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Androgen-deprivation therapy, with or without radiation therapy, to lower testosterone levels is achieved at high cost: decreased libido, impotence, decreased lean body mass and muscle strength, osteoporosis, and reduced quality of life. But far worse is the significantly increased risk of metabolic syndrome and diabetes with their attendant high incidence of cardiovascular events. In fact, more than half the men with prostate cancer who are on ADT have metabolic syndrome.
Shehzad Basaria, MD, Assistant Professor in the Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, notes that major complications of hypogonadism are insulin resistance and Type 2 diabetes. When testosterone levels fall, metabolic syndrome, an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease, is often the result. Cardiovascular disease is the most common cause of death in men with prostate cancer.
"Actually, male hypogonadism from any source is a risk for metabolic syndrome," Dr. Basaria said. "And most men over age 65 may already have one or two of its five risk factors—fasting glucose greater than 110, triglyceride greater than 150, HDL less than 40, waist circumference more than 102 cm, and blood pressure over 135/85—so when you begin treatment with ADT, there's a high likelihood that the patient will be tipped over into the full-blown syndrome."
Therefore a Catch-22: As ADT becomes more common in the treatment of prostate cancer, metabolic and cardiovascular complications may increase.
Dr. Basaria described three relevant studies. The first involved 22 men who had a significant increase in serum insulin levels after three months of ADT but no change in plasma glucose. Another three-month prospective study showed that ADT resulted in a 63% increase in fasting insulin, again without change in fasting glucose. And another three-month study using combined androgen blockade resulted in a 26% rise in insulin. All the studies indicated the development of insulin resistance.
In a study looking at long-term metabolic complications of ADT, 53 men were divided into three groups: 18 received ADT for at least 12 months; 17 were eugonadal with nonmetastatic prostate cancer and had undergone prostatectomy and/or radiation therapy and were not androgen deprived; and a control group of 18 were eugonadal.
The mean duration of ADT was 45 months. The men in the ADT group had significantly higher insulin levels and insulin resistance.
"However," Dr. Basaria said, the key finding was the prevalence of fasting hyperglycemia in the ADT group—in fact, long-term [more than 12 months] ADT is associated with frank diabetes."
He also said that a recent observational study found that men undergoing ADT had a higher risk of diabetes, coronary artery disease, myocardial infarction, and sudden death, some of which were seen within a few months of the start of androgen-deprivation therapy.
Low serum testosterone is associated with hyperlipidemia, especially elevated total cholesterol, LDL, and triglycerides, all observed in men on ADT.
How to prevent metabolic syndrome? Dr. Basaria said, "We're starting a prospective study in men with prostate cancer who have no diabetes at baseline, and we'll look at the role of diet, exercise, and insulin sensitizers. It will last at least a year, and by the time we get up to full accrual and analyze the data, we should have results in two to three years."
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Oftentimes, it's the drought that has hurt their reclamation efforts most.
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission performed 154 so-called reclamation inspections between April 2010 and August 2012, the state agency told the Business Report. Only 88 sites passed inspection; the other 66 failed.
The companies, which must pay the costs of restoring the land, are supposed to remove equipment such as tanks and pipelines, and in some cases, get rid of service roads built so that their vehicles can access drill sites.
They also must restore plant life, a requirement that poses one of the biggest challenges to the companies because of the drought.
In response, the region's cities are taking steps to protect their lands.
In coming months, officials with the cities of Fort Collins and Loveland expect to outline their own reclamation standards ahead of a drilling boom they believe will expand west from Weld County to Larimer County.
Reclamation represents one of the areas they believe will not upset the state's overarching authority on oil and gas matters. They have approached other cities and counties to learn how to better deal with returning property to its previous state after a well stops producing oil and gas.
As envisioned, city councils will either adopt stricter regulations or strike individual reclamation agreements with the oil and gas companies.
"A property owner, in this case the city, can always work with whoever the (well) operator is to negotiate what they would like their property to look like afterwards," said Laurie Kadrich, director of Community Development and Neighborhood Services for the city of Fort Collins.
The notion of tighter regulations has gained traction with Fort Collins Councilman Kelly Ohlson, who said he has reviewed photos of some reclamation sites.
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He said he does not believe the state has adequately enforced its reclamation measures.
"I think that the state lacks the resources, and I think they lack the backbone," he said.
Oil and gas companies must follow two sets of comprehensive reclamation rules: some that apply when a well starts producing oil and gas, and others for when an operator abandons a non-productive well.
Under the law, companies must re-grow 80 percent of the plants that existed at a site before drilling began, said Margaret Ash, manager of the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission's Field Inspection Unit.
"It takes time to reach the 80 percent of pre-existing level of re-vegetation, especially in drought conditions," Ash said about the high inspection failure rate.
Reclamation standards require that the entire area be graded, shaped and replanted, she said.
Shane Davis, chairman of the Sierra Club's Poudre Canyon Group, said the reclamation efforts by some companies have fallen woefully short.
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Others, however, say the oil and gas companies generally strive to live up to their obligation to reclaim out-of-production well sites.
"For the most part, companies recognize the value in being good stewards of the land," said Jenna Keller, lead attorney for Feldmann Nagel's oil and gas practice in Steamboat Springs.
