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Throughout the summer break, seven schools around the Kyrene School District have had their front office remodeled to increase safety for its students and staff.
The seven schools include Kyrene del Norte Elementary School, Kyrene de las Brisas Elementary School, Kyrene Akimel A-al Middle School, Kyrene de los Niños Elementary School, Kyrene de las Lomas Elementary School and Kyrene de las Manitas Elementary School.
The front-office remodels gives each school a visitors lobby for families and students, and access to the school will be given through a "buzzable door" controlled by office staff.
Plate glass will also separate office staff from the visitors' lobby.
The see-through glass gives a sense of security without coming off as too restrictive.
According to the district's website, in 2005, the community passed a capital bond that gave the district funds to enhance student safety — which included the removal of portable buildings at all schools, all classrooms that opened to the outside now open into a corridor, fencing at some schools were altered and an integrated security system was installed to include intrusion alarms, access control and video surveillance cameras.
Mike Deignan, principal at Akimel A-al Middle School, said construction of the front office began during the first month of summer break.
"We separate out the visitors and we grant them access to the rest of the school," he said.
According to the district's website, administrators met with the district Safety and Security Committee, Kyrene Facilities Department and local architects to review district standards and ensure the draft project design met front office needs and layout.
Deignan said Akimel's office was redone because of the previous front-office layout.
"We had more open space, so to put up the walls themselves was going to be less intrusive than in some of the other schools," he said. "The more we can do to make our campuses secure, the better. This is one of those steps, and if we do it correctly, without appearing too restrictive, I think it serves its purpose."
Office staff also had an input on the design to minimize any complications to their work, Deignan said.
"We sat down on three or four planning meetings, and it was quite positive," he said.
Construction will finish before the first day of school, which is Monday, Aug. 4.
Remodels for the remaining 18 Kyrene schools, along with the district office, will be completed by the end of summer 2015.
For more information, visit www.kyrene.org.


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In a steam-boiler the burning fuel is enclosed either by fire-brick or a "water-jacket," forming part of the boiler.
Fixed: a barrel-casing, which is also a water-jacket, and breech-casing.
He pulled the Maxim's block and threw it away; shot the water-jacket full of holes.
A double cylinder formed a water-jacket, connected with a water and steam chamber above, and a water-chamber below.
In the second place, the size of the cylinders and the consequently large extent of water-jacket surface, complicated the problem.
The loss of heat through the water-jacket is thus less in the case of a high-compression than in that of a low-compression motor.
It is operated by the gases of the explosion, has a water-jacket that allows 3000 rounds to be fired without refilling.
It does not heat fast, so has no need of a water-jacket, any surplus heat being removed by a system of radiation.
To the right is the fire-box, surrounded on all sides by a water-jacket in direct communication with the barrel of the boiler.
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The economy grew at a 2.5% annual rate in the second quarter, the government said Thursday, in a report already being overshadowed by a slowdown heading into the second half of the year.
The Commerce Department's third estimate of the economy's growth between April and June was unchanged from the figure released last month. But a slowdown in housing construction and other factors are pulling down third-quarter growth. Data released so far points to a 1.4% growth rate, according to Moody's Analytics.
The new report makes only minor adjustments to what had been previously reported, as a small increase in estimated spending by state and local governments was offset by downwardly-revised estimates of inventory buildup by private businesses.
The second quarter outpaced the 1.1% annual growth rate seen in the first three months of the year because exports rose and business investment rebounded, going from a decline to a 4.7% annualized jump. But spending on research and development fell, as businesses invested more in buildings than in new products and equipment.
Consumer spending grew 1.8% during the quarter, slowing from the 2.3% gain seen in the first quarter. Households continued their recent pattern of spending freely on durable goods like cars, which rose 6.2%, while spending only 1.2% more on services.


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Its contents are mysterious: loose diodes and transistors, carefully wrapped in socks and rubber bands, several books on Calculus, a slide rule, and a half dozen of empty pill bottles with their labels ripped off. Ingrained in my memory, this solidly-constructed box email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-55197176191476009082011-11-01T09:55:00.000-04:002013-09-07T19:59:58.816-04:00Day 1099: in which a good box is hard to find. Between 1974, when I was born, and 1992, when I graduated from high school, I lived in, at least, 20 different houses. Though we resided, for the most part, in Columbia County, so that I could remain in the same school through graduation, continuity where it counts being of importance to my father, we often relocated to different rentals in the area. Whenever we moved into a new house, Bob email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-41895517052779591732011-07-25T20:54:00.003-04:002013-09-07T17:31:26.315-04:00Day 999. in which, no, actually. "I like the way Indians dress. They had weird underwear," Lil stated, as she stood there in her own. "Well. They couldn't just go online and shop for underwear; they had to make their own underwear out of the materials they had." What? A time before the Internets...? Lili's eyes were open wide. "But who were the Indians?" "Well, the Indians were the people living here when Christopher firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-55228227463905111062011-07-04T21:31:00.007-04:002013-09-07T17:32:08.081-04:00Day 987. in which there are explosives. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-34504749842623515792011-02-24T20:37:00.000-05:002011-02-24T20:37:38.847-05:00Day 937. in which the closet is still occupied. Bob in September 2009. My father, who suffers from the late-stages of early-onset Alzheimer's, has not been able to live with me for some time. Simple tasks I once took for granted - like eating, walking, talking - have become real challenges. A man who less than two years ago walked all the way from Kingston to Bloomington, albeit unintentionally, is no longer able to stand unassisted. Only firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-61327591908544092142011-02-23T22:44:00.000-05:002011-02-28T22:44:35.967-05:00Day 935. in which there are NO SEX PISTOLS at the High Museum of Art! Postcard of High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia. The year was 1988! My father drove us from Kinderhook, New York to Atlanta, Georgia in his Isuzu Trooper, which lacked both an air conditioner and a radio, for our vacation in which I recall as an ungodly hot summer. It was the summer before my freshman year in high school and the last thing I wanted to do was to ride with my father in a hot firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-45714236176523351302011-02-18T16:38:00.002-05:002011-08-24T16:45:18.557-04:00Day 922. in which I survived.The @Amtrak conductor announced we're about to arrive at our "final destination." What could he know..? email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-33686054637723794222011-02-04T23:18:00.000-05:002011-02-06T11:01:07.686-05:00Day 921. in which my boss retires and we go for crabcakes. "Warm beer, cold food" And they were email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-51556293759064288942011-02-01T15:57:00.003-05:002013-09-07T17:32:46.894-04:00Day 918. in which the sweetest post-apocalyptic picture is drawn. Art by Lil, Age 5. Lil: "Their world got killed so they're looking for another world." Me: "They look fairly happy for having just lost their world." Lil: "They're on their way to their mother, who has blankets and food..." email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-1622792758496541962011-01-30T15:47:00.000-05:002011-01-30T15:47:21.789-05:00Day 916. in which library books are email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-61200689608026384652011-01-26T16:32:00.000-05:002013-09-07T17:33:11.223-04:00Day 912. in which my robot friend serves copious amounts of coffee. #14. My Coffee-Making Robot Friend. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-83335883528414557102011-01-11T20:32:00.000-05:002013-09-07T20:56:32.719-04:00Day 905. in which we hope to die close to garbage day. The Christmas tree was picked up from the curb by Sanitation Department today. Liam watched intently from the living room window. "Momma, when we die, do we go in the garbage truck?" firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-43454618781630110722010-05-30T10:30:00.001-04:002010-05