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Design of Low-Voltage Bipolar Operational Amplifiers
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Februar 1993
BeschreibungDesign of Low-Voltage Bipolar Operational Amplifiers discusses the sub-circuits necessary to build a low-voltage operational amplifier. These include rail-to-rail input stages, rail-to-rail output stages, intermediate stages, protection circuitry and frequency compensation techniques. Of each of these, various implementations are examined. Furthermore, the book discusses realizations in silicon of the amplifiers. The design and implementation of low-voltage bipolar Operational Amplifiers (OpAmps) is fully presented. A low supply voltage is necessary because the tendency towards chip components of smaller dimensions lowers the breakdown voltage of these components. Further, a low supply voltage is favorable because it enables operation of the OpAmp from just one single battery cell. The bipolar technology is chosen, because it is more suited for operation at low-voltages than the MOS technology. The common-mode input voltage of the OpAmp must be able to have any value that fits within the supply voltage range. Input stages are discussed which are able to realize this at supply voltages down to 1.8 V, as well as down to 1 V. The output voltage of the OpAmp must be able to have any value within the supply voltage range. One of the 1 V output stages that is discussed, the multi-path driven output stage, also has a high bandwidth with a high gain. In addition to the input and output stage, the OpAmp comprises an intermediate stage, between the input stage and the output stage, to boost the overall gain of the OpAmp, and a class AB current control. A frequency compensation technique is used to split apart the pole frequencies in the transfer function. A disadvantage of this nested Miller compensation, is that the resulting bandwidth is reduced by a factor of two. A new method, multi-path-driven Miller compensation, which does not have this drawback, is therefore introduced. Several realizations are evaluated and a figure of merit is defined for the performance comparison of the OpAmps. One of the OpAmps operates at a 1 V supply, has a 3.4 MHz bandwidth with a 100 pF load and has a 700 &mgr;A supply current. The book is an excellent reference for professional designers of amplifiers and may be used as a text for advanced courses on the subject.
Inhaltsverzeichnis1.1 Why Use a Low Supply Voltage?.- 1.2 Why Use Bipolar Technology?.- 1.3 Objectives of the Present Work.- 1.4 Design Considerations.- 1.5 Outline of This Book.- 1.6 References.- Input Stages.- 2.1 Complementary Input Stage.- 2.2 Complementary Input Stage with Constant Transconductance.- 2.3 Rail-To-Rail Input Stage at 1 Volt.- 2.4 Input Stage with Extended Input-Voltage Range.- 2.5 References.- Output Stages.- 3.1 Common-Emitter Output Stage.- 3.2 Darlington Output Stage.- 3.3 Widlar Output Stage.- 3.4 Multi-Path-Driven Output Stage.- 3.5 Parallel-Feedback Current Compensation.- 3.6 Conclusions.- 3.7 References.- Other Circuit Parts.- 4.1 Intermediate Stages.- 4.2 Class-AB Current Control-Circuits.- 4.2.1 Feedforward Class-AB Current Control.- 4.2.2 Feedback Class-AB Current Control.- 4.3 Output-Saturation Protection.- 4.4 Output-Current Limiters.- 4.5 Bias Circuit.- 4.6 Conclusions.- 4.7 References.- Frequency Compensation.- 5.1 Simple Miller Compensation.- 5.1.1 One-Pole Output Stage.- 5.1.2 Two-Pole Output Stage.- 5.2 Nested Miller Compensation.- 5.2.1 One-Pole Output Stage.- 5.2.2 Two-Pole Output Stage.- 5.3 Multi-Path-Driven Miller Compensation.- 5.4 Slewing.- 5.5 Conclusions.- 5.6 References.- Realizations.- 6.1 2-V Opamp NE5234.- 6.2 1-V Opamp IS549.- 6.3 Opamps U2010 and U2011.- 6.3.1 Darlington Output Stage.- 6.3.2 Widlar Output Stage.- 6.3.3 Multi-Path-Driven Output Stage.- 6.3.4 Parallel-Feedback-Current Compensated Output Stage.- 6.3.5 Common Circuit Parts.- 6.3.6 Measurement Results.- 6.4 1-V Opamp with 10-MHz Bandwidth.- 6.5 Conclusions.- 6.6 References.- Conclusions.- References.
Untertitel: 'The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science'. 1993. Auflage. Book. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Springer
Erscheinungsdatum: Februar 1993
Seitenanzahl: 210 Seiten
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Native Cultural Arts Museum
The Northern Lakes College Native Cultural Arts Museum was established in 1976 when the late G.W. Craig, with the assistance of the late and esteemed Mary Periard, founded the Native Cultural Heritage Program at the former AVC Grouard. The original purpose of the museum was to promote a better understanding of Aboriginal arts and crafts with the objective of developing the creative achievements of artists and craftspersons in northwestern Alberta. Visitors will see cultural clothing displays that portray traditional and contemporary styles, decorative arts, jewelry, birch bark products, carvings, textiles, tools and more. Recently the museum has returned the Aboriginal subject matter focus to the Woodlands and Northern peoples – the Cree, Metis, Beaver, Slavey, Dene and Inuit.
In addition, however, Grouard has a long, rich and complex history. Other relevant historical information with roots in Grouard and area include the Hudson's Bay Company, the Northwest Mounted Police, the missionaries and the settlers. During the summer organized children's craft programs are offered at the museum.
For further information or to book a tour please call 780-751-3306.
St. Bernard's Mission
Adjoining the Native Cultural Arts Museum in Grouard is the historic St. Bernards Mission site. St. Bernard's Mission Church and Cemetery, a certified Provincial Historic Site, often brings visitors interested in religion and art. Tours are available by contacting the museum.The beautifully constructed Catholic church, completed in 1902, provides insight into an important feature of First Nation and mission history of the region. With many artistic and religious artefacts in tact, Bishop's art, and a preserved cemetery site below the church housing the tombstones of Bishops, nuns, and priests , visitors are given a glimpse into a complex and compelling part of history.
For more information please contact (780) 751-3306.
Kinosayo Museum
Located just outside of the hamlet of Kinuso, the Kinosayo Museum gives visitors a glimpse into life during the pioneer days. Locally contributed collections and a strong commitment to preservation make the Kinosayo Museum an inviting and educational experience. With over 5000 articles the collection includes aspects of native culture, pioneer life, the logging industry, Ukrainian culture, and agricultural developments in the region.
For more information contact (780) 775-3774.
High Prairie & District Museum
Located in the Town of High Prairie, the High Prairie & District Museum & Historical Society has sought to educate visitors about the local culture of the area. With life-like displays, visitors can experience everything from what it was like to own a general store, spin wool, or camp in the wilderness.
For more information visit the Alberta Museums Association or call (780) 523-2601.
Pioneer Thresherman's Museum
Located 15 km west of High Prairie, at the Triangle junction of Highway 2 and 2A, the Pioneer Thresherman's Association is committed to commemorating the bygone era. With many smaller agricultural artefacts housed in a museum, visitors will be impressed with the display of pioneer days.
For more information visit www.trianglehall.com

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Eric Frenkiel is through with convention and conformity. It was just too expensive.
In Silicon Valley, tech startups typically build their businesses with help from cloud computing services — services that provide instant access to computing power via the internet — and Frenkiel's startup, a San Francisco outfit called MemSQL, was no exception. It rented computing power from the granddaddy of cloud computing, Amazon.com.