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More specifically, the companies may take their time if an agreement does not include deadlines, frustrating landowners, she said.
Companies pay anywhere from a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars for reclamations performed by Sedalia-based CDI, which has an office in Evans.
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CDI, whose customers consist mainly of oil and gas operators, aims to return a well site to its original state, he said.
"Most of the contractors that we work for go above and beyond for stewardship of the land," he said.
But reclamation can take time: growth of native grasses presents a challenge and can take two or three years, he said. Almost all of CDI's sites depend on rain for moisture.
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Salt Lake City - Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert today signed a letter requesting President Barack Obama issue a presidential disaster declaration for the State due to spring flooding damage. If approved by the President, Utah would become eligible for federal disaster assistance.
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ObamaCare is being implemented, having been upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court in June in a series of cases now known as National Federation of Independent Business v. HHS. It is becoming increasingly clear, however, that the court took a law that was flawed but potentially workable and transformed it into one that is almost certainly unworkable. More important, the justices also may have created new and fatal constitutional problems.
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Mr. Thibodeaux has been a guest lecturer at the Texas A & M University Health Science Center and the Bryan, Texas campus of Blinn College. His recurring topic of lecture at Blinn College is the use of forensic evidence in criminal trials.
Mr. Thibodeaux graduated from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas in 1981 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Government where he was a member of the National Social Science Honor Society, Phi Gamma Mu.
Mr. Thibodeaux received his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from South Texas College of Law in Houston, Texas in 1985. In Law School, Mr. Thibodeaux was awarded the American Jurisprudence Award for excellence in the study of Constitutional Law, was named to the Dean's List and inducted into the honorary advocacy fraternity, The Order of Barristers.
He is married to former Brazos County Assistant District Attorney and Baylor Law School graduate Beth Smith Thibodeaux. They have three children.
Mr. Thibodeaux's short story Bouquet by Numbers was named winner of the 2012 Texas Bar Journal Short Story Fiction Writing Contest and published in the June 2012 issue. Another of his short stories, Llano Estacado was published in the short story anthology Award Winning Tales in March of 2011. The anthology is available for purchase in both paperback and Kindle format from Amazon.com.
Mr. Thibodeaux also completed four marathons and three half marathons, including the 2000 New York City Marathon.
Areas of Practice
- Criminal Law
- Drug Charges
- Providing Minors with Alcohol
- Assault
- White Collar Crimes
- Fraud
- Theft
- Shoplifting
- Robbery
- Burglary
- Battery
- Family Assault Violence
- Drug Possession
- Prescription Drug Possession
Certified Legal Specialties
- Criminal Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization, 2001
Bar Admissions
- Texas, 1985
- U.S. District Court Northern District of Texas
- U.S. District Court Western District of Texas
- U.S. District Court Southern District of Texas
- U.S. Court of Appeals 5th Circuit
- Supreme Court of the United States of America, 2013
- South Texas College of Law, Houston, Texas
- Honors: The Order of Barristers
- Honors: American Jurisprudence Award for excellence in the study of Constitutional
- Honors: The Dean's List
- Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, Texas
- Major: Government
Representative Cases
- In re: Davis, 82 S.W.3d 140 (Tex. Sp. Ct. Rev. 2002)
- Terrell v. State, 296 S.W.3d 586 (Tex. Crim. App. 2009)
- Mitschke v. State, 129 S.W.3d 130 (Tex. Crim. App. 2004)
- State v. Woehst, 175 S.W.3d 329 (Tex. App. - Houston [1st Dist.] 2004)
- Texas Dept. of Public Safety v. Hirschman, 169 S.W.3d 331 (Tex. App. - Waco 2005)
- Smith v. State, 58 S.W.3d 784 (Tex. App.- Houston [14th Dist.] 2001)
- Bordman v. State, 56 S.W.3d 62 (Tex. App.- Houston [14th Dist] 2001)
Honors and Awards
- American Jurisprudence Award, Constitutional Law, 1983
- Brazos County Pro Bono Award, 1991
Professional Associations and Memberships
- Brazos County Young Lawyers Association, President
- Brazos County Bar Association, Secretary/Treasurer
- National Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Member
- Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Member
- Criminal Justice and Juvenile Law Sections of the State Bar of Texas, Member
Past Employment Positions
- James & Thibodeaux, PLLC, Partner, 1995 - 1998


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Anyone had a HIDA scan - pain!!!
I just got back from the hospital where I had it done to check my gall bladder. The first part where they inject and take pictures for an hour went fine. The second part where they do the injection to simulate a fatty meal was sooo painful I was writhing on the guerney. I told them how much pain I was in and they said it would go away and sent me on my way.
I cannot believe they let me drive home in that condition. I was doubled up and in tears driving home. When I got home, I realized how stupid that was. The ER is on the same floor about 6 doors down from imaging where I had the test done. Does this mean I have to have gallbladder out? They said my gastrointerologist will get the results within 3 days...
I couldnt have anything to eat or drink after midnight so I had to forego my morning meds including pred and pain meds, so laying flat on a hard table for two hours without moving (remember hip tear) only made my pain tolerance low low low. I finally took my meds at 1:00 and already feel better.That sounds awful! I had my gallbladder out about a year and a half ago.
