together," said Knights' coach Joel Kamstra. "We have a big learning curve, but we have improved a lot over last year even though we don't have the won-loss record to show the progress we're making. The team is coming along nicely."
While Allen and Luke Bosscher are in the Knights' starting lineup, Mark Bosscher has been sidelined at times this season with a shoulder injury.
"They are all doing a good job for us," Kamstra said.


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|Some simple tips for saving money on the grocery bill
Caregivers and senior citizens know grocery shopping in Sonoma County is expensive. Everybody needs to eat, and everybody needs to eat properly. Some days, though, the figure on the checkout receipt may take one's breath away.
For caregivers with an interest in watching the budget, the following are a few tips beyond using coupons that may help to reduce the grocery bill.
• Take advantage of sales: When a non-perishable staple of your diet is on sale, stock up on it. For example, if rice is a regular part of your menu and that $2.99 brand you use is on sale for $1.50, buy several boxes.
• Look at alternatives to supermarkets: Sometimes, stores that stock food as "secondary items," such as large chain drugstores, may offer very appealing deals on their grocery items to lure in customers. Often, there are special sales that change every week but that offer prices too good to pass up.
• Look for loss leaders: Similarly, many grocery stores offer great weekly deals on some popular items to keep customers away from the drug stores and other competitors. Do your homework and compare; often you can find valuable information about sales and prices at both supermarkets and drugstores online and can plan your trips accordingly.
• Avoid purchasing hygiene products at the grocery store: Many supermarkets charge more for shampoo, toothpaste and other hygiene items than do drug stores. See if this is true of the stores at which you shop; if it is, adjust your purchases accordingly.
• Consider cheaper fruits and vegetables: You don't want to sacrifice quality, but often when a store puts a type of produce on sale, it's because there's an abundance of it rather than because it's inferior. When stores have an abundance of an item, it's usually because that item is in season and is therefore naturally cheaper than when it's out of season.
• Put protein first: Assuming that yours and your family's diets allow for it, plan dinner menus so you serve a first course of proteins. Eggs and beans tend to be much cheaper than meats, so if you fill up on these protein-rich foods first, you will need to spend less on expensive meats.
• Know which brands are important to you and which are not: Generic items are cheaper alternatives to many brands. Each individual has some brands to which he or she remains absolutely loyal, and often for a good reason. However, if one brand of butter is pretty much the same as another, try the cheaper version and see whether it works for you. Be aware that stores tend to put more expensive brands where your eye is most likely to find them. Take the time to look above, below and around the top brand item for less expensive versions.
• Find uses for leftovers: The less you waste, the more you save. If you can use that leftover ham for a sandwich tomorrow, don't toss it. When preparing those onions and mushrooms, save the onionskins and the mushroom stems, along with the tough ends that you may trim off asparagus. Save them in the freezer, and when you have enough of them, along with any carrot or celery pieces, use them to make a vegetable stock for soup or cooking.
Caregivers can undoubtedly find other ways of saving at the checkout lane. These tips are just a starting point. Happy shopping.
Julie Ann Anderson is the owner of Home Instead Senior care office in Rohnert Park; mother of two and passionate about healthy living at all ages. Having cared for her parents, she understands your struggles and aims, through her website, www.homeinstead.com/sonoma to educate and encourage seniors and caregivers. Have a caregiving or aging concern? She'd love to hear from you at 586-1516 anytime.


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Dr. Shmerling has been Medical Director or Director of Anesthesia Services at multiple outpatient surgery facilities, whose specialties have included Plastic Surgery, Ophthalmology, ENT Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, among others.
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ALLEGAN, MI – Perrigo Co. PLC took a hit in quarterly earnings as a result of a weak cough and cold season, and costs related to merging with Irish biotech firm Elan Pharmaceuticals.
But earnings rose 31 percent when adjusted to exclude amortization expenses and restructuring charges. And sales for the quarter surpassed $1 billion for the first time in the company's history.
Perrigo reported net earnings for the third quarter of its fiscal year of $48.1 million, or 36 cents per share fully diluted. That was a 57 percent drop from net earnings of $111.9 million for the same period a year ago. On a per-share basis, it represented a 70 percent drop from $1.18 during third quarter 2013.
Adjusted for one-time events and costs, the company reported net earnings of $176.2 million for the period ended March 29, up 31 percent from $134 million a year ago. That equates to $1.31 per share fully diluted, down 8 percent from $1.42 per share a year ago. Third-quarter adjusted operating income increased 16 percent to $241 million.
The maker of nutritional products, active pharmaceutical ingredients, and generic prescription and over-the-counter medicines sold under the brand names of major retailers, reported net sales of just over $1 billion, up 9 percent from $919.8 million a year ago.
The boost was attributed to $77 million in sales primarily from the acquisitions of Elan Corporation PLC, Rosemont Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Fera Pharmaceuticals LLC, and Velcera Inc., and new product sales of $60 million.
Company managers restated their financial guidance for the year, forecasting full-year fiscal 2014 adjusted earnings of $6.15 to $6.30 per diluted share and reported earnings of $1.76 to $1.91 per diluted share. Management had forecast adjusted earnings in the range of $6.45 to $6.70 per diluted share.
Weak retail sales and a weak cough, cold and flu season, compared to the previous year, were mentioned as a reasons for the adjustment.