But in May, about two years after MemSQL was founded, Frenkiel and company came down from the Amazon cloud, moving most of their operation onto a fleet of good old fashioned computers they could actually put their hands on. They had reached the point where physical machines were cheaper — much, much cheaper — than the virtual machines available from Amazon. "I'm not a big believer in the public cloud," Frenkiel says. "It's just not effective in the long run."
Frenkiel's story shows that while cloud computing is suited to many tasks — including getting your startup off the ground or running a modest website — it doesn't make sense for others. When Zynga's online gaming empire expanded to epic sizes in 2012, the company made headlines in shifting much of its operation off the Amazon cloud and into its own data centers, but smaller operations are making the move too.
Like MemSQL, the ride-sharing startup Uber recently moved most of its tech off the Amazon cloud, according to the company that now houses its physical servers, Peak Hosting. And various others, from analytics outfit Mixpanel to online clothes-trading startup Tradesy, have disclosed similar shifts.
"I don't know how much this is written about," says Kit Colbert, an engineer at VMware, whose software is used by cloud services as well as in private data centers. "Within IT departments, public clouds do tend to get more expensive over time, especially when you reach a certain scale."
Three years ago, Frenkiel and MemSQL tapped Amazon Web Services, or AWS, for the computing power they needed to build and test the software product at the heart of the company, a kind of new-age database. Renting virtual servers from Amazon was more convenient than buying a fleet of physical machines, and the prices seemed reasonable — not to mention the $10,000 in Amazon credits that MemSQL received through its seed funder, Y Combinator. "When you're lean and just getting started," Frenkiel says, "it's obviously the way to go."
But then, early this year, his Amazon bill started to rise.
MemSQL's database product runs across tens and even hundreds of servers, and as the company started testing the software on an ever larger number of Amazon virtual machines, Frenkiel and company realized the cloud no longer made sense — at least not for the task at hand.
This past April, MemSQL spent more than $27,000 on Amazon virtual servers. That's $324,000 a year. But for just $120,000, the company could buy all the physical servers it needed for the job — and those servers would last for a good three years. The company will add more machines over that time, as testing needs continue to grow, but its server costs won't come anywhere close to the fees it was paying Amazon.
Frenkiel estimates that, had the company stuck with Amazon, it would have spent about $900,000 over the next three years. But with physical servers, the cost will be closer to $200,000. "The hardware will pay for itself in about four months," he says.
One of the perks of the Amazon cloud is that you can instantly expand and shrink your pool of machines, paying only for what you need at any given time. That's a great thing if you're building a new company — or running a website where traffic ebbs and flows. But MemSQL reached the point where its workload was relatively constant, where it was using pretty much the same number of virtual servers around the clock.
"The public cloud is phenomenal if you really need its elasticity," Frenkiel says. "But if you don't — if you do a consistent amount of workload — it's far, far better to go in-house."
John Hall, the chief technology officer and technical co-founder at the Santa Monica, California-based Tradesy, recently came to a similar realization. "We've got only seven servers, and we've got a tremendous amount of computing power for the price," Hall says. "Versus what we'd get on the cloud, it's somewhere between 70 and 100 times cheaper."
San Francisco's Mixpanel began on Rackspace, Amazon's main rival in the cloud game, but as its operation began to grow, it too soured on the cloud. The company's main issue was that it was forced to share resources with so many other companies on the Rackspace cloud, a setup that led to serious slowdowns. "We just couldn't get consistent performance on the machines, because other people were on them," says Mixpanel founder Suhail Doshi.
It's not an uncommon complaint. In fact, John Engates, the chief technology officer at Rackspace, agrees that some tasks are best handled on in-house hardware (which you can also lease from Rackspace). "Web servers belong in the public cloud," he says. "But things like databases — that need really high performance, in terms of [input and output] and reading and writing to memory — really belong on bare-metal servers or private setups."
This is not to say that every growing operation will move onto physical servers. Amazon declined to comment for this story, but its cloud business is booming. The convenience of its services often outweighs the problems. The elastic nature of the cloud is one advantage, but these services can also provide a means of ready backup when data centers go dark.
Geolocation outfit Geoloqi moved off of Amazon in 2011 — but then moved back a year later. "We reached a point where we needed to be able to scale faster than would have been practical with physical servers," says founder Aaron Parecki, before adding that Geoloqi's new parent company runs everything on the Amazon cloud.
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`I Guess The Price Of Salt Water Is Going Up'Joseph Weber
Kristin Sanborn figures her new breasts were a bargain. In early March, after reading frightening headlines about silicone-gel implants, the 29-year-old Los Angeles hotel renovator decided to have hers removed. Her doctor replaced the three-year-old gel sacs with saltwater implants. Now, Sanborn figures she was smart to act when she did, even though, at $950 a pair, the sacs cost $400 more than in December. Next year the implants could run $1,500 or more--if they're still on the market.
Indeed, Dow Corning Corp.'s Mar. 19 announcement that it would quit the breast-implant business altogether leaves just two small outfits selling the devices to U.S. plastic surgeons. Unhindered by big-time competitors, both have suddenly and dramatically raised prices on their saline-based products. Since January, when the Food & Drug Administration imposed a moratorium on silicone-gel implants, Mentor Corp. and McGhan Medical Corp. have imposed 50% hikes on their saline alternatives. And more hikes are coming, executives at the two companies say.
HIGHER COSTS. Behind the price surge, Mentor and McGhan maintain, is a fear of increased litigation and the cost of preparing new research to meet regulators' demands. "You just have to pick up a newspaper, and you can see that the cost of doing business is up," says Jan Varner, president of McGhan, a Santa Barbara-based subsidiary of California medical-products maker Inamed Corp. Mentor, another Santa Barbara company, will say only that the pricing on its products reflects the high cost of selling breast implants. While neither will break out implant revenues, analysts figure each company sold $20 million to $30 million worth of the devices last year.
To many women's advocates, the price hikes are little more than greed. "I guess the price of salt water is going up," says Sybil Niden Goldrich, co-founder of Los Angeles-based Command Trust Network, which distributes information about implants. She argues that today's patients are being forced to shoulder the cost of past mistakes with the much-embattled gel devices. "They're gouging," she says.
Yet there's no question that government regulators are beginning to question data about the safety of saline implants. FDA Commissioner David A. Kessler has said he will review the saltwater types as part of his review of other implants, including pumps used in heart surgery and penile and testicular devices made of silicone. To prepare, companies selling such products are undertaking elaborate--and costly--new studies.
The implant companies say those bills will have to be paid by the consumer. Besides, says Oppenheimer & Co. analyst Glenn Reicin, the companies' unit costs will soon rise, since the demand for breast implants is expected to drop dramatically. Today, Mentor and McGhan are hard put to keep up with orders, particularly among women who want their silicone sacs replaced with the saline alternative. But over time, women who want larger breasts for cosmetic reasons--who have made up perhaps 80% mf the $90 million market--may shun all implants. "That demand has basically disappeared," reports Dr. Scott L. Spear, a Georgetown University Medical Center professor and practicing plastic surgeon.
Women have good reason to be wary of even the saline sacs. Surgeons report that as many as 1 in 5 of the sacs made before 1985 will burst or leak after being in place for five years. And even the newer, sturdier versions can blow out during rigorous activity. While seeping sterilized saltwater isn't anywhere near as harmful as silicone gel, new surgery is required to replace the implant. And the devices can interfere with cancer-diagnosing mammograms. What's more, many plastic surgeons believe there may be undetected risks to the implants, noting that scientific data are scarce. "I'm not sure any of us knows the story yet," says Dr. Norman Anderson, an internist and FDA adviser at Johns Hopkins University.