I didn't have that scan done. I ended up in the ER with a fever and pain
with nausea. They did and ultrasound and found it. 3 days later I was
one organ short!
If you have been having pain that is related to the gallbladder you will feel
great once it is out. It is usually a same day procedure. I had to stay over
night due to high doses of pred. I was on at the time.
The fact that the fatty meal simulation made you feel so bad sounds like
the gallbladder....let us know what the doc says.
Oh no. My DIL is going in for one next week. I'm sure she has no idea that it's so painful. I don't think I'm gonna tell her. I mean, why scare her?
Sorry you had to go through all that Deb. I never even heard of a hidiscan before my DIL was scheduled to get one.
it may notbother you unless your gall bladder needs to come out my son was 17 when he had his out and greasy foods set his off bad
I had a hida scan a year ago and it did not hurt at all. I wouldn't worry dil needlessl
Poor you deb! Glad you're feeling better now, that sounds awful. I've never heard of that either. Good luck!
Link how is your DIL? I forgot you had said she may have something seriously wrong, sorry. Hope it is something simple
My sister had her gall bladder removed less than a year ago and she did great
Wow I never had one and from the sounds of it I am glad. They only did an ultrasound on me found stones and set me up to have it removed.
I went home same day. Good luck to you.
That sounds like torture. I had my gallbladder out several years ago and I just had to have an Ultrasound. It was painful, but nothing like what you describe. Plus, it was relatively quick compared to what you describe.
Good luck and please, keep us posted.
PhatsFor the life of me I will never understand why they tell people they can't have their normal medications before a test. I've had cardiac imaging, upper GI and lower GI studies done. They always tell you "nothing after midnight". I always tell the nurse who's doing the scheduling that I really do need to take my meds in the morning; they usually hesitate, but I've never been told not to after a brief discussion. Same for my husband. You can take pills with an ounce of water; it will be out of your stomach and into your system in an hour or two.
I've also had 3 surgeries where they told me the same BS prior to the surgery; a quick chat with the doctor resolved the issue each time and I was allowed to take my medication.
I did talk to them about my meds and they said I could not have them in my system because it could slow down or change the test results, or some such thing, can't really remember right now.
Oh Honey; I'm so sorry it was so horrible for you. Thank goodnes you made it home safely.
My Mother had hers out about a month ago and it was a 9:00 surgery and she was home before lunch. I couldn't believe how quickly she was home. She was doing really well a week later.
Hope you feel better Deb.Thanks for asking Mo....They still don't know what was wrong with her, it seems to have gone away. The HIDA scan is them ruling out gall bladder trouble. They told her she might just have to wait to see if things "flare up" again, as for now they look pretty normal.Momma's was off and on like that for a long time. It took them forever to finally decide it was her gallbladder and decide to take it out.Owie - I had all those tests and because I showed normal function and no stones, they sent me home to be depressed. Nine months later I heard of a great new surgeon in town who had done gall bladder surgery on a co-worker who was 8 months pg. I thought, that's my man. I saw him, and he looked at me, and said you need this out NOW. I was in surgery within days with a final pathology report of acute (sp choleloysistis), or acutely infected, inflammed gall bladder. So my (let me pick a disease here) lupus had inflammed or my RA had inflamed or whatever was causing my gall bladder to become diseased. I was also pulling very high amlyase and lipase tests which is acute severe pancreatic attacks (very painful, no medication, thanks boys), and my Mom died of pancreatic cancer, which is hereditary. That surgeon saved my life or at least let me walk upright again. I guess my point is, if all your tests come back normal, and you think its your gall bladder, go find a general surgeon and get a second opinion. Mine did it on the fact I was doubled over in pain for over a year with confirming pancreatitis attacks, and didn't care that the other tests showed normal function, he said it was obvious it needed to be removed. Good luck.
I started having a lot of sharp pain right in the centre below the ribs. The doc did an ecg on me thinking it was my heart. then he sent me for an ultrasound which showed gallstones. I had the gallbladder removed a few weeks later. Took home a full container of gallstones. (yuck) my kids think they are really gross.they took the gallbladder out by keyhole surgery so i only have a couple of tiny scars.I can eat anything now without the bad pains afterwards.oops, sorry got off the subject. No I havent had a HIDA scan Sorry it was so painful for you. My friend had hers out with no problems, went in the morning and was sitting in my house at lunchtime.
Justsaynomore, that is scary to think about. I wonder if I should call my pcp or gastro and ask that the pancreas function tests be done? I called my Gastro this morning to fill his nurse in on what happened and she said she'd run it past him and call back if necessary...
Sorry Debbie.
For some odd reason gallbladers can be a big problem but look pretty normal for most tests. I guess whatever blocks the ducts can't be seen. They don't have to be blocked by stones - I think they can sometimes swell shut.Deb that can't be right. Justin just had one done, and he didn't feel a thing. And his gallbladder isn't even functioning anymore!
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One can legitimately ask oneself whether it is not sufficient, to fight against climate change, to simply wait until we run out of fossil fuels, what will automatically lead to the vanishing of the majority of our emissions of greenhouse gases.
I will not develop here the fact that a massive shortage of fossil fuels, in a world that did not anticipate this stage, is probably one of the best ways to trigger a worldwide deflagration. The purpose of this page is to give a couple of figures that will help to answer this question on a "purely climatic" point of view.
