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DARZALEX® patient resources for your practice
Welcome to Janssen CarePath
We're here to help with Janssen Medications
At Janssen CarePath, we're committed to helping you get your patients started on the Janssen medications they may need, finding financial assistance options, and providing ongoing support to help them stay on prescribed therapy.
What Janssen CarePath can do for you
- Conduct benefits investigations and provide insurance coverage information
- Provide Prior Authorization support
- Deliver 24-hour access to request and review benefits investigations through our online provider portal
- Provide support with a dedicated Care Coordinator for you and your patients
What Janssen CarePath can do for your patients
- Conduct insurance coverage review
- Help identify affordability options for eligible patients
- Provide patient support resources such as access to an oncology nurse
DARZALEX® is marketed by Janssen Biotech, Inc.
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DARZALEX® is indicated:
- in combination with lenalidomide and dexamethasone, or bortezomib and dexamethasone, for the treatment of patients with multiple myeloma who have received at least one prior therapy
- as monotherapy, for the treatment of patients with multiple myeloma who have received at least three prior lines of therapy including a proteasome inhibitor (PI) and an immunomodulatory agent or who are double-refractory to a PI and an immunomodulatory agent.
CONTRAINDICATIONS - None
Infusion Reactions – DARZALEX® can cause severe infusion reactions. Approximately half of all patients experienced a reaction, most during the first infusion. Infusion reactions can also occur with subsequent infusions. Nearly all reactions occurred during infusion or within 4 hours of completing an infusion. Prior to the introduction of post-infusion medication in clinical trials, infusion reactions occurred up to 48 hours after infusion. Severe reactions have occurred, including bronchospasm, hypoxia, dyspnea, hypertension, laryngeal edema and pulmonary edema. Signs and symptoms may include respiratory symptoms, such as nasal congestion, cough, throat irritation, as well as chills, vomiting and nausea. Less common symptoms were wheezing, allergic rhinitis, pyrexia, chest discomfort, pruritus, and hypotension.
Pre-medicate patients with antihistamines, antipyretics, and corticosteroids. Frequently monitor patients during the entire infusion. Interrupt infusion for reactions of any severity and institute medical management as needed. Permanently discontinue therapy for life-threatening (Grade 4) reactions. For patients with Grade 1, 2, or 3 reactions, reduce the infusion rate when re-starting the infusion.
To reduce the risk of delayed infusion reactions, administer oral corticosteroids to all patients following DARZALEX® infusions. Patients with a history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease may require additional post-infusion medications to manage respiratory complications. Consider prescribing short- and long-acting bronchodilators and inhaled corticosteroids for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Interference with Serological Testing - Daratumumab binds to CD38 on red blood cells (RBCs) and results in a positive Indirect Antiglobulin Test (Indirect Coombs test). Daratumumab-mediated positive indirect antiglobulin test may persist for up to 6 months after the last daratumumab infusion. Daratumumab bound to RBCs masks detection of antibodies to minor antigens in the patient's serum. The determination of a patient's ABO and Rh blood type are not impacted. Notify blood transfusion centers of this interference with serological testing and inform blood banks that a patient has received DARZALEX®. Type and screen patients prior to starting DARZALEX®.
Neutropenia – DARZALEX® may increase neutropenia induced by background therapy. Monitor complete blood cell counts periodically during treatment according to manufacturer's prescribing information for background therapies. Monitor patients with neutropenia for signs of infection. DARZALEX® dose delay may be required to allow recovery of neutrophils. No dose reduction of DARZALEX® is recommended. Consider supportive care with growth factors.
Thrombocytopenia – DARZALEX® may increase thrombocytopenia induced by background therapy. Monitor complete blood cell counts periodically during treatment according to manufacturer's prescribing information for background therapies. DARZALEX® dose delay may be required to allow recovery of platelets. No dose reduction of DARZALEX® is recommended. Consider supportive care with transfusions.
Interference with Determination of Complete Response – Daratumumab is a human IgG kappa monoclonal antibody that can be detected on both the serum protein electrophoresis (SPE) and immunofixation (IFE) assays used for the clinical monitoring of endogenous M-protein. This interference can impact the determination of complete response and of disease progression in some patients with IgG kappa myeloma protein.
Adverse Reactions – In patients who received DARZALEX® in combination with lenalidomide and dexamethasone, the most frequently reported adverse reactions (incidence ≥20%) were: neutropenia (92%), thrombocytopenia (73%), upper respiratory tract infection (65%), infusion reactions (48%), diarrhea (43%), fatigue (35%), cough (30%), muscle spasms (26%), nausea (24%), dyspnea (21%) and pyrexia (20%). The overall incidence of serious adverse reactions was 49%. Serious adverse reactions were pneumonia (12%), upper respiratory tract infection (7%), influenza (3%) and pyrexia (3%).
In patients who received DARZALEX® in combination with bortezomib and dexamethasone, the most frequently reported adverse reactions (incidence ≥20%) were: thrombocytopenia (90%), neutropenia (58%), peripheral sensory neuropathy (47%), infusion reactions (45%), upper respiratory tract infection (44%), diarrhea (32%), cough (27%), peripheral edema (22%), and dyspnea (21%). The overall incidence of serious adverse reactions was 42%. Serious adverse reactions were upper respiratory tract infection (5%), diarrhea (2%) and atrial fibrillation (2%).