Perrigo is now incorporated in Ireland but it longtime base of operations and top executives remain in Allegan.
"This was both a very active as well as challenging quarter," Perrigo Chairman, President and CEO Joseph C. Papa stated in a report accompanying the financial results. "We launched over 35 new products, rapidly executed our integration plan for Elan to accelerate long-term savings, including the transfer of ELND005, and acquired a number of over-the-counter products in Australia and New Zealand."
ELND005 is a promising neuropsychiatric treatment that has indications for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, Bipolar Disorder and Down Syndrome. It is being developed by Transition Therapeutics Inc. Perrigo has a 7 percent ownership stake in Transition Therapeutics
and will be eligible to receive a 6.5 percent royalty on net sales of
"Despite a weak retail environment with slow foot traffic and a relatively weak cough, cold and flu season, we crossed the $1 billion revenue mark for the first time in any quarter in our history," Papa said.
He credited the company's prescription pharmaceuticals teams for launching several new products, and the company's Nutritionals team for launching its first branded vitamin product, called insync Natural Probiotic Supplement.
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-Net sales in its consumer healthcare segment were $537 million, a $17 million increase in sales of existing products (smoking cessation and dermatologic categories), and new product sales of $12 million and $6 million attributable to the recent acquisitions of Velcera and OTC products acquired from Aspen Global Inc. According to the company, "These combined increases were offset by a decline of $36 million in sales of existing products (cough/cold, contract manufacturing and analgesics categories) due primarily to a weak retail environment, a relatively weak cough/cold and flu season and the return to market of a national branded competitor.
-Net sales for its prescription pharmaceuticals segment increased 18 percent to $223 million "due primarily to new product sales of $33 million and $17 million in sales related to the Rosemont and Fera acquisitions, partially offset by a decrease in existing product sales of $9 million and $8 million in discontinued products."
-Net sales in its active pharmaceutical ingredients segment (third quarter declined 22 percent to $32 million "due primarily to a decrease in sales of existing products of $17 million as a result of increased competition on certain products, partially offset by $8 million in new product sales."
-Net sales in its Nutritionals segment (which includes such products as nutritional-supplement drinks and protein drinks) increased about 3 percent to $138 million. "New product sales of $7 million and an increase in existing product sales of $4 million were partially offset by $6 million in discontinued products," the company reported.
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New Delhi: Team India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, on Tuesday said that he is willing to give up the captaincy and be replaced by someone else.
India suffered their second successive whitewash on an overseas tour when they were wiped out 4-0 by Australia in the recently concluded Test series.
The world champions suffered the same margin of defeat on their tour of England last year.
"It's an added responsibility and not a position that belongs to anyone," Dhoni said.
"Am trying to do well, it's not a position I want to hold or stick on to. If there is a better replacement, it's an open job, he can come in and the place should be given to him," he said.
Dhoni now has lost seven straight Test matches abroad as captain and as a batsman, his stocks have really fallen low on foreign pitches.
While he made 220 at 31.43 from four Tests in England, he scored 102 from six innings of three Tests at 20.40 on the present tour.
"The responsibility was given to me three-and-a-half years ago. I am trying to fit into the shoes, get along with the team and perform well."
Dhoni had earlier dropped hints during the Test series that he might leave Test cricket altogether by 2013 to make himself available the 2015 World Cup.
"It's two years to 2013. I don't know whteher I would still be alive! There would be IPL, Champions League, back-to-back series. It's not a calendar you can decide in advance or if there is a lot of rest", Dhoni said.
"I would have to decide by 2013 but it's two years away. I can't say in 2014 that I am not playing next World Cup and give a player of 25-odd matches (a chance to prove)," he said.
Dhoni, however, made it clear that his journey as a Test cricketer was far from over but believed the decision was not entirely in his hands.
"I am still on my way (through the journey). I haven't reached anywhere. But it's not an individual who decides, it's others who decide whether you are good enough or not.
"As a player, I am giving my 100 per cent. I am still doing what I was doing. Test cricket is real cricket, but I am not discarding other formats. Every format has its own challenges," he said.
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YOUNGSTOWN - The man who escaped handcuffed from a Beaver Township police cruiser in downtown Youngstown has been identified as Eric Stanislaw, 44, of New Springfield....
Are the cops that lame that they can't track him with the dog and to let him have acces to escaping is a question, too. The man has friends out there to help get those cuffs off, so the cops need to geton the ball. Be smarter than the criminal, cops.
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Medicines that damage the ear and cause hearing loss are known as ototoxic medicines. They are a common cause of hearing loss, especially in older adults who have to take medicine on a regular basis. In most cases, hearing loss occurs because the medicine damages the cochlea in the inner ear.
Hearing loss caused by an ototoxic medicine tends to develop quickly. The first symptoms usually are ringing in the ears (tinnitus) and vertigo. Hearing usually returns to normal after you stop taking the medicine. But some medicines can cause permanent damage to the inner ear. This results in permanent hearing loss even if you stop taking the medicine.
Commonly used medicines that may cause hearing loss include:
Hearing-related side effects are more likely when you take two or more of these medicines at the same time. If you are using more than one of these medicines, be alert to any new hearing problems. And report hearing changes to your doctor.
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