If we look at the present proven reserves, we are endowed with :
about 40 times the consumption in 2003 for conventional oil, and in addition there are "unconventional" resources, that are composed of various hydrocarbons not as easy to extract or to refine than conventional oil : (extra) heavy oils, tar sand and shale oils, that alltogether also represent 40 times the consumption of 2003, more or less,
more than 60 times the consumption of 2003 for natural gas (estimates vary between 65 and 100 times),
more than 200 times the consumption of 2003 for coal,
and at last there is a resource that might prove considerable but for which the associated risks might prove equally considerable : methane hydrates (see the last part of the page on carbon sinks),
It therefore seems that we can't rely on a fast depletion of fossil fuels resources to limitate our CO2 emissions in the near future : ultimate reserves allow a 3% annual growth of the fossil fuel consumption for all the 21st century.
Commonly quoted figures for world ultimate reserves of fossil fuels represent about 4.000 Gtoe (4000 billion tonnes of oil equivalent, noted Gtoe - G stands for Giga, which is the prefix for a million, and toe for "tonne oil equivalent" ; one toe = 11600 kWh = 42 billion Joules), dispatched the following way :
It is of common use to present the reserves or resources in years of consumption. Today the world energy consumption is more or less 9 Gtoe per year, and so a lot of people consider that the ultimate reserves (4000 Gtoe) allow more than 4 centuries of fossil fuels in front of us, if we do not bother about the CO2 emissions generated through burning these fuels. To think this way is to forget two elements :
Let's re-do the calculation while taking into account an annual growth of the consumption. We will also suppose that any fossil fuel can substitute another one (for example after oil is exhausted it's coal that takes over) without any "losses" (in short we assume that the efficiency of machines remain the same when the fuel changes), which is of course very optimistic. For example, the loss rate to liquefy coal, what would be necessary to substitute oil by coal for vehicules, is close to 50%. It means that the energy "included" into the liquid hydrocarbon obtained from coal represents only 50% of the energy "included" in the coal if it is directly burnt, the remainder being consumed by chemical plants to convert coal into synthetic liquids.
What is the time required to empty all the drawers ? If the world fossil fuel consumption rises by 2% each year, which is close to the present rate, we need :
As long as adopting the "american way of life" remains the objective for any country in the world, prolongating such a growth rate does not seem an hypothesis more absurd than anything else : theorically, if any inhabitant of the world (if we prolongate the trends there will be around 9 billion poeple on earth during the second half of the 21st century) consumes what an average American uses today (7 to 8 tonnes oil equivalent per year), the world consumption would soar to 63 Gtoe per year, a figure which is reached in 2100 in the above simulation.
If the annual growth reaches 3%, what is closer to the observed growth rate - all energies included - since the Second World War, we then need only 43 years to consume all proven reserves (when the red curve below crosses 800) and 90 years to burn all ultimate reserves (when the red curve below crosses 4000).
63 Gtoe per year would be reached as soon as 2066.
Furthermore, a quick calculation shows that if we burn 4.000 Gtoe of fossile fuels in a century or so, we will have sent roughly 4.000 Gt (giga tonnes = billion tonnes) of carbon in the atmosphere (under the form of CO2), that, in the same time, will have eliminated a couple of hundred Gt only (today the sinks absorb 3 Gt per year).
If we suppose (beware : I do not have any evidence allowing to consider that this hypothesis is more probable than any other, it is just a plausible case) that sinks can absorb 5 or 6 Gt per year at most, we will be over 2000 ppmv of CO2 in the air in 2100, or twice the concentration reached in the most pessimistic scenario now used by the IPCC.
If we manage to sequestrate half the CO2 emissions (very optimistic hypothesis), we still reach the CO2 concentration of the most pessimistic IPCC scenario.
If, in 2100, sinks have become sources, it is the black box as far as the ultimate CO2 concentration will be.
In short, if we wait for the fossil fuels to deplete to lower our CO2 emissions, first of all we are not guaranteed 4 centuries before the supply problems arise, but rather a couple decades, and then we are at great risk of cumulating the inconvenients of a shortage in the first time, and then the consequences of a major climate change later on (the paroxysm of the change happens long after the decrease of the emissions). We are, in a way, right in the bad situation :
there remains enough hydrocarbons to allow us to emit more and more CO2 each year during the century to come,
the more hydrocarbons remain, and the more we risk high CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere and therefore a major climate change later on,
but not enough remains to be sure that we will still have abundant energy to face the consequences of possible catastrophas in several decades (for example rebuilding the housing and the infrastructures for a billion men if massive migrations occur) : with a growth rate of 3% per year, there is not a drop of oil, not a liter of gas, and not a spoonful of coal left in 2080.
An additional conclusion can be reached : "business as usual" scenarios, prolongating the present trends for more than 50 years, are probably the only ones that can be ruled out as irrealistic !


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Abertoir 2011 Review: The Wicker Tree
Review by Keri O'Shea
Robin Hardy is obviously a man who likes to take his time. It's been the best part of forty years since The Wicker Man first graced screens and yet, this year, he has – finally – completed and released The Wicker Tree, based on his novel Cowboys for Christ. I saw a teaser of the new film at last year's Abertoir and to be honest – my heart sank. I feared the worst. It all looked too self-aware, too patchy, too daft.