In patients who received DARZALEX® as monotherapy, the most frequently reported adverse reactions (incidence ≥20%) were: neutropenia (60%), thrombocytopenia (48%), infusion reactions (48%), fatigue (39%), nausea (27%), back pain (23%), pyrexia (21%), cough (21%), and upper respiratory tract infection (20%). Serious adverse reactions were reported in 51 (33%) patients. The most frequent serious adverse reactions were pneumonia (6%), general physical health deterioration (3%), and pyrexia (3%).
Effect of Other Drugs on Daratumumab: The coadministration of lenalidomide or bortezomib with DARZALEX® did not affect the pharmacokinetics of daratumumab.
Effect of Daratumumab on Other Drugs: The coadministration of DARZALEX® with bortezomib did not affect the pharmacokinetics of bortezomib.
Please see full Prescribing Information.


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I purchased this TV on the back of this and another positive review on the internet. After considering what has been said here I would say that to the best of my knowledge the review seems accurate. The one problem I have is that the review has an important omission.
That omission is buzzing coming from the TV. Apparently plasma's are renowned for this, I have only owned traditional CRT TV's and TFT computer monitors before this set so had no idea.
Knowing what I know now I think buzzing should be mentioned in every plasma TV review, not only for people like me who didn't know, but for people who do know and want to know how comparatively bad it is.
Personally I would say that unless you're viewing your TV from at least 10ft away the buzzing noise coming from this set is really quite distracting during quiet moments of viewing or if you have the volume on low.
If you're going to go to such depths as comparing very specific image details and sound qualities (which I think is a good thing), you have to at least devote a paragraph to buzzing.
Jonti, There is a Panasonic technical bulletin about the buzzing noise. It's caused by some internal cables which are vibrating against the back panel. There is a simple mod to cure this, but it must be carried out by an approved engineer. Contact your dealer and ask for it to be done under the warranty.
Chris thanks very much for the reponse, I will get in touch with my supplier.
After your review went to purchase the 37" plasma or lcd lzd85 panny. Want big screen to watch sport.
Found both disappointing when watching Olympics. There appears to be considerable movement (distortion) around the figures of the players which would annoy us. Would this be normal when viewing plasma/lcd against what we have crt? Also found the plasma dull when compared directly against lcd although the distortion was worse on the lcd. Have we got to wait for better and more stable pictures or consider getting bigger screen?
many thanks your help.
Where did you see the screens? If you are just doing a walk-by in the store then it is very hard to judge sets objectively under the harsh lighting and with the variable quality of signal fed to the sets + you don't know how they have been set up.
That dullness that you have perceived in the plasma could also be a more accurrate colour palette compared to the brash LCD. The other day I tried walking back and forth between a Panny plasma and a Samsung LCD. At first the Samsung seemed sharp and enticing but after a few minutes I became aware of some very weird colours (blue-green grass?) compared to the 'duller' but more natural plasma. I think LCDs are better at sucking people in as they seem brighter & more colourful but would be hard to live with.
Oh well, just my thoughts.
Many thanks tractorboy.
Your right it was in local store we viewed, not ideal but suspect they won't let me borrow one!
Is the distortion (pixalation)a norm for plasma/lcd and is it getting better?
Really disapppointed not to have one for the Olympics and the coming footie season but would the right set-up eliminate most of the problem on the plasma?
Re message 15th would very much appreciate your further thoughts as still keen to get a big screen but should I wait?
I'm trying to choose between the TH-37PX80B and the same in 42 inch or possibly the pz version of the 42. I've been advised to get a plasma because of it's ability to handle movement and like previous contibutors i want the screen for the new footy season! My problem is that I have a small lounge an will be about 7 to 9 feet away from the screen. Sharpness of image is something that i would like to have. Any advice would be very welcome!!
If you have SKY Digital and like sports & movies, this is the definitive TV to buy.You won't need to upgrade to SKY HD because the picture is truly stunning. The picture quality via the SD card reader on the front is breathtaking.Don't bother looking at anything else.What a bargain.𧼏.00 plus free 5 year guarantee from Empire Direct.
Can you play avi movies via an SD card?
I have the 42px80b and my girlfriend has just got the 37px8ba, which I believe is the same as the 80b but a couple of connections less. We have experience of a number of LCD and a couple of Plasma screens which we can compare the Panas to.
The 37 is a stunning piece of equipment for the price and the picture for none-hd sources is actually better than my 42, almost certainly as it is the same resolution and physically smaller. Pictures and refresh are nothing short of excellent and the sound is far better than adequate.
I see many different views regarding none hd channel picture quality. I have both a VM cable box + a none-hd sky box, both connected via scart. The picture quality from the sky box is vastly superior to the same channels from the VM cable box. This could explain the variability of folks perceived SD channel quality. The on-board tuner on my pana is less than impressive, but I don't use that anyway.
We have noted that in many cases a superficial view is highly deceptive and only normal usage can really show the strengths (more accurately weaknesses) of units.
With only Sony and recent Samsungs as the exceptions, these 8 series Panasonic Plasma's are head and shoulders above all LCD's we have compared them with including LG's, and Toshiba's. We consider the Panasonics to equal or exceed most of the Samsungs and Sony's in all but but HD performance and then only with some of the more expensive LCD's possibly looking better (Far more expensive than the Pana's).
I have not heard any buzzing from either Panasonic unit, although admittedly my hearing is no longer acute
I would recommend these 8 series Panasonics to anyone. In my opinion, the prices they are now available at make the purchase of budget or mid-range LCD units a complete waste of money.
Regarding size, the 42 is actually too big for my 12 * 12 room and is overpowering. The 37 is the perfect size for the 12 * 12 room with viewing distances from 6 - 10 feet, the 42" is really only suitable for 10' + viewing distances.