Still, there are many women whoinsist that they have a right to breast implants. Kessler is set to rule on an FDA panel's recommendation that implants be widely available to women, as long as they are closely monitored. No matter what Kessler decides, however, he is sure to take a lot of heat. "Pro-hibition has never been shown to work in this country, and women will demand access to these products," says Dr. W. Grant Stevens, a plastic surgeon from Marina del Rey, Calif. Probably so--but they will be paying lots more for them.


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Asynchronous File I/O
Asynchronous operations enable you to perform resource-intensive I/O operations without blocking the main thread. This performance consideration is particularly important in a Windows 8.x Store app or desktop app where a time-consuming stream operation can block the UI thread and make your app appear as if it is not working.
Starting with the .NET Framework 4.5, the I/O types include async methods to simplify asynchronous operations. An async method contains
Async in its name, such as ReadAsync, WriteAsync, CopyToAsync, FlushAsync, ReadLineAsync, and ReadToEndAsync. These async methods are implemented on stream classes, such as Stream, FileStream, and MemoryStream, and on classes that are used for reading from or writing to streams, such TextReader and TextWriter.
In the .NET Framework 4 and earlier versions, you have to use methods such as BeginRead and EndRead to implement asynchronous I/O operations. These methods are still available in the .NET Framework 4.5 to support legacy code; however, the async methods help you implement asynchronous I/O operations more easily.
Starting with Visual Studio 2012, Visual Studio provides two keywords for asynchronous programming:
Async (Visual Basic) or
async (C#) modifier, which is used to mark a method that contains an asynchronous operation.
Await (Visual Basic) or
await (C#) operator, which is applied to the result of an async method.
To implement asynchronous I/O operations, use these keywords in conjunction with the async methods, as shown in the following examples. For more information, see Asynchronous Programming with Async and Await.
The following example demonstrates how to use two FileStream objects to copy files asynchronously from one directory to another. Notice that the Click event handler for the Button control is marked with the
async modifier because it calls an asynchronous method.
using System; using System.Threading.Tasks; using System.Windows; using System.IO; namespace WpfApplication { public partial class MainWindow : Window { public MainWindow() { InitializeComponent(); } private async void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { string StartDirectory = @"c:\Users\exampleuser\start"; string EndDirectory = @"c:\Users\exampleuser\end"; foreach (string filename in Directory.EnumerateFiles(StartDirectory)) { using (FileStream SourceStream = File.Open(filename, FileMode.Open)) { using (FileStream DestinationStream = File.Create(EndDirectory + filename.Substring(filename.LastIndexOf('\\')))) { await SourceStream.CopyToAsync(DestinationStream); } } } } } }
The next example is similar to the previous one but uses StreamReader and StreamWriter objects to read and write the contents of a text file asynchronously.
private async void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { string UserDirectory = @"c:\Users\exampleuser\"; using (StreamReader SourceReader = File.OpenText(UserDirectory + "BigFile.txt")) { using (StreamWriter DestinationWriter = File.CreateText(UserDirectory + "CopiedFile.txt")) { await CopyFilesAsync(SourceReader, DestinationWriter); } } } public async Task CopyFilesAsync(StreamReader Source, StreamWriter Destination) { char[] buffer = new char[0x1000]; int numRead; while ((numRead = await Source.ReadAsync(buffer, 0, buffer.Length)) != 0) { await Destination.WriteAsync(buffer, 0, numRead); } }
The next example shows the code-behind file and the XAML file that are used to open a file as a Stream in a Windows 8.x Store app, and read its contents by using an instance of the StreamReader class. It uses asynchronous methods to open the file as a stream and to read its contents.
using System; using System.IO; using System.Text; using Windows.Storage.Pickers; using Windows.Storage; using Windows.UI.Xaml; using Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls; namespace ExampleApplication { public sealed partial class BlankPage : Page { public BlankPage() { this.InitializeComponent(); } private async void Button_Click_1(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { StringBuilder contents = new StringBuilder(); string nextLine; int lineCounter = 1; var openPicker = new FileOpenPicker(); openPicker.SuggestedStartLocation = PickerLocationId.DocumentsLibrary; openPicker.FileTypeFilter.Add(".txt"); StorageFile selectedFile = await openPicker.PickSingleFileAsync(); using (StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(await selectedFile.OpenStreamForReadAsync())) { while ((nextLine = await reader.ReadLineAsync()) != null) { contents.AppendFormat("{0}. ", lineCounter); contents.Append(nextLine); contents.AppendLine(); lineCounter++; if (lineCounter > 3) { contents.AppendLine("Only first 3 lines shown."); break; } } } DisplayContentsBlock.Text = contents.ToString(); } } }
<Page x:Class="ExampleApplication.BlankPage" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" xmlns:local="using:ExampleApplication" xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008" xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006" mc:Ignorable="d"> <StackPanel Background="{StaticResource ApplicationPageBackgroundBrush}" VerticalAlignment="Center" HorizontalAlignment="Center"> <TextBlock Text="Display lines from a file."></TextBlock> <Button Content="Load File" Click="Button_Click_1"></Button> <TextBlock Name="DisplayContentsBlock"></TextBlock> </StackPanel> </Page>
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Tributes for Aug. 31
September 2, 2014
Marietta Kay Johnson
April 29, 1941–June 25, 2014
Age: 73
Residence: Greeley
Marietta Kay Johnson, 73, of Greeley previously of Lufkin, Texas, passed away on June 25, 2014, at Hospice of Northern Colorado in Greeley.
She was born Marietta Kay Montgomery on April 29, 1941, to Ruth M. and Gerald E. Montgomery in Hartford City, Ind., she was one of five children.
Her family moved to Florida, where she completed her education. From 1961-63, Kay proudly served her country in the U.S. Marine Corps. Upon exiting the military, Kay had the first of her three children, Kary Johnson, 50 of Boise, Idaho. She returned to college at the University of Florida, and earned a bachelor of science degree in psychology. She married David Johnson, and had two more children, Melissa Kelly, 38, of Evans and David Johnson II, 36, of Fort Eustis, Va. Kay and David later divorced in 1995.
An aficionado of the arts, Kay loved to paint, did ceramics, made jewelry, and sewed. Kay moved to Colorado from Texas to be closer to family in 2012. Fiercely independent, Kay also provided an empathetic ear to friends and neighbors, and had a close-knit group of friends at the Greeley Manor.
Kay is survived by her brothers and sister, daughters, son, ex-husband, nine grandchildren and numerous friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
There will be a private family ceremony at a later date.
To extend condolences to the family go to adamsonchapels.com.
John Francis Kabot
June 26, 1956-Aug. 24, 2014
Age: 58
Residence: Bellvue
John Francis Kabot of Bellvue, Colorado, who was a longtime resident of Larimer County, died Sunday, Aug. 24, 2014. John was born June 26, 1956, in Germany to Frank and Jane Kabot. John was employed by the city of Greeley for 33 years.
During John's lifetime, he truly loved the outdoors and was fascinated with all facets of science. John was always up for an adventure and willing to drop what he was doing at a moment's notice to help family, friends and his community. He will be remembered for his many hobbies (and he had a lot). We know he is at rest now, without pain.