So, when I sat down to watch the finished article this year, I was pleased that the worst case scenario I'd feared hadn't come to be. It does look better in its entirety. That said, the movie as a whole still begs many questions. With apologies, I feel as disorientated as Sergeant Howie must have felt on the day he realised all was not as it seemed in Summerisle (well okay, not quite): The Wicker Tree is not, as I first thought, a straightforward sequel to the earlier film, but then it kind-of is. There's a Christopher Lee cameo in it which suggests…maybe…that a character in the newer film was acquainted with Lord Summerisle. The timescale doesn't seem to fit though. So it could be that any perceived links to the Summerisle family are entirely coincidental, and Lee's playing someone else? And then, this could also be seen as a 'reimagining'. After all, it has – by and large – an identical plot to The Wicker Man, only with fertility instead of fruit at issue, and missionaries instead of a missing person bringing strangers into a strangely-recognisable, isolated Scottish community. Or is it a 'companion piece' to The Wicker Man? Or none of the above?
What can we take away from me getting in such a tangle? Well, be this a remake or a sequel, if you're like me you will probably try – and probably fail – to eradicate The Wicker Man from your minds as you watch this. You'll keep reminding yourself that it's unfair to compare Man with Tree; one is a stylish, slow-burn thriller, the other is all a bit Carry On Sacrificing. And yet, as the very-similar plot unfolds, whatever the difference in tone, however much you try to see this on its own terms, the huge presence of The Wicker Man will continue to cast a shadow and The Wicker Tree sadly just does not have the nous to step out of it.
The plot, then: Trailer Trash Love turned pledge ring wearing born-again Christian Beth Boothby (Brittania Nichol) and her Stetson-wearing boyfriend Steve (Henry Garrett) make the long trip from Texas to the community of Tressock in Scotland to sing the word of God at the unbelievers. There, they are warmly greeted by Sir Lachlan Morrison, Laird of the land, and the townsfolk, who seem open to the Christian message and really get behind the hymns. So far, so good. But if cinema has taught us anything, it's never to trust the friendly overtures of small communities. The lack of amenities really screws with people, and in Tressock's case nuclear pollution from a nearby plant seems to have rendered the populus infertile too: no babies have been born in the village for years. That's where the friendly Texans come in.
Not only can we see where all this is going, but the film knows we know where it's going. It can't recreate the subtle creep of the original/prequel and understands as much, so instead it paints in very broad strokes and isn't afraid to send itself up as a pastiche. Fair enough. So, you settle into that mode, and then it switches back to horror. You start to appreciate the horror elements, then it reverts to sharp-object-up-the-kilt hilarity. Also, whilst a lot of the humour is obviously intentional, I'm not sure that all of it was. The script here isn't a work of art and, although some of the lead actors do their damnest, there's a fair amount of stilted dialogue between key characters, with some of them beyond caricature, particularly our visiting Americans – as underlined by the stronger performances in the film, those of McTavish as Morrison and to an extent, Honeysuckle Weeks as Lolly. Although there are good elements to the film – the locations are good, the music more than holds its own against the never-surpassed soundtrack of The Wicker Man (there I go again, making comparisons) – my resounding feeling was that here's a film which isn't quite at ease with itself. Horror? Comedy? Neither in a satisfactory sense, I'm afraid. The mad jumble of sloppy religious critique with physical comedy, mixed with bawdiness, topped off with horror just felt too busy, too out of balance for me.
The Wicker Tree was certainly watchable and did at least surpass my expectations; it's just that I ended up wondering why this has been made after all these years. What is it for? Horror comedy is tricky at the best of times.This later film isn't offensively bad, but it is definitively mixed up and whilst this may well be due to the protracted process which has dogged the film's production and the various issues it has come up against, this doesn't have the feel of an accomplished piece. Sometimes I guess the brilliance of a prequel/original/sister movie can be a curse.
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As long as Nicholas Cage isn't in it, it's cool with me.
Great review, Keri. I enjoyed The Wicker Tree far more than it deserved to be enjoyed, that's for sure!
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Following code is useful to delete duplicate records. The table must have identity column, which will be used to identify the duplicate records. Table in example is has ID as Identity Column and Columns which have duplicate data are DuplicateColumn1, DuplicateColumn2 and DuplicateColumn3.
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FROM MyTable
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When am excuting above command am getting below error.
#1093 – You can't specify target table 'mysite' for update in FROM clause
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Please Advice how to insert unique records from one dB to Another.
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that is a table duplicate month how to delete plz told anybody
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Here is simple magic to remove Duplicates
select * into NewTable from ExistingTable
select * from ExistingTable;
Yes but it will create a new table and will not remove duplicate from existing table.
its work thanks again
Kishor – I am glad that it helped you.
by using common table expression we can delete duplicate records….
It throws an error like "You can't specify target table 'time_table_detail' for update in FROM clause"
No need to use having Claus here??
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is there any script for script out all the trigger in a database?
delete from table1 t1
where rowid ! = (select max(rowid)
from table2 t2
on t1.tabid=t2.tabid);
I tried this but it removes the duplicates in the new table but the existing table still has the duplicates.. what is the solution to remove the duplicates from the existing table
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Objective: To explore stakeholder perceptions of triathlon competition safety and injury risk.