Hope these comments from a normal user help others in their choices
I've had our TH-37PX80B for about a year now, and have been really impressed, particularly with the picture quality. It is worth spending a little bit of time setting up to get the best out of the unit (see www.hdtvtest.co.uk/Panasoni... for the picture settings I use). I agree with Toby's comments about viewing distances (you need to be at least 6ft away from the set, and preferably about 10ft).
I've got the Panny hooked up to a Humax Freesat+ HDR (connected via HDMI), and the picture quality is fantastic - great for SD sources, and amazing for HD sources which are really crisp, colourful and detailed. No smearing or motion blur that you get from LCD panels. Upscaled DVD through HMDI is also great (I've not yet invested in a bluray player). The review is right about the sound quality - this, for me, is the only area where the Panny is let down. It is perfectly fine for regular day-to-day viewing, but I'd recommend an AV setup for watching movies (also as BBC HD and Sky HD broadcast in 5.1 surround).
I've used several LCD panels before, and spent quite some time researching the options before purchase, and I must say that I'm a complete convert to plasma. The only downside with Plasma is that energy consumption is higher than LCD.
In terms of picture quality and value for money, this panel rocks.
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From UK Guardian: The Church of England has been plunged into its gravest crisis in decades after legislation that would have allowed female clergy to become bishops, and swept away centuries of entrenched sexism, was rejected by just six votes. In dramatic scenes at Church House in Westminster, a long-awaited measure that was the result [Read More…]
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Mercy, see this? What have you seen as a new holiday "flavors"? 8:46PM EST November 18. 2012 – Every year, before the Thanksgiving turkey hits the platter, America's food giants decide that consumers want to celebrate the holidays with something they can't get the rest of the year: weird flavors. Not only is holiday 2012 no [Read More…]
The Electoral College
From the NYTimes, opining about the electoral college as defective, even if in some important ways it now favors Democrats: The Electoral College remains a deeply defective political mechanism no matter whom it benefits, and it needs to be abolished. We say that in full knowledge that the college may be tilting toward the kinds [Read More…]
We Must Believe in Age (RJS)
Among other things lately, I have been reading from Christian letters to a post-Christian world, a selection of essays by Dorothy Sayers, unfortunately out of print now. C. S. Lewis has a broad readership among Christians – and well deserved. But Sayers deserves a far broader readership than she receives. She was much more than [Read More…]
The Argument from You: Jeff Cook
You Prove God's Existence (Argument #4 for God's Existence) Most people think they exist. Even Descartes, who set out to doubt everything, found he could not rightly doubt his own existence. But some stories, like Materialism, make believing in one's self problematic. This may seem ridiculous at first, but notice: Materialism tells us a story [Read More…]


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A proven tool to reduce energy consumption, variable frequency drives (VFDs) became increasingly used during the 1970s energy crisis. Today, VFDs remain a critical component to control motor speed—improving efficiency, reducing wear and tear on valuable mechanical components, and improving system performance. However, modern drives are more effective and easier to use.
Fundamentally, VFDs control the frequency and voltage supply so the motor closely matches the speed requirements for an application. However, the latest generation of VFDs is more efficient, intelligent and user friendly—ultimately leading to increased energy savings for industrial applications.
Technology advancements in capacitors, direct current (DC) link reactors, insulated-gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs), heat management, processing power, graphical interfaces, communications and monitoring technology enable the development of solutions to problems that were not recognized in the past. Additionally, new and advanced performance algorithms enhance energy efficiency.
Drives can deliver energy savings while optimizing process reliability and protecting valuable assets by controlling the motor or pump and themselves.
Advanced Performance Algorithms
New algorithms can deliver significant energy savings and stability—establishing a new level of efficiency. A novel control algorithm for VFDs reduces the input power of an induction motor that is used to drive a variable torque load, such as a fan or pump. The algorithm dynamically adjusts the volts per hertz (V/Hz) relationship supplied to the motor while maintaining optimum magnetization current to provide improved energy efficiency and reduced electrical costs. This algorithm can also be applied to constant torque applications that would not typically realize energy savings by using a VFD.
The energy-optimizing algorithm begins when the drive commands the motor to follow a reference frequency or when the user enters a new reference frequency. To assure motor stability, the algorithm initially sets the drive output voltage at the same level as the voltage based on the linear V/Hz method for the same reference frequency. It then reduces the voltage incrementally to optimize energy use.
Meanwhile, the algorithm monitors several real-time motor parameters to prevent the motor from experiencing conditions that may lead to instability. When the motor enters the optimal zone of operation, the drive output voltage remains at the same level until a change triggered by commands to the drive occurs—such as a change in the reference frequency or a change in real-time parameters. After the output voltage stabilizes, the drive monitors the motor's real-time parameters to prevent instability conditions and motor current rise.
Experimental results demonstrate that these algorithms are capable of assuring motor stability and achieving superior energy savings compared with other static or dynamic V/Hz control methods. By using VFDs with this technology, users can go beyond drive efficiency and ultimately improve the efficiencies of the motor and the application for superior energy savings.
From Line Reactors to DC Chokes
In the latest generation of VFDs, the internal line reactor is replaced with a built-in DC link choke with input surge protection. The internal line reactor provided protection for the alternate current (AC) diode and harmonic mitigation to the line, preventing harmonic distortion from returning to the distribution channel. The line reactor is most effective at the highest order of the harmonic spectrum.
The DC link choke performs the same task as the line reactor—preventing harmonic distortion from returning on the line and acting as a filter to smooth the ripple on a DC bus. While it reduces harmonics similarly to the AC line reactor, the DC link choke reduces harmonics across the entire harmonic spectrum.