John is survived by his father, Frank Joseph Kabot; his siblings, Katherine, Mary, Frances, Theresa and Andrew. He was preceded in death by his mother, Jane Smith Kabot. A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Please visit http://www.allnutt.com to view John's online obituary and leave a message of condolence for the family.
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I found this Movie Helmet for sale while doing a search
on the Internet for Boba Fett:
This is the Helmet photo:
(Yeah I know it's late but I found his today!)
I found this Movie Helmet for sale while doing a search
on the Internet for Boba Fett:
This is the Helmet photo:
(Yeah I know it's late but I found his today!)
Was that screen used?
This was an April Fools joke / gag ... from '02 I believe. I can't believe it's still up there. Read the "Notes" ..
FYI - It's a pic of an ESB stunt ...
Click on the ADD TO CART button for more information...
Fettpride beat everyone else to it!
Click on the ADD TO CART and you will see what Fettpride is talking about.
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I thought you were serious and fell for it yourself... I was trying to set you straight Thats what you get for being so "Dead Pan" about it
I forgot about the "Add to cart"
cool! I love companys that can have a good laugh on April Fools day, i love this one! http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/1upmushroom.shtml
Good find
I didn't fall for it since I knew that Photo from the Lucasfilm book, I also didn't believe that it was available for real because it would have gone through Ebay or another reliable Auction house, not some little website I had never heard of!
I posted it so people would get a good laugh out of it!
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I tried, byt I was being lazyfettpride said:
I love the notes:
"Notes: Slave 1 not included in price of helmet. ThinkGeek reserves the right to collect payment from everybody who attempts to purchase this helmet yet also reserves the right to only ship it to the person who lives farthest away from the ThinkGeek offices. You may purchase it multiple times to increase the chances that we may actually send it to you. Arrives in a lead box with a stamp of approval from a Hutt. Batteries sold seperately. "
That's pretty funnySarlaccBits said:
yeah, thinkgeek does these every year. I love that place.


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We're two students who study audio engineering in Sweden.
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PS. On the last question you'll be asked to describe the difference between the two sounds. If you didn't hear any difference just write "none"
In approximately a week, the purpose and results of the survey will be posted here.
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My Life Journey …
This is my short introduction, from which I am sure I will leave the readers with more questions then answers, so do not hesitate and feel free to ask me anything! I didn't want to get in greater details so the story would not be to long, there are lots of details I didn't mention here but this seems as a good start for sharing experiences!
Escrito por zmatija, published más de 6 años.
My journey of Life started in Zagreb, Croatia, where I was born on June 7th, 1983. At that time, I was a surprise and a shock for everyone, since I was born with dystrophic EB., which was unknown to everyone. After turbulent start in the hospitals I started to live my childhood, day-by-day learning about this world and how I am in a rare position, that I am a patient. But, this didn't worry me so much, mostly because my parents and whole family raised me as a healthy person.
At the age around 4, my Mom found out about an EB center in London, so we went there. That was the time when we found out a lot about the disease, my Mom got a lot of instructions and medicine for me. But at that time I also found out one big thing, I wasn't even aware of it till much later, and it was thru the repeatative experience of going to all kinds of specialists and doctors where no one would ask me a concrete question about how I feel. Instead, people just asked my Mother.
I know I was a child, but it wasn't clear for me how can anybody know better what am I feeling, and how am I doing then myself. That was the point of my journey where I started asking myself everything and seeking for answers in my intuition.
Of course, since I was still a very young child I had to listen, go with the beliefs and knowledge of others, from parents to teachers, doctors and so on. Here I have to thank my Mom for having patients and will to search for answers, and constantly trying some new medicines or techniques. That is why I was introduced to alternative medicine very early, and since I was not so aware of what is going on I just went with the flow, and tried everything that came up.
At the age of 7, I started regular primary school, and with the starting enthusiasm, new friends and experiences; I really liked it for two years. When I was 9, I met a lady that will as time pass become my guru of some kind. She finally asked me important questions on how am I doing, why do I feel this, or that, and what is my role in all this situations. She was only a short time at my school, and since I had to study and write homework I couldn't work with her as much as I wanted.
Since I started going to primary school I already knew that I want to go to High school for applied arts and design, and that was what pushed me thru the rest of primary school. And I did get in that High school, throughout which I experienced lot's of nice days, traveled with my colleagues, and lived as healthy as I could. In that 4 year period, I began applying my own knowledge and beliefs, the major example is stopping taking all sorts of pills recommended by doctors.
For that I not only had to convince my Mom, but also had to be sure that I was doing right thing, and slowly and patiently I realized that it was completely fine, that I didn't have any problems by doing it.
From that time on, I took complete responsibility for my health, from changing bandages, taking or not taking medicine, and everything else. My goal was, and still is to be completely independent, so I can freely enjoy, and experience life.
When I look at my childhood now I see how I had put my self intuitively thru the path of self-realization, and in search for the cure, since western medicine said that there is no cure, and I felt it isn't true.
In the days of high school I again started seeing my Guru, and with her help and teachings of self-help techniques I got more and more confidence in my self and was more and more into research of alternative ways of healing. I didn't go to college because in Zagreb there was not such Faculty that I was interested in, so I opened my first company at the age of 20 and began with a small publishing project.
The aim was of course to become financially independent so I could pay my self whatever healing teachings, techniques or products that could be beneficial. That didn't really work the way I had planed, but I learned hugely from that experience. In between high school and my business I was attending Chinese healing and life style courses called Shen Qi, where I had the best experience and inside of my strength and power of energy. From that point on I was even more interested in healing energy and psychology.
My business life got complicated, so all my energy and time went to it, and that was how next 5 years moved quickly. Then I decided to lay off a bit, settle all my experiences and make a plan for the future. This was the time I had my last hand operation, so I really had time to think because I couldn't do anything else for a while.
Besides thinking I surfed the Internet, searching for more explanations, true knowledge and techniques, so I started researching all the religions, ancient cultures and the wisdom of elders. That research led me to shamanism, from which with a help of the sacred brew called Ayahuasca there were experiences of gene modification, and this was what I thought was the key. As that experience is not possible to describe in a brief sentence, for now I will say that it brought my goals, research and life into totally new dimension. It led me from believing in energy and unseen to being aware of it.
There were also significant body healing in those 10 days, so I had no doubt in the power and possibilities of Ayahuasca.
But, I have to mention that the role of healing and all the positive effects of the brew were also conditioned by the state of the patient's mind, so everything
I did before, all the experiences and knowledge about my self played a big role in the outcome of Ayahuasca ceremonies. I am now aware that it did change my priorities in life, and confirmed my beliefs in natural healing, so now I am more then ever thirsty for more natural healing experiences and research of the unseen, subtle energies that are connecting everything with everything.
Now I see my self as a Patient, and doing just that, being patient! Because for all the taught times and situations in life there is a better outcome, and if I learn from those situations they become good, and from that point of view everything that confronts me is good! Biggest lesson that I learned from my journey is to be thankful for my disease, because without it I would never know myself as I know now, and would never experience true happiness and love.
My journey is a never-ending story, a path between seen and unseen, a dance of life!