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Sneaker News touched earlier this morning on how 'Nike Air' branding will play a huge role in 2013 Air Jordan releases, and it starts just after the turn of the year with a dope new palette for the design that started it all. The 'Knicks' Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG comes jam-packed with storyline implications thanks to one of the hottest colorways in basketball right now, so expect the Saturday, January 5th release to be a sign of things to come as sneakerheads look to get in early on the vintage vibes. Check out a new round of images after the jump and let us know if this first 2013 Air Jordan Retro will be your first purchase of the new year.
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Picking em up Weds. and OG colorway.
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Copped... These and the bulls! It's funny how people pass and wait for the next or debate on a shoe they like. I mean why not cop both? I'm not missing no OG jordan CW or Jordan's dropped with Nike logo's! So the more people that pass should make these easier cops for those of us that want these retro OG releases, & OG CW's!
Easy pass for me waiting on the royal blue 1s
The 1s crease fast as hell pass
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@Da_Real_Big_Infinite where u cop em at citysole had em last week
@crownmeking314 these are not OG mate. this colorway has the nike air tag because otherwise it would never sell a single pair.
@ChicoGetGreen that Nike Air tag makes it $30 more, didnt you hear?
@inTheNameofQuen My uncle is a DM (District Manager) of a footlocker in my area. So I get a majority of my Js a few days b4 release date... But fa kicks like those bred 11s or quick strike kicks I have to go thru dat raffle & reserve bullshit... but these & da bred 13s I will have in my possession on thurs homie
@NickBartzis sooo I guess "Retro 1 High OG" is a misprint! U might not have copped but I buy what I like, just like a million other sneaker heads! And I like this shoe period... But the Nike tag & packaging is a plus! 2nd the thunders in 06 weren't OG until they got retro'd in 2012... It was just a highly limited jordan that came out online for $500 most people slept on oh and it was MJ's Salute to his Motorcycle team or or WHATEVER I'm sure u knew that! So any Original CW that has never been released on a Jordan retro to me is an OG! Yeah it's on a Retro 4 but so what, like IMO the Cav 4's would be an OG CW! If they retro that shoe in 10yrs would the 2012 not be an OG? It's only dropped once EVER or does it not hold weight because it didn't come out in 89?? When our kids grow up & see these new CW's 10-20yrs from now they will be their retros and OUR OG's!!! I'm tired of u angry sneakerheads... Just enjoy the shoes my man, because we all will view these things differently! Just stop trying to shit on people... Many of us cop just because we LOVE sneakers! Happy holidays to u & ur family NICK!
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DEERFIELD, Ill.--Walgreens has struck a deal to acquire the Duane Reade pharmacy chain from Oak Hill Capital Partners.
The purchase price, all in cash, is $1.075 billion, which includes the assumption of debt, according to a joint statement from the two companies. The deal includes all 257 Duane Reade stores in the New York City metropolitan area, along with the chain's corporate office and two distribution centers. The statement put Aug. 31 as the target date for the closing of the transaction.
Duane Reade will continue to operate under its own name after the closing, the statement said, and Walgreens intends to keep "many members" of Duane Reade's senior management team.
Walgreens posted home-furnishings sales of nearly $1.8 billion in 2008, ranking it number 21 on HFN's list of top 100 home-furnishings retailers.
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Welcome to A Day in the Life, where we take you behind the scenes at JetBlue to learn more about the important jobs that work in concert together to run a major airline. This time, we visit with Frank and Jerry on our Technical Operations team, one of the most unpredictable positions at JetBlue.
Frank and Jerry are Technical Operations Maintenance Technician leads at our home base of operations at New York's JFK. They wear many hats, including leading a team of 11 to 14 crewmembers each shift as part of the overall group of 450 technicians at JetBlue who maintain our 175-strong fleet of Airbus A320 and Embraer E190 aircraft.
The work of a Technical Operations crewmember is extremely varied and requires critical and creative thinking as well as versatility and open-mindedness. The tasks run the gamut, from the least glamorous like unclogging the lavatory sink or toilet, to changing a light bulb or seatbelt onboard the aircraft; to the considerably more complex assignments like working on the flight control system, the aircraft engine, tires, paneling, or replenishing materials like the onboard oxygen or hydraulic fluid.
Frank and Jerry and team have to keep myriad factors in mind when making a maintenance decision and each situation is different. Questions like, "What's the history of that particular aircraft?" Where is the aircraft scheduled to fly to next?" "When does it have its next maintenance check?" "Do we have the parts handy to fix this or will we have to order them from somewhere?" Every plane has a unique history and the Tech Ops guys and gals track the history for each tail number via a computer system, logging new information as they encounter it, which creates an extremely helpful tool for others to access later on.
Jerry and Frank help prioritize which jobs need the most prompt attention and allocate tools and resources accordingly. The team works with safety as its number one value, and moves as quickly and efficiently as possible to get our aircraft and our people where they need to go in a safe and airworthy condition.