In turn, this allows end users to meet the more rigid requirements of International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 61800, which looks at individual harmonics, not just the total harmonics of the system. The built-in DC link choke complies with the C2 category for both radiated and conducted emissions specified in European Norm (EN)/IEC 61800-3.2 for commercial and industry environments. In other words, all drive manufacturers will need to use a DC link choke to meet this emissions standard in the next generation of drives.
Further, the DC link choke has the added benefit of a lower voltage drop than the equivalent AC line reactor, translating into overall increased efficiency for the drive. Specifically, the AC line reactor typically results in a 2 to 4 percent voltage drop, whereas the DC link choke has a voltage drop of less than 1 percent. This translates into an overall increased drive efficiency.
Enhanced Graphical Displays & Monitoring
The next generation of drives also has enhanced graphical displays and monitoring capabilities that support a shift to user-friendly interfaces. The days of referencing keypad-displayed codes in user manuals are ending with scrolling text descriptions of parameters, monitoring values, fault codes and menu structures.
In addition, users are shifting to threshold functionality, which provide the ability to customize text or units displayed for their specific application. Drive keypads are also starting to provide the ability to define user configurable soft keys on the keypad to create specific functions that enhance diagnostics or convert a process from complex to simple with the press of a button.


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Over 100 supporters and advocates joined United Way and Home For Good at a special screening event last night at ArcLight Cinemas Hollywood!
Our kickoff screening of the documentary film, @home, was a great success helping to spread the word about homeless services and the work of Home For Good and our partners to create lasting change in LA. The film spotlights the issue of homelessness through the personal stories of people experiencing homelessness across the nation. After the film, we were honored to have a strong panel, including the subject of the film Mark Horvath, United Way supporter and volunteer Marti McFall, and Home For Good Business Leaders Task Force Co-Chair Jerry Neuman.
We would like to give a special thank you to the following supporters who helped make this night possible:
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
- Kindling Group
- @home
- Susanne Suffredin
Mark Horvath
Marti McFall
Jerry Neuman
- Neil Haltrecht
- ArcLight Cinemas
Thank you to everyone that attended the screening and for those of you that donated at the event! Check out pictures from the event on our Facebook HERE!


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Mexico to tender licenses to exploit 10 deep-water Gulf areas
MEXICO CITY Dec 16 (Reuters) - Mexico will tender licenses to explore and drill 10 deep-water areas in the Gulf of Mexico as part of a landmark opening of its long-closed oil sector, the country's energy regulator said on Wednesday.
Four of those areas, in the Perdido Fold Belt, are expected to contain light crude, Mexico's oil regulator CNH announced. (Reporting by Adriana Barrera)
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Agnes Excuse me? Did you put this circular through the letter box?
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Agnes I'm glad I caught you. Tell me, does your restaurant deliver? [Pause]
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Agnes Does it deliver?
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Agnes Does it make home deliveries?
Atif Yes.
Agnes To here? Do you understand what I'm saying? To here?
Atif Oh, no.
Agnes So I'd have to go to the restaurant? And do you recommend the food?
Atif Yes.
Agnes Where are you from? You're not from this country.
Atif Yes.
Agnes What is your country?
Atif Pakistan.
Agnes My daughter toured that part of the world years ago. Before all the... There have been troubles lately, haven't there? She lives in Spain now.
Atif Yes. [Pause]
Agnes And your family? Are they back there? It's easy to keep in touch. You'd think. Even if you're only as far away as Spain. You'd think people could just pick up the phone.
Atif Yes, but...
Agnes I'm sorry?
Atif But if you want delivery, you call the number here.
Agnes If I want?
Atif Delivery. [Pause]
Agnes So you do deliver?
Atif Oh yes, yes. [He laughs]
Agnes Oh, will you be coming back here?
Atif Yes. And takeaway.
Agnes No, but do you... You will be coming back to my street sometime? Because feel free to knock. I'm usually here. Alone. It's been so nice to talk to you. [Pause]
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This unique and beautiful landscape that gave these unbridled horses their spirit and tenacity now feeds our vines. With loamy-sand and gravel soils, these hills require a strong and determined grapevine, and our 14 Hands vines revel in this unique and world class terroir. With the fruit from these tenacious vines, 14 Hands wines are handcrafted into big, bold, juicy fruit forward reds and crisp, fruit forward white wines that are laced with the unbridled spirit and legend of the region.
14 Hands celebrates the spirit of these wild horses, and the rich and unique history of Washington wines not only in our wines, but also in the vibrant colors and images on our popular varietal labels and our new Hot to Trot red and white blend wines. Whether you enjoy 14 Hands by the glass in your favorite restaurant, or share a bottle with family or friends, our wines are the quintessential Washington wine experience – fruit-forward, easily enjoyable with any meal or on any occasion, and delivering a superb value for the price. Bringing this bottle of wine to the party is more than bringing just a wine – it's a delicious wine with a unique story that's sure to spark up a memorable conversation.
Recommended with tomato-basil bruschetta, eggplant parmesan, herb
crusted prime rib, grilled beef steak or hearty venison stew.
Most winemakers will agree that cool-climate wines like Pinot Noir are the most difficult to produce. And most will agree that Jeff Stewart does so with unparalleled success. Jeff comes to Buena Vista with over 15 years of achievement in cool-climate viticulture and his focus on gentle handling of the grapes and temperature moderation produces wines with complexity, character and depth.