Matija Zmazek
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cariannclarkson | publicado hace más de 2 años | Escrito originariamente en inglés
Hello friend :), I only joined this to connect with you. and sincerely hope you receive this message. The parallels between your journey and mine are quite incredible. I have read all of your posts & I'm truly blown away I found another EB patient who has lived on their own intuitive terms. A quick background - Living in South Africa back in 1974, there was NO info available and took 3 months to get diagnosed, upon which a barrage of anti-biotic & cortisone treatment ensued. I took over the care of my skin by age 5 & at age 15 my very courageous mom, made the decision to break away from all medical treatment (with my full consent) to seek out natural alternatives...best decision ever made. Spirituality and learning as much as I could about energy healing, I even managed to attend 2 'workshops' with two visiting shamans from Peru. I have always been interested in Aya, however neither me nor my family have ever been in a financial position for me to go to Peru. I have however (using my intuition) connected with the consciousness of Aya & had some interesting results. Your account of the epic battle between you & EB...& how EB is it's own entity, was truly meaningful to me, thank you!!!
With practically Zero help in my country, everything I have done has been on our own & through absolute trial & error. Meeting some amazing healers & helpers along the way has been incredible, however being guided by the great intelligence of my body & spirit...priceless!!
BTW, No one ever asked me direct questions either, until my mom said to them..."well ask her yourself"....oh yes...& I'm also an Artist who studied graphic design :).
Thank you again for posting your stories, I'm very grateful I found them
zmatija | publicado hace más de 2 años | Escrito originariamente en inglés
Thank you Carla, your comment has come at the perfect moment, and it is really priceless to hear that there is a soulmate with the same or similar experience! We should connect more and raise our voice so other patients could hear us, and also those around us! If you are on facebook or mail please send me you contacts, here I cannot reach you.
Thank you for leaving this comment, it is a blessing for me at the crucial moments!
cariannclarkson | publicado hace más de 2 años | Escrito originariamente en inglés
Hi Matija, great to hear back from you and so very happy that my comment came at the perfect time. I am on Facebook but have not logged in for awhile now...you can search Cari-Ann Clarkson, I will search you and connect asap. May the blessings keep showering upon you.
(For those who are ready and willing to hear, they will hear the whisper of their own soul...for that is what must come first)
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An eye specialists' outreach tour to a remote area of the Solomon Islands, funded by the auction of John Key's broken arm cast, took an unexpected turn when they were asked to perform an emergency caesarean.
Five hundred outpatients were seen with more than 100 having sight restored during the two week tour by the team from the Fred Hollows Foundation.
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Oedipus Rex by Sophocles – the greatest of all Greek Tragedies – in a new adaptation by Richard Spaul.
Thebes is under a curse. Disease and death haunt the city. King Laius has been murdered and his killer as yet remains uncaught. His successor, King Oedipus, swears he will solve the mystery, but finds to his growing horror that all the evidence points to himself. And much worse is to come.
With the advent of Freud, the Oedipal triangle became the blueprint for the tragic psychic trap from which humanity endeavours in vain to extricate itself.
All performances will take place at The Leper Chapel, one of the oldest and most atmospheric buildings in Cambridge, creating an ideal site for this powerful drama of corruption, ostracism and social cleansing.
in situ:, Cambridge's leading experimental theatre company, in a new and vibrant adaptation of Sophocles' classic play, performs inside, outside and all around this remarkable building.
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Saturday, April 7, 2012
How I Became a Nerd
Being called a nerd used to hurt me, like nerd was on the same level as "moron" or "bad person." In the small microcosm of high school, it meant that you participated in activities that were not socially acceptable—like fighting with someone because they got the names of the Hogwarts founders wrong or joining The Booklovers Club when all the popular girls joined The Dance Club. It meant that you were strange, different, and were not likely to receive heart-shaped cards on Valentine's Day.
Throughout the years, I've come to terms with my nerdiness, and have even come to embrace it. While the popular girls in high school gyrated to the latest dance remixes, the world of the Lord of the Rings enveloped me. Now, I know that both activities can be equally fun, but, almost five years later, I think they've forgotten the names of the songs they danced to, while I'm looking forward to Peter Jackson's The Hobbit like nobody's business.
So, I'm writing this post to somehow chart my path into nerdom.
I think it all started in third grade, when someone—I forgot who—but me a bunch of Nancy Drew novels. I don't know anything about the Nancy Drew novels of today, but the Nancy Drew of my youth was no literary giant. The books were entertaining, but they stereotyped Asians, women, practically everybody, and could sometimes be very, very offensive. Nonetheless, I devoured them like Chiclets.
The reign of Nancy Drew ended when my father took me to the bookstore on one of our rare outings together. I was supposed to buy another Nancy Drew book, but the book with the boy on a broomstick on the cover caught my eye.
The era of Harry Potter started, and it still hasn't ended. I became obsessed with Harry Potter throughout most of my elementary and high school years. I wore oversized Harry Potter t-shirts to every important school function, had a Harry Potter notebook I wouldn't let anyone else touch, and made myself a wand using a barbecue stick.
I don't know what would have happened to me if I hadn't found Harry Potter at that time in life. My parents were still in the middle of a bitter separation at the time, and I just wanted to float away into a world where squabbling parents and terms like 'legal custody' did not exist. But, then, here was a boy who was even more miserable than I was. Both of his parents were dead, and his aunt and uncle gave him socks for Christmas. At least, I got awesome presents like toys and books.
When I reached the ninth grade, Stephen King took over my reading diet for a while. I started with Misery which I absolutely loved, and ended with Dreamcatcher which I will always refer to as DA BOMB. I loved some others like The Green Mile and Room 308. I haven't touched his works in years, because I got distracted by other writers. There were just so many I hadn't discovered and read yet that I could focus on one writer, even if I wanted to.
My obsession with classics started about two years ago when I read The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. I'd read a smattering of classics before the like Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte and Jane Austen books, but The Great Gatsby became my gateway book to the classics. I could get a lot of them at my favorite secondhand bookstore, and, if I could get my hands on a paper copy, I could easily download an e-book from Project Gutenberg for free. I was addicted.
Books have been a part of my life, for as long as I can remember. They helped my nine-year-old self escape to the magical world that was Hogwarts, and they opened my eyes to the mysteries of human nature when I got hooked on classics like The Great Gatsby. Yes, I'm a gigantic literature nerd, and I'm proud of it.
What about you? How did you become a nerd?
9 comments:
- Cassandra said...
Absolutely beautiful post.
It's amazing how much our stories resemble each other! The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter practically were my childhood: My brothers and I spent every free minute either building our own bows and arrows or brewing potions.
Since I'm still in High School life could be really tough for a nerd like me, but I'm incredibly lucky because I'm in a tiny class with only 11 other students who are all more or less nerds themselves.
Looking at the world of literature nerdom has opened for me, I have to agree with you in being proud of it! :)
- April 7, 2012 at 4:11 PM
- Sam (Tiny Library) said...
Love this post, the world needs more nerd love!
I can't remember not loving books, and like you I was captivated with the Harry Potter books as soon as the first one came out.
I actually didn't have a tough time at school for being a nerd - I went to an academically selective school so being a nerd was actually kind of cool. I know how luck this makes me!
- April 7, 2012 at 8:39 PM
- mooderino said...
I'm not sure what nerd means anymore. I don't think it's even an insult at this point. I suppose once teh internet became part of everyone's life people aren't so isolated in their nerdiness
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- April 7, 2012 at 10:11 PM
- As the Crowe Flies and Reads said...
I loved this post and very much related to it. I'm quite a bit older than you are, but for my last two years of high school, I attended a school where the actual mascot was The Nerd. You see, I'd grown up in a state where academics were valued much lower than athletic achievement, and thus had always felt like the outcast nerd. But then I "found my bats," like the Stella LUna story, when I attended a state-wide magnet school with an emphasis on mathematics & science. All of us at that school were nerds, and we were proud to embrace that about ourselves and each other. It felt like coming home for the first time.