Each shift begins with a briefing, where relevant information about the day's operation is shared – how many aircraft are flying that day, how many spare aircraft are in the system, as well as any anomalies that will affect the day's work – and crewmembers proceed to their assigned posts. Our Tech Ops crewmembers may work out of our hangar, where aircraft are parked for longer-term maintenance or at the terminal where they will be tasked with working on aircraft that are flying the line and only parked minimally between flights.
Frank and Jerry also cover the desk where alerts for maintenance needs come in from various sources, including the Maintenance Control Center in System Operations or via faxed messages (called ACARS) from directly from the cockpit. Often, the Tech Ops team will get a message about a maintenance issue before the plane has even landed, which gives them time to proactively respond and have a team waiting with the proper equipment if available when the aircraft lands.
The Tech Ops team is also responsible for making the call when an airplane needs to be pulled out of service, a decision they know might disrupt customer and crewmember plans, but which they do with safety top of mind. Jerry jokes that people cringe when they see his safety vest walking towards them because they think it means there's a problem. That said, while it's not actually the Tech Op crewmembers' faults when a flight is delayed due to mechanical problems, they're the ones most visibly addressing the issue, and not every issue has a quick fix. Sometimes there's a mechanical issue in a city where we might not have the necessary part to fix it, so we have to ship the part, sometimes with a crewmember, on the next available flight.
Frank and Jerry have very different backgrounds, which complement one another well on the job. Frank has 30 years experience with the Air Force and has been with JetBlue for nine years. His high level of expertise serves as an anchor; when things get busy – the phones are ringing, the fax is piping in messages from pilots, and crewmembers need to be dispatched to different projects, Frank is calm and centered, orchestrating efforts, offering sound advice, and ensuring that everything gets handled. Jerry is "homegrown JetBlue" as he likes to say. He was handpicked by JetBlue when he graduated from college and entered into our apprentice program. He has worked with us for six years. Each of our 450 Tech Ops crewmembers comes to JetBlue with their own, unique backgrounds but with the shared goal of collaborating, communicating and caring for one another, our customers, and our planes.
Check out the previous editions of A Day In The Life and meet Kristi in Customer Support, Rick, an Executive Coordinator for our CEO, Chris, Lashonne and Jaclyn from Brand Design Jeff and Greg from Schedule Planning, Loretta in Security, Chris in Inflight, Morgan in Social Media, Don in Air Traffic System Control, and Mike in Ground Operations, and stay tuned for the next edition!


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On March 22, U.S. Consul General in Guangzhou Brian Goldbeck hosted a roundtable event for Chinese officials from various water agencies and U.S. representatives from companies that supply water technology and related consulting services. Consul General Goldbeck highlighted the critical importance of water conservation and management in China and the important role technology is playing in solving this problem. He noted USTDA's water financing program in China and efforts Consulate Guangzhou is taking to conserve water.
At the event, Chinese officials discussed the water challenges they face in Guangzhou and Guangdong Province as a whole. The officials emphasized their openness to using U.S. water treatment technologies, provided they are of sufficient quality and low enough in price. These officials noted that Chinese companies often lack the technology to deal effectively with issues such as sludge treatment, so foreign companies can and do provide the needed expertise. U.S. participants expressed their interest in working on municipal and rural projects in China. The event also provided an opportunity for the Chinese participants from different agencies to meet and learn about each other's work. The Foreign Commercial Service and the Economic-Political Section collaborated to organize the successful event.
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It is feeling quite different after reading the post. people are dont aware to do most. but now this should be. thanx for the information.


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Have you ever worked with a designer? If so, you understand where I'm coming from. They have a wonderful perspective on the world, as the put-upon world-weary souls who must deal with the soulless MBAs in their midst. They get to take the holy ground of "more is not always better -- more is never better" and countless other eternal truisms. They're the Siddhartha's in our midst. Harrumphing their way through the morass of the world.
Some day, I wish to work for a designer, and have them pay me every two weeks for me to give them my opinion.
I imagine that their highly profitable website will look something like this, and that we'll all have 9 weeks of vacation and have to work about 3 hours per day.
Pleasant, isn't it?
p.s. I dedicate this post to my favorite designer/developer, Greg Bowers, and the last month+ of his blog posts :-) He truly is talented. Just delusional, like the rest of us.


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#285 - ambiguous **User deleted account**I wonder how angry radical feminists would be viewing these comments.
I think their ovaries would explode.
Reply +20 123456789123345869(08/30/2013) [-]
I think their ovaries would explode.
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#340 to #285 - crutoncrazy
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Flood me with red thumbs if I'm wrong, but this gif seems a little bit out of proportion. I can understand if a woman comes at you and basically begins an assault, but she just like... Nudged him. That doesn't at all seem to warrant such a violent reaction. Frankly, I am a little bit appalled by it.
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Well, there was a cut...
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Agreed. It's being punched in the tits that hurts.
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Reply 0 123456789123345869(08/30/2013) [-]
And stubbing a toe ******* hurts. I know testicles are more sensitive, but a vagina punch can still hurt if it is hard enough. Just like any other area.
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Reply 0 123456789123345869(08/30/2013) [-]
thank you for at least saying radical feminists
this whole "all feminists" **** is what's pissing me off, personally.
this whole "all feminists" **** is what's pissing me off, personally.