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Archive for Terry Starbucker
Essential Tools Featuring Terry StarbuckerPosted by: | Comments
In December 2006, a conversation with Liz Strauss inspired me to start a series on the Essential Tools of web professionals. Liz Strauss is the co-founder of the blogging conference SOBCon which is coming up the first weekend in May. I went to the conference last year and I am still reaping the benefits of the relationships established and formed. Today's Essential Tools feature will spotlight Terry Starbucker, another co-founder of SOBCon.
Terry Starbucker is a service company executive with nearly 28 years in the business world. He writes about leadership and personal development on his blog, "Ramblings From a Glass Half Full".
And now over to Terry:
This is a guest post I never thought I'd write. I come from a not-too-distant past of #2 pencils, 12-column pads and a 10-key calculator. That was the extent of my tools when I graduated college 28 years ago (I know, not too impressive). Plus, I've slowly and grudgingly adapted to the web tools of the early 21st Century, only going forward when pushed by my younger and more savvy friends.
But somehow, some way, I've managed to integrate myself into this landscape with a blog, a Twitter account, and a little annual Social Media conference called SOBCon.
Let's just say that I'm a "lucky lagger". And in the process, I've learned that the biggest, most important tool of them all remains something very, very analog – face to face contact.
What all these modern tools represent to me are new means to communicate, and yes, they are marvelous. They have opened up so many doors for me. However, if one is to fully leverage these tools, there has to be a human behind the picture or avatar.
I don't believe I would have made the online strides that I have without taking that leap of faith with Liz Strauss in 2007 and starting SOBCon. That was the place where I could physically meet many of the people I had met through the web, forge deeper and more meaningful relationships, and get those "pushes" that I needed to try newer online tools.
I'm not advocating that everyone who reads this should start a conference, but making the effort to meet at least some of the people you are meeting online can pay some marvelous dividends, and I'm living proof of that.
Now that I've mentioned my important analog tool, here are my favorite digital ones:
- Thesis on WordPress – This is my blogging platform, and I'm very happy with it. I probably don't even use half of the features that I could (remember that slowly part above?)
- Tweetdeck – I am a very active Tweeter, and this application helps me keep up with all those 140 character bursts in a very sensibly organized way.
- Blackberry – My constant companion. A multi-faceted friend that delivers my mail, makes old-style phone calls, puts the internet in my pocket, and allows me to Tweet from just about any place on the face of the earth (much to the chagrin of my wife)
- Skype – Just last week I started using this service, and it took me all of five minutes of crystal clear across the Atlantic conversation to wonder why it took me so long to download it.
- Foursquare – My new toy. I'm trying to be the mayor of my local Starbucks, even though for the life of me I can't figure out why I really need to be.
Thanks Charlene for this opportunity to prove myself wrong, from a Half Full Lucky Lagger.
And thanks to you, Terry, for being part of this series. You can also follow Terry on Twitter (he's @starbucker), where he loves to play virtual disk jockey and share his love of music, and on Facebook.
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One of the things I like best about my Essential Tools series, is getting to know the web pros I feature just a little better. This is definitely the case with this week's star, WordPress Multi-User (WPMU) expert and designer Andrea Rennick of WPMUTutorials.com. From our behind the scenes exchanges, I decided that Andrea and I could be long lost sisters – with our geek tendencies, super Mommy powers, and deficient domestic goddess genes. In all seriousness, I am so glad to be able to feature such talented individuals with such amazing web skills!
And now to Andrea in her own words:
Since I work from home as a freelance WordPress MU developer, I have a home office set up in a spare bedroom. My office mate is my husband Ron. He's pretty essential, as we work together and he does the heavy coding. It's also nice to bounce around ideas with someone else who does the same work as I do. Often, WordPress devs don't get much of a chance to do that.
Some tech tools I use:
- Debian Linux on my desktop: Yes, it's uber-geeky, but the real up side is since I do so much work on server running the same OS, it makes it super easy to develop and test locally then just send along the finished work as if it were server to server. The case has lights and a clear side too, so it looks cool.
- Tweetdeck: it's the work at home office cooler! I also use to to check in with one of our daughters who is away at college. I'm a bit of a twitter-holic, it's always open and I switch back and forth while waiting for page loads. Good thing I'm a fast typer. I have a couple of columns devoted to searches on WordPress MU and buddyPress, just in case I see someone who needs help.
- OpenOffice: aside from docs, it has a built-in "publish to PDF".
- Gimp: the Photoshop-like graphic editor. No, it's not quite Photoshop, but for most of what I need to do, it's perfect.
- Linky: this is a Firefox extension and the sole reason I can answer forum posts so quickly. Just highlight a bunch of links on the page, right click, select the "Open in tabs" option and off you go – multiple tabs opening at once. Three clicks instead of dozens.
Some soft tools:
- A really good chair. I sit at my desk for a large portion of the day. the best advice I read was "For a startup, buy $100 desks and $700 chairs". It's totally worth it. That being said, I have a really good desk too – a big L-shaped one arranged just how I like it.
- Notebooks. Lots of 'em: you know the big 3 subject coiled-wire bound notebooks? I use those for everything. I write down every single thing I need to remember. I jot down notes from client calls, I write up to-do lists, I write down things I'm working on and great ideas. When I fill one, I file it and move on to the next. As long as it is all in my notebook, I can find it. For me, the act of writing things down helps me to remember it more. I try to section things out, but I usually wind up just flipping to a new page for a new day, or a new client call. Everything work-related is in my book.
- Black extra fine ink pens. There's three on my desk right now.
- Since I work from home and live out in the country, I have a surprising lack of other work-related tech tools. I can barely use my cell phone and usually forget it when I go out.