- April 8, 2012 at 12:02 AM
- Trisha said...
From one nerd to another: Huzzah!
- April 8, 2012 at 11:02 AM
- Ben said...
I thought I was a nerd. But I ended up working with nerds in a video game company,thinking I had hit the jackpot and found out they were very different than I did. I think I'm just an artsy-fartsy guy. But I like nerds, so it's cool.
- April 9, 2012 at 9:48 PM
- Teacher/Learner said...
Right on! So, why am I a nerd? I just think I was born that way :D
- April 12, 2012 at 5:38 AM
- Caro said...
Lovely post! I love how most of us are so ashamed of being nerds when we're in high school, but once we are a bit older we realize we quite like our nerdiness. I know I do :D
Oh, Harry Potter. I started reading this series last year, when I was already 21, so I guess it doesn't have the same effect on me than it did on you and so many others, but I definitely agree about it being a magical place to lose yourself into. I'm so thrilled I decided to put my silly prejudices aside and give these books a shot.
- April 18, 2012 at 12:02 AM
- emolina said...
world of hogwarts rescued quite a lot of childhoods
- November 17, 2012 at 5:25 PM


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Non-Hodgkin lymphomas are a heterogeneous group of solid tumours that constitute the 5th highest cause of cancer mortality in the United States and Canada. Poor control of cell death in lymphocytes can lead to autoimmune disease or cancer, making genes involved in programmed cell death of lymphocytes logical candidate genes for lymphoma susceptibility.
We tested for genetic association with NHL and NHL subtypes, of SNPs in lymphocyte cell death genes using an established population-based study. 17 candidate genes were chosen based on biological function, with 123 SNPs tested. These included tagSNPs from HapMap and novel SNPs discovered by re-sequencing 47 cases in genes for which SNP representation was judged to be low. The main analysis, which estimated odds ratios by fitting data to an additive logistic regression model, used European ancestry samples that passed quality control measures (569 cases and 547 controls). A two-tiered approach for multiple testing correction was used: correction for number of tests within each gene by permutation-based methodology, followed by correction for the number of genes tested using the false discovery rate.
Variant rs928883, near miR-155, showed an association (OR per A-allele: 2.80 [95% CI: 1.63–4.82]; pF?=?0.027) with marginal zone lymphoma that is significant after correction for multiple testing.
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Broaching payment terms as soon as they are asked to pitch for work does not come naturally to engineers, says Urs Meyerhans, the chief financial officer of
(See Keep the wheels in motion, a feature from the CFO section of last week's Capital magazine, which covers how other companies are tackling working capital and ASX 200 working capital performance.)
"Project managers control the client relationship and are the only ones who can influence this," Meyerhans says.
An extreme example is one payment that was three years late. The problem, as in most cases, was the client wasn't happy with the work.
The way to avoid that and have the awkward conversation of when they get paid is for the engineers to regularly follow up with clients. "When I first came in and I talked about working capital, I said you need to call your client, [ask] have you received the report; are there any problems with the invoice," he says.
Bonuses at stake
More recently bonuses have been tied to getting money in quicker.
Thirty per cent of short-term incentives are now based on working capital, the rest on the traditional profit, or EBIT (earnings before interest and tax) target.
But the company had to start by defining what components of working capital to measure first. There are common measures, but often they need to be tailored for each business.
"Operating within an internationally distributed company, there are many views on how to calculate working capital," Meyerhans says. "Our focus has been that we are not too worried to be 100 per cent correct, however we insisted on being 100 per cent consistent."
The company now measures accounts receivable, work in progress and prepayments in number of days and dollars. Accounts receivable, or how long it takes to pay (the standard being 30 days), is common to most business. WIP less so.
This is because engineers are asked to draw up a brief, design and quote for a project well before they get paid. In the past, this was done without agreeing when they would be paid for it.
"An engineer might work for 20 hours initially on a project, but can normally only charge when it is complete." So, Meyerhans says, 15 days of WIP can equate to about 45 days before they get paid depending on terms that have been agreed and the billing cycle of the client.
That's why they measure prepayment as well, to encourage project managers to negotiate payment at earlier stages before the whole project is complete.
Noticeable change
So far, the company has reduced a total average of 70 days combined WIP and debtor days in June 2011 to 58 days in December 2012. The target is an average of 60.
As a result he said the company recently renewed its banking facilities with competitive terms. "In the process we were able to reduce the overall financing needs, leading to lower overall cost of our debt structure."
Meyerhans says it is important to measure the working capital performance and pay the bonuses on a divisional level, regardless of the overall performance of the company, otherwise the incentive to the individual gets lost.
"The changes take about two [financial year] cycles to bed in," he explains. "People are sceptical, there were a number of people who did not focus on working capital initially, but in the second year it was suddenly noticed" when bonuses fell.
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Whoa, slow down! The 'Pretty Little Liars' star seemed to make multiple HUGE announcements on June 15, not only confirming her relationship with country singer Joel Crouse, but apparently also revealing they had gotten engaged. What's going on here!?
Looks like Lucy Hale doesn't limit shocking plot points to her TV show! The Pretty Little Liars star sent fans into a frenzy on June 15 when she uploaded a picture on Instagram that seemed to reveal she and boyfriend Joel Crouse had REALLY taken their relationship to the next level. But did they actually get engaged?
Lucy Hale & Joel Crouse Engaged?
The (adorable) picture seemed to be clear enough — it showed Lucy planting a huge kiss on Joel's cheek and lovingly wrapping her left arm around his neck. And dangling from that left arm was her ring finger, which was clearly sporting a big rock.
Fans immediately sprang into action at the sight of the ring, and their shock was understandable since Lucy hadn't publicly confirmed her relationship with Joel until that point. And now she was going from being in a brand new relationship to being engaged?
But a photograph is worth a thousands words — and sometimes they're lies. If you look closer at Lucy's picture, you can see that the words on her and Joel's shirts are backwards. This means that the photo was flipped, which means that isn't Lucy's left hand, it's her right. Bottom line — no engagement.
Lucy Hale & Joel Crouse Dating
What a huge misunderstanding! Though we are happy to see Lucy and her country singer boyfriend finally come out as a couple. The two stars were first spotted out together in April when they went to a Los Angeles Lakers basketball game together. They then stepped out for a lunch date in early May in Los Angeles.
"They are seeing each other," a source told Us Weekly at the time. "It isn't anything serious just yet."
Well it's at least looks a little more serious now — but we still don't think a real engagement is coming any time soon.
— Andrew Gruttadaro
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[VulnWatch] Microsoft Virtual PC Services Insecure Temporary File Creation
From: Advisories (advisories_at_atstake.com)
Date: 02/10/04
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Security Advisory
Advisory Name: Virtual PC Services Insecure Temporary File Creation
Release Date: 02/10/2004
Application: Connectix Virtual PC 6.0.x
Microsoft Virtual PC 6.1
Platform: Mac OS X
Severity: Local privilege escalation
Author: George Gal <email@example.com>
Vendor Status: Vendor has updated version of the software
CVE Candidate: CAN-2004-0115
Reference: www.atstake.com/research/advisories/2004/a021004-1.txt
Virtual PC is a popular x86 virtual machine emulator capable running
several guest operating systems under the Mac OS X and Windows
platforms. Virtual PC provides a set of services for managing network
sharing capabilities under Mac OS X. These services are spawned from
the setuid root binary, VirtualPC_Services, which creats several
temporary files when it is executed. The VirtualPC_Services does not
check for several unsafe conditions prior to creation of these
temporary files. As a result an attacker with interactive login
access to the system may leverage insecure temporary files to become
root or overwrite critical system files.