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If you need some Star Wars jewelry that isn't quite like anything you've seen, then point your ship to Jennifer Landa's Etsy shop. Rockets and Rainbows features a fun mix of toys, bright colors, and cool jewelry designs. You can get necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and rings. I bet each piece will make you smile, and you'll start thinking about outfits you can build to go with these accessories.
Here's a sampling of what's available in the shop:
This is one of few times I think LEGO minifigs completely work in jewelry! R&R has several necklace designs with them (including Bossk) and great dangly but lightweight earrings!
These necklaces are my favorites! The centerpieces (Boushh on this one) are actually part of the late 90s Micro Machines line. The head opens to reveal a mini scene and figures. Yes, it's awesome. She has several of these.
And bam. This is the best way to wear a snowspeeder.
If Star Wars isn't your style, she also has some My Little Pony bracelets and necklaces that are ridiculously cute. And if you want something more chic, it looks like R&R has that coming. Landa recently made this necklace and bracelet for the Geeky Glamorous Art Show and these items or ones like them should be in her Etsy shop soon:
Go check out Rockets and Rainbows now!


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atomichild Artist from United States
very excellent
kooky-love Artist from Semarang, Indonesia
lol CONGREAT!
ugh…this bear piece is sooooooo sexy. I just joined dbh and my list of must have shirts keeps getting larger.
This is brilliant. Congrats.
jaynajaynajayna Artist
thanks errybody
liknomikod Human
they are bold in here! I just wish they were bold enough to print my "painting my print" design, which i think is the best of mine.
collisiontheory Artist from Philippines
I love this congrats on the print!
Very nice Shirt. Congrats of the print.
I got mine in today, thanks.
this will be the first tee that I will buy in DBH :)
congrats for great design :)
collisiontheory Artist from Philippines
wow congrats jayna!
simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
i love this shirt!
Woo hoo!!
I can't wait to buy this.
jaynajaynajayna Artist
oh finley you honor me so
I'm buying this!
i bought this. the hugs text makes this design
Killians31 Human
small reprint?


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TBI in the News
An article was published in The Wall Street Journal on January 29, 2008, entitled "Studies Cite Head Injuries as Factor in Some Social Ills". The article discusses "hidden TBI" - where people may have a brain injury and problems in daily life, but never realize that the brain injury is the cause of these problems. Much of this article was based on research done at Mount Sinai.
A second article on "hidden TBI" has been published in Cerebrum, a journal published by the Dana Foundation. Its title is "A Wound Obscure, Yet Serious".
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I run a Mac OSX 10.4.11. Recently I have been unable to click on my desktop icons and have them open. I have to use the finder menu to open them. Also one of my document folders says it is locked or in use and I can only get a copy of it. I have tried to unlock the file by going to "get info" in the finder menu but when I do it shows that the file is not locked. Finally, I have a "saved" recipe on my desktop that I can't drag into my "clipped recipe file" on my desktop.
Resolving Mac OS X Glitches and Errors
Reset the RAM and System Settings
Sometimes regular wear and tear from long periods of use can cause your operating system to get sluggish and refuse some commands. To reset the RAM and resolve any potential system problems, sometimes a simple restart is enough. Click the apple in the top left corner of your screen then choose Restart.
Force Quit Problem Programs
Another option for stalled programs is a Force Quit. This command will close a program that refuses to respond to the Quit command. From the icons in the dock, place your cursor over the open program, then press the button on your touchpad or mouse. This will open the program menu and display its status. From here, choose Force Quit. If you can't get a program to quit normally or if it is preventing the operating system from quitting, Force Quit is a good option. Restarting the problematic program usually resolves the issue.
Change Screen Resolution to Resolve Desktop Issues
Another suggestion to resolve desktop icon issues is to change the screen resolution. Click the Finder icon and choose System Preferences. Click to open the Displays Panel, and then select the Display tab. Now, there are a number of resolution settings on the left of the window. Change the resolution then quit and close the window. Repeat the steps to reset the resolution -1024x768 is the recommended setting.
How to Open Stuck Folders
For the seemingly locked folder but not actually locked, try this:
- Open Finder, click Applications then Utilities
- Click to open Terminal
- Type in sudo chflags -R nouchg followed by a space
- Drag the locked folder into the Terminal window
- Press Return
- Put in your password and then Return
Repair Permissions to Resolve File Control Issues
For the file that won't allow you to drag and drop it in the folder, try this to repair the permissions:
- Click the Finder icon, then choose Applications
- Click to open Utilities, then select Disk Utility by clicking it twice
- Choose the second icon for the hard drive on the left side and then choose the First Aid tab
- Click Repair Permissions
- Let this run then quit Disk Utility
- Reboot the computer and try it out
Run a Disk Repair
If you are still having issues:
- Turn the computer off and put the original mac os x disk in the disk drive
- Boot the computer. Immediately press and hold the 'c' key
- Don't click the Installer Screen, but choose the Installer Menu and choose Disk Utility
- Choose the second icon from the bar on the left of the window, then click Repair Disk on the lower right side
- If the system performs repairs, click Repair Disk again after the first attempt
- Click Repair Disk until it performs no more fixes
- Choose Repair Permissions
- Close and quit Disk Utility and reboot the system
I hope these fixes solve your problems!!!
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