When I'm not on the internet, blogging about WordPress MU at WPMUTutorials.com, I play a mild-mannered homeschooling mom of four. Ron and I also have a consultancy at RonandAndrea.com. We recently dipped our toes into BuddyPress themes and run http://freebpthemes.com and http://premiumbpthemes.com.
Subscribe to the Essential Keystrokes feed so you don't miss a single Essential Tools feature. Next week will feature SOBCon conference co-founder Terry Starbucker (also known from his Ramblings from a Glass Half Full blog) . If you are interested in sharing your essential tools for business, drop me a line at cpolanosky [at] gmaildotcom.


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SFO Hosts Green Fleet Expo for Northern California Airports
Event Highlights Clean Air Options for Airports, Airlines and Ground Transportation Operators
SAN FRANCISCO — Northern California commercial service airports – San Francisco International (SFO), Oakland International (OAK), Mineta-San Jose International, Sacramento International, and Fresno-Yosemite International – teamed-up today at SFO's Aviation Museum for a green fleet workshop and exposition to educate the aviation community on alternative-fuel vehicle policies, technology and funding opportunities.
CALSTART, a leading clean transportation technologies consortium, developed and produced the event to highlight regulations affecting vehicles that serve airports. Today's workshop includes technology solutions and best practices, as well as funding sources to help fleets comply with regulations.
On display are alternative-fuel vehicles used at airports such as taxis, shuttles, vans, work trucks, and aircraft ground support equipment. These vehicles are hybrid-electric, plug-in electric, or powered by compressed natural gas. Also present are providers of alternative-fuel infrastructure and diesel retrofit devices.
"Being a responsible steward of the environment has long been one of San Francisco International Airport's guiding principles," said Airport Director John L. Martin. "SFO's commitment to environmental programs has been well-documented (continued expansion of alternative-fueled vehicles at SFO; the installation solar panels on our facilities; the creation of the first "green" rental car incentive program in the country, just to name a few). As a result of this clear and longstanding commitment to the environment, SFO is extremely honored to host such an important and wonderfully collaborative event."
California airports are working, both individually and collaboratively, on opportunities to improve air quality by using cleaner-burning alternative fuels in their fleets. Together, they received a Diesel Emissions Reduction grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in 2008. This funded the retrofit or replacement of heavy-duty vehicles at SFO, OAK, San Diego, and Los Angeles airports. For example, these funds are allowing OAK to reduce diesel emissions by installing filters on 10 shuttle buses. CALSTART is the grant applicant and administrator on behalf of the airports.
"Oakland International is focused on operating our business smarter, cheaper and in an environmentally friendly way," said Deborah Ale Flint, acting director of aviation for the Port of Oakland, which owns and operates the airport. "We encourage airlines, ground transportation operators and other partners to invest in alternative-fuels, resulting in less air pollution and fewer greenhouse gases in the airport area. Today's workshop gives them the valuable tools and information needed to achieve this goal," she continued.
"We are excited about our collaboration with the largest California airports," said CALSTART CEO John Boesel. "It's the first step in what we hope will be a long-term partnership. Airports by their nature are major sources of ground-based emissions but these airports are really stepping up and addressing them in a coordinated manner."
CALSTART works with business, fleets, government and airports to develop and implement clean, efficient transportation solutions. Visit calstart.org for more information.
About San Francisco International Airport
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) offers non-stop links with more than 30 international points on 25 international carriers. The Bay Area's largest airport connects non-stop with more than 65 cities in the U.S. on 20 domestic airlines. For up-to-the-minute departure and arrival information, airport maps and details on shopping, dining, cultural exhibitions, ground transportation and more, visit www.flysfo.com. SFO was voted "North America's Best Airport" in 2008 by passengers for its outstanding customer service and amenities.


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LANDOVER, Md. -- Maybe the Washington Redskins are just in the New York Giants' heads, right? Maybe the Giants just can't solve what the Redskins throw at them. They have had a miserable time with Washington of late, going 1-3 against them over the past two seasons, and it's possible they just don't match up well against them. Entirely possible that, just as they did last December, the Giants will rebound from a frustrating loss to their division rivals in D.C. and roll on into (and maybe even through) the playoffs from here on out. No one would be overly surprised.
But if they don't -- if this Giants December ends up a repeat of 2009 or 2010 instead of 2011 -- then, wow, will the Giants have plenty of missed opportunities on which to reflect. Monday Night's flop at FedEx Field. The 0-2 stretch against AFC North opponents in early November. A loss to the Eagles (who haven't won since!) in Philadelphia at the tail end of September. All of these loom in memory as avoidable pitfalls, games in which Super Bowl champions should be able to find a way. Had they won just one of those four games I mentioned, the Giants would have a firm grasp on a fairly weak NFC East and be looking ahead to the playoffs.
"We still feel comfortable where we are," Giants defensive end Justin Tuck insisted. "We still have a one-game lead."
That's important to remember, even as fans of the Cowboys and Redskins begin sizing up schedules and researching tiebreakers. The Giants are the one NFC East team that remains in control of its destiny. If the Giants win all four of their remaining games, they will win the division, regardless of what the Redskins and Cowboys do. Those other teams need help. The Giants do not.
But while the Giants have shown, with impressive victories over teams like San Francisco and Green Bay, that they can play with and beat pretty much anybody, they have totally squandered their margin for error. They have the reeling-but-dangerous Saints on Sunday at home, then they have consecutive road games in Atlanta and Baltimore. The Falcons are 32-7 at home over the past five years. The Ravens are 33-6. It's folly to imagine that the Giants can't win either game or both, but neither would be an upset if they lost it. And then in Week 17 loom those pesky Eagles, who are one of the worst teams in the league right now but have beaten the Giants eight times in their last nine tries. No gimme, that.