@stake has identified a vulnerability within the setuid root binary,
VirtualPC_Services, due to its inability to check for dangerous
conditions prior to temporary file creation. This vulnerability
allows an attacker to truncate and overwrite arbitrary files in
addition to creation of arbitrary files with insecure file
Using this vulnerability it is feasible for an attacker to gain root
privileges on the system. The VirtualPC_Services binary creates a
log file upon startup as /tmp/VPCServices_Log. An attacker may
create a symbolic link in the /tmp/ directory as VPCServices_Log
pointing to an arbitrary file to be overwritten when the
VirtualPC_Services binary is executed. However, when the symbolic
link points to a non-existent file a new file is created with file
permissions determined by the unprivileged user's umask(2) settings.
Vendor Response:
Microsoft has an updated version of the software available.
Download information available at:
If possible install the updated version of Virtual PC.
Do not install Virtual PC on a multi-user machine. If this is a
requirement, only allow users with in a particular group to access
Virtual PC.
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Information:
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) project has assigned
the following names to these issues. These are candidates for
inclusion in the CVE list (http://cve.mitre.org), which standardizes
names for security problems.
@stake Vulnerability Reporting Policy:
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Well, everything is just a rumor for now, but the latest news to suggest that Sprint has already engaged its transition to LTE comes from analysts at Gerson Lehrman Group. The analysts are backing up their claim by reporting that the carrier has already signed the necessary contracts with companies Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, and Samsung, which will provide the hardware required for building Sprint's wireless LTE infrastructure. Titled with the codename Project Leapfrog, the transition to LTE should take about three years to complete and promises nationwide coverage while reducing operation costs.
All WiMAX-enabled smartphone owners may be a bit disappointed knowing that their smartphones may become obsolete soon, but we suppose that Sprint might consider compensating them in one way or another.
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AT&T announced today that its voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) service is king, at least in terms of subscribers. According to their numbers, their VoLTE covers more than 295 million Americans, even if only 27 million of them are actual signed up for it, which is tops in the US. That's a lot! Good for them.
There may be bigger news than numbers out of this announcement, though, and that's a two-sentence, end-of-paragraph mention in their news release about carrier-to-carrier VoLTE exchanges. (more…)


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Speculation over a return for Vioxx
A report published today on the business Web site Marketwatch.com said some investors are hoping Vioxx may make a comeback. In the report, Merck said it looked forward to discussions with the FDA over Vioxx but would not confirm whether negotiations with the agency had already begun.
During yesterday's briefing on marketing changes for non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), the FDA said it would "carefully review any proposal from Merck" for resuming the marketing of Vioxx and would likely discuss the review with the new FDA Drug Safety Oversight Board and an Advisory Committee before making a final decision.
In a statement yesterday, Merck added that while it respects the FDA's position on use of NSAIDs and cardiac trouble in some patients, it also believes there is still a patient need for the drugs.


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Prosecutor Sets up Drug Addiction Hotline
A local Prosecutor says he wants to hear from people about their heroin addictions.
Butler County Prosecutor Michael Gmoser says "The phone has not stopped ringing since the press release went out and I'm really very, very, happy with that."
Gmoser says he meets confidentially with people who want to shear their stories about struggling with drug addiction. He says "if your calling in it will take us some time to get back with you just because of the number of calls and the stories that are being told."
Gmoser says at least 65 calls had come into a hotline, 888-662-3673, set up by the office. He says he will met confidentially with an addict every day if possible in an effort to get to the root of the heroin problem.
He remembers one woman he recently met with, became addicted to pain pills before moving on to heroin. He says we need to be aware that "if we are turning people away from the legitimate uses of medications, that they are going to ultimately seek that relief [sic] in some form of injectable material like heroin".
Gmoser says if you, or someone you know, needs help overcoming a drug problem, call the appropriate number below to share your story.
Hamilton - 513-785-5726
Middletown - 513-424-1193
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Tom E. Curran, CSNNE, joins Mut an Lou to talk about the upcoming battle between the Patriots and the Broncos. The guys touch on the Brady-Manning matchup, Patriots injury updates, defensive concerns against Peyton's offense, and the Pats running game.
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-- -- -- Yeah. -- I think you hear entered into the game and that is this is not. Not Helio okay this is not even in football league you have to have this great great players are gonna have big games that's tomorrow so it's me. You know -- if we get outplayed. Unnecessarily do we get up and unnecessarily I think you you'll -- clearly have a great game I mean surely. I couldn't find it out both hands. You know we were. You know bridge where they can place but could be interesting to see progress and her parents arrives. But it doesn't get my needs are diamonds instead I tell you about these areas as a lot of the work that's voice -- -- hostilities Tony Curtis and join us on the ATP outlining AT&T forgy LTE. Was speeds up to ten times faster than three GT AT&T rethink possible and find it ironic maybe that. Are patriots insider yet we lead off of that clip of him talking fantasy football and that's more his species. On this show what he did bounce back Seacrest Sahara parents. Blew out my team -- back when the world big time you got back on track county -- We have deputy speaker spoke clearly -- -- to cut out of your head wrapped around your face like applies also receive government there's. I -- the U I cried a little bit and -- -- down changed my underpants but we bounced back here Wednesday it'll happen -- when -- put that game in the rearview look at the film. And a look ahead to next week. By the nightly and I think the next week they have battle it out because I'm locked in on what might he needs to do with that point we'll do scouting but. It's important to me go to it would really. It important game for all that crap -- also of that hole on the back in world -- and probably pretty -- wake up call them. -- not -- let's get the real football that is this got a big game going on here this weekend here in in due later in -- Nate Manny coming to town. We we had this discussion about the meeting burst his defense now saying. To me with this defense is right now I still think it's about Tom Brady excuse an office. Gimme a breakdown of the -- here on Sunday. Well I think it could has the potential would be. One of those games in which you're matching points throughout the game despite that both of these defense -- I think our. In the upper half of the NFL that's what being too aggressive -- -- -- sixteen it's not saying there. All of -- world apart but I think that they're good defense is to a degree and put both of them can be exploited by. The quarterback for either team I'm talking about in the Indianapolis like -- Denver they have brought Bill Belichick just told us. Basically the entire Indianapolis offense but Kendrick in the weeks principally last year is gone under 5% of the -- it is completely switched over. So we're looking at a situation where who fulfilled those spots they have been tenders but for the patriots to four game in the middle of the field. Ukraine has so cricket into Indianapolis all book. That's certainly what little other places that I will be looking at CIP. Bank account to expedite frankly. Okay how much that the person says don't care how much John Parker. Think things are right now after or next surgery and what we've seen it pushed -- fielding hitting harder than you know. A division -- called quarter. And that being said he still Peyton Manning and I'm curious Tom you know in terms of of what Belichick and Brady had to say they're always gonna say the right thing but. How close -- think key is to the guy he was saint 2010 the Indianapolis Colts are committing here he throws that pick late the James Sanders but boy. How much of the drop off in their mind medically from where he was then too -- is right now. -- -- -- American -- going into great evaluation Leary is static lies Bill Belichick you know that he has a weakness. And I think we saw that guys and everybody looked and saw that the patriots. From two who really from. 1998. When pile -- -- marks the first time retired the first it was -- that stadium term outlook for touched up. All the way till about 2006 the patriots set the Lucy Manning and everyone could throw bouquets to -- about a tremendous he was. But doing the patriots. Had in -- and then from 2006 on. Peyton Manning mature as a quarterback should get something they'll became more common patient. It became a better quarterback so. You know what they say he has the weakness in the guys had two careers and I think that he's. Incredibly formidable. Opponent to them even though it sent. -- writing now eludes the stiff when it came time to let the patriot. Dennis I'm sure Bill Belichick you have all the juicy details and some of the injured players like Mankins -- heard Aaron and his walking around the clubhouse again a locker room again. Lowe's low is the latest upsurge she gave everything right. Whoever thought we didn't actually get the injuries and appreciate it bill will be you know it's expound. Desperately -- but I think when you look at the move made yesterday to bring in Bobby Carpenter. Could hit the two things one could have to -- -- are having a little bit of a rehab adult self. Where could mean basically. The patriots are cognizant of the fact that we need to do a better job at the wind -- the level of coverage. -- like Bruce Willis is pretty excellent in the little political liability for Bobby Carpenter had to try to that -- the property of their. Dot our. You make a lot of playing this week okay see that the opposite -- not direct. Replacement. Insurance. Well but he thought well there are others who own ability to help -- the -- in. At the -- as we see right now whether or not he. Up practices all week. Tommy current Comcast sports and it's every single Wednesday at this time Lleyton and now are in late in the second half. Tape -- Wilson played a lot and it's kind of rotated in with Gregory's in there for a good amount of snaps Tom in your mind was that. Somebody being hurt in that back line or is this the patriots recognized -- up a ton of big plays. And they wanna give -- about Wilson an opportunity maybe an opportunity to play more as the season goes on. Definitely the latter I don't think it would hurt I think it was troubling. Slowness to react on the back into the defense and that's -- he's certainly could place but now the appeals to significantly in the other direction. He's late to arrive and the angle backed group and the same thing with child so. Take chances with people will put into what happened there I wouldn't think that if cable will and it's more -- That necessarily means either -- Gregory is done or repeat it on Wilson and the answer I mean. And they get there who had a -- receiver in training camp. He's a lot of blocked -- And got embarrassed a touchdown last week -- -- long long jump but I know they're two different types of players one great a lot of rugby and one political football in college but I still think. We -- -- before. In the exit it's a great idea with those players who are making please the rookie sees it in the lineup. But it is still a special believe it if you keep on Wilson and they're making plays. Expectations should be managed I think Steve Gregory who has played them. -- agent helped me unreal because you watch practice I'm guessing there's something to Ras I Dowling is doing at practice this not getting among the field with what's. Give me your opinion on. What we don't get kind of practice that multiple watching training camp what. I think we could see it a hundred volatile patriots -- down. And get. A hundred different evaluation of this secondary players I personally think -- -- probably the best compromise. When it comes to. Whether it's standing up receivable line running with him being physical. And possibly make applicable law also elected. According to a longer in the workplace. I think the mark -- -- additional well I think sterling -- based upon last year is very aggressive player of course that the quality. An arrogant of the top two guys you know locally as well you blemishes I still think is that in the crew thought like selling. It looks to. It was a law. He's -- he's out. But he can't be oak island that it would like -- -- who -- completely he does. You can't feel like he's coal we burn coal on the planet sterling Moore so I think it's just a matter of Hawaiian is pretty long. If not I doubt it's not done anything to make a lot of really really good. Good technique could coverage and did not have a good training camp. Relative to where the other gasoline is still too long. -- fundamentally slow to change direction compared to. A guy like Aaron in a more hopeful they'll quote we're not. Would you take a brand emboldens training camp -- -- and is -- somebody on that scouting staff deserves the credit for again finding an undrafted running back and plug in a man who look like a guided. Can be a decent part of a patriots running game going forward. Principal -- and guys. Shoots trying to get them and -- -- Basically we're seeing it on acceleration after he caught the ball in little swings and things like that so. Like you ran hard and we went on to me. -- -- -- -- Probably at least. I'm not in -- or -- of them because accept it or seen. Old built very stoic built more -- -- -- Steven Ridley is pretty rock out. So those who thinks that out to me. When you look at that signing now. -- through this soap -- you go to specific courier they all go through it but they all do drug rather than it. There are a lot of color -- so it is that you would pick on -- after the perfect out there. But this is it was extra conduct in the SEC is peculiar. When it -- patriots. -- -- -- -- undrafted and you can look at the landscape regrettable that they well. They don't have. BenJarvus green -- And they do let's be real pleased seem to ring while atletico wrote that was -- got -- back and I think that -- -- -- only actually heard that he can he can establish a -- from opening -- look at it chipped it based on what is. Still on the BenJarvus green Ellis is here. Donna looks like bill talked a little bit about double gonna see tonight here in -- -- network Cleveland 95 of football life and it's. Is fast things you some of the guys that were involved and a team. He addressed ethic that do Alessio what are your commenting on us and it's a higher. By that you would do filibuster threat that is compliment to modest what are -- what are you cannot vote could possible special. We got a second special. They didn't get to it all but that that that time in 95 some of those coaches. If you stick at all about -- If he didn't give it a great deal. Great great detail on that date but he has spoken about virtually every single one of those guys on one -- turn another editor. We put people want some of the people involved tonight -- -- seats. Discovering. Personnel and coaching staff. The Cleveland Browns in 1995 that final season. But it's a -- treatment that you know vote in the air painting he's the consummate try to -- in this is going really could general managers. And PerkinElmer on the week. And -- data. Scott Pioli guy like Pat Hill who now coaches -- -- who. Oprah on James Sanders and broken records. There's so many guys who run those doubts. Kinda splintered off and that's maybe when you look back at history of professional football -- look at that -- on it. It's America's. At -- America's game by Michael McCain rich and because really -- football back alt -- modern football alt crop. The Bill Belichick was such a disciple all around. And then he was the final -- so that incarnation of the ground there and how that group of coaches really influenced. So much it's gone on it is not just spell check in with the angels. Cooling elsewhere I mean contrary to twelve degrees successful. The patriots model as influential many teams the crusty and it felt since 2001. That you know will at bill Belichick's influence. Really will probably carry it to about a week thirty. Or later I mean this is a swat type 1990 side nor 1990 even used to have to coordinator. -- serie. I'm just all part of forty year it went on a game it's every five years old this or have executable so it's pretty phenomenal. And this is really you know we're all terminated. Our conversations every Wednesday with Tommy Aaron brought to you by -- and Wes Welker haired doctor doctor Robert Leonard called 1800 get hair. That's 1800 get here. Tom appreciate the time is always money -- -- -- great song every week we'll talk next Wednesday and articulate your number of areas Tommy current joining us on the AT&T hotline -- not. Seen previously apple gave you an audio preview of a football like Cleveland 95 as part of what's on tap because. It looks unbelievable -- in terms of what that how went through and what. That coaching staff went on that have therefore is coming up. -- -- phone calls next the NBA released their policy for flopping penalties. We'll get that and a scary -- if -- an NHL fans exit yesterday that some players -- the case yet to be here in the absence of that put us in my friend made it sound. -- -- -- -- Can't do anything that I lost us. -- -- -- -- --