"You can't be down about it," Eli Manning said. "We still have a great opportunity ahead of us. We have some tough teams to face, but that's what makes it exciting. We have to play better football."
The good news for the Giants is that they know they can. They have the recent memory of the way they played last week against Green Bay, not to mention the not-distant memory of the way they played in last year's playoffs and Super Bowl, to drive, motivate and convince them. They are not worried or scared or nervous, and they really shouldn't be -- yet.
But what Monday Night's loss did is put the Giants on the precipice of trouble. If they lose even one or two of their remaining four games, there are two division rivals who don't like them very much and would be happy to accept the gift of the opportunity the defending champs seem intent on offering. They have, by failing to win the games they needed to win to make their lead comfortable, instead made things much more difficult for themselves than they had to be. And maybe that's the way they like it. Maybe the Giants are at their best when things aren't easy. Maybe this thing with the Redskins is really real, and the Giants just can't figure out that one particular team but will bounce back against seemingly tougher ones. We wait to find out. They have once again, and in spite of what was surely their strong preference to do otherwise, set up the final weeks of the season in a way that's sure to hold everyone's attention.


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One of the victims of this violence, Kenneth Gladney, has hired an attorney and his attorney had this to say about the incident:
I am Kenneth Gladney's attorney. Kenneth was attacked on the evening of August 6, 2009 at Rep. Russ Carnahan's town hall meeting in South St. Louis County. I was at the town hall meeting as well and witnessed the events leading up to the attack of Kenneth. Kenneth was approached by an SEIU representative as Kenneth was handing out "Don't Tread on Me" flags to other conservatives. The SEIU representative demanded to know why a black man was handing out these flags. The SEIU member used a racial slur against Kenneth, then punched him in the face. Kenneth fell to the ground. Another SEIU member yelled racial epithets at Kenneth as he kicked him in the head and back. Kenneth was also brutally attacked by one other male SEIU member and an unidentified woman. The three men were clearly SEIU members, as they were wearing T-shirts with the SEIU logo.Notice that all the violence at these town hall meetings began AFTER Democrats in Congress and President Obama called on their Union supporters to show up and counter the loud and somewhat rowdy, but non-violent, protests at the meetings. Also, at this meeting, ACORN members were allowed in ahead of protesters who were barred. Queen Pelosi has referred to American citizens peacefully protesting as "Nazis." Grandma Reid has publicly mocked American citizens for protesting and voicing opposition to their plans to socialize medicine in America. So who is it doing all the "organizing" and causing trouble?
Kenneth was beaten badly. One assailant fled on foot; three others were arrested. Kenneth was admitted to St. John's Mercy Medical Center emergency room, where he was treated for his numerous injuries. Kenneth was merely expressing his freedom of speech by handing out the flags. In fact, he merely asked people as they exited the town hall meeting whether they would like a flag. He in no way provoked any argument or altercation, as evidenced by the fact that three assailants were arrested.
We hope that Kenneth fully recovers from his injuries; however, he is in great pain at this time. We will be pursuing legal action at our discretion. This was a truly senseless hate crime carried out by racist union thugs. Regretfully, Representative Carnahan's statements blaming Kenneth for being a disruptive force are wholly untrue and slanderous. We would like to think that an elected official in Representative Carnahan's position would gather accurate information before carelessly rushing to judgment.
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Pay close attention to all this folks. We are witnessing history in the making. It is amazing to watch these statists lose control and self-destruct. Truly, a "teachable moment."
**(I'll really try not to to make any more political posts for a while, but it sure is tough with this bunch in power. Coming some time over the weekend . . . The Dominance of Southern Culture)


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Apple has just set loose a major/minor update for Mac OS X Snow Leopard bringing it up to v10.6.4.
I say 'major/minor' since the release can weigh in as heavily as 640MB for some users, but largely looks to fix a bug list so long it could make you wonder if anything working with the OS beforehand.
The biggest news is the bundling of Safari 5, the much anticipated and greatly improved new version of Apple's own web browser that brings a 30 per cent speed boost over v4. It also adds support for third party extensions as well as the controversial 'Safari Reader' tool which strips a multi-page web article of its ads and displays it in a new scrollable view "without any additional content or clutter" (pictured). Yes, we're thrilled - just keep using TrustedReviews Shopping and we'll still love you.
Elsewhere we're largely looking at making things "just work" to quote the company's favourite slogan, but if you spot anything particularly exciting do let us know and we'll post it.
Until then have fun (I use the term loosely) digging through this lot:
-improves compatibility with some Braille displays
-resolves an issue that causes the keyboard or trackpad to become unresponsive
-resolves an issue that may prevent some Adobe Creative Suite 3 applications from opening
-addresses issues copying, renaming, or deleting files on SMB file servers
-improves reliability of VPN connections
-resolves a playback issue in DVD Player when using Good Quality deinterlacing
-resolves an issue editing photos with iPhoto or Aperture in full screen view
-resolves an issue with Parental Controls Time Limits for Open Directory or Active Directory users
-resolves a display sleep issue with MacBook Pro (Early 2010) computers
-resolves an issue with MacBook Pro (Early 2010) computers in which the right speaker may sound louder -than the left speaker
-includes Safari 5.0; for more information about Safari 5.0, see this webpage
-Security improvements; for information about the security content of this update, please visit this article
-Fixes and improvements for Aperture 3
-adds tethered shooting support for additional digital camera models
-addresses IPTC metadata compatibility issues
-Fixes and improvements for external devices
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-resolves an issue with using third-party USB web cameras
-resolves an issue with noise when using some third-party FireWire audio devices
-resolves pairing issues with Apple remotes
In related news Apple has just released iTunes 9.2 - the version of iTunes which makes the love it/hate it software compatible with the iPhone 4. Other improvements include iPhone compatibility with iBooks 1.1, folder support for organising iPhone home screens in iTunes, faster back-up and improvements to the speed of scrolling in iTunes. Grab it here.
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gnujake is the GNU Jointly Administered Knowledge Environment. It seeks to support the management of and linking between online resources and descriptions thereof.
Chronicle and slashdot on LOCKSS
slashdot is running this story on the Highwire Press-led LOCKSS project for distributed long-term journal storage. The /. blurb references the months-old Chronicle piece on the topic. The LOCKSS page hasn't changed in a while... hope we see some source code and reports soon.
as seen at freshmeat: "A minor API change for document access, a fix for a bug causing DA file reading to fail, various other bugfixes, extended test suite, and internal code reorganisation." for more see open.muscat.com.
OSCR - open source course reserve
Wally Grotophorst from GMU says: "OSCR uses Perl & MySQL to provide electronic reserves services at an academic library...." and that they are "entering their second year on the product." Download it yourself at timesync.gmu.edu/OSCR, it is under the GPL.
as seen at freshmeat: "Some bugs were fixed, minor GUI changes, documentation was added to dbflat.pm class." For more see the BioMail page.
Prospero-1.34: ALERT
Eric S. writes in: "Important: Versions prior to 1.33 contained in the file "getdoc.pl" a potentially serious security threat. Malicious Web users could submit a modified document request to "getdoc.pl" that could provide the Web user with the contents of important files or even provide them will local shell access if the script is running on a system that provides such access. WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND updating to version 1.34 [available at:] bones.med.ohio-state.edu/prospero/. Thanks also go to John C. for finding the hole and supplying the patch.
gnujake progress
There are now thousands of auto-correlated records in the union list. Try it out at www.med.yale.edu/library/gnujake/. Note that the authority editing piece is under revision for a few days...
dba: new gpl version; new maintainers needed
as seen on dba-l: "What's available: A new, improved version of the code (dated March 17, 2000) [available at UCSB here]. This version now offers 'instant gratification,' whereby access to the results of the keyword search in each database is just a click away, without requiring the user to type in their search query again....
The California Digital Library's SearchLight service (
searchlight.cdlib.org/cgi-bin/searchlight), which was originally based upon the DBA code, has replaced DBA at the University of California, San Diego. Since we are no longer maintaining the code, please join the DBA mailing list and share your patches and improvements with other interested parties directly. We will not be releasing any patches or new versions of DBA ourselves. We encourage you to take the code and use it as you see fit, under the terms of the GPL. If you or your institution would like to volunteer to be the official maintainer of the DBA code, please contact Christy Hightower."
from the Open Source Course Reserves (OSCR) site: "Release 1.50 streamlines data entry and adds other features... ". looks like they've also got some php3 in there now in addition to perl, and the perl bits are moving to DBI.
BioMail needs a host
BioMail (new link) was apparently shut down by its author's department, according to the message posted at its former site. Dmitry also stated, in a message to all users, "I have yet to find a host where I can continue the BioMail alert service temporarily or permanently. If someone can help, I would be very glad. BioMail requires a Unix system with Perl, a webserver installed, and a stable internet connection (Linux computer with Apache is preferable)." Can anyone lend a few server processes to get this up and running asap? [update (3/3)]: Dmitry just let me know via email that not only has the sourceforge crew ok'd running the server there, but he also already received two messages from some of you friendly folks who saw this or got the message from oss4lib-list. Way to go, folks... :)


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Carly Rae Jepsen Throws First Pitch...And It's Awful
Carly Rae Jepsen threw out the first pitch at the Tampa Bay Rays/ Houston Astros game yesterday. She wasn't very good.
She's actually thrown a first pitch before, back in April, during an Orioles game. She did pretty well on that one.
Not sure what happened here. I've never thrown a first pitch, so I have no idea how I would do.
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It was a fun, busy week. We gave you SIX different chances to win Maggie Bjorklund's new album "Coming Home" just by taking a look at her six new music videos and liking, re-posting, or commenting on any of them. Simple enough, right?
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Starting today, we announce the launch of Maggie Bjorklund Video Roll Week. Involved are five of our favorite publications, coming together to support five new videos from Maggie's new album--each song with its own unique draw, and each supporting site offering the opportunity for one lucky person to win a copy of Coming Home.
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Three USB ports are provided and support external storage devices and printers. The front port teams up with the backup button alongside and this has a dual function. If you've defined backup jobs on the appliance and assigned them to the button then pressing it will run these in sequence. If not, then it will copy the contents of a predefined folder on the appliance to the attached device.
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X-RAID2 doesn't require so much storage as RAID-6 and it has the added benefit of allowing the array to be expanded on the fly into new drives as they are fitted. Furthermore, you can upgrade hard disks simply by pulling them out one at a time at a time and replacing them with larger models where the array will be rebuilt in the background. Once you've replaced the last one the array will increase in size as determined by the new drive capacities.
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I run the baby brother of this, the RND2000 (bought driveless added 2 x Samsung 1Gb) and find the performance (Gigabit via a Netgear switch, drives mirrored) to be roughly equivalent to a directly attached USB drive. It also supports my Canon i850 printer thou8gh it is slow in doing so. This two drive version is also very competetively priced when you buy it without disks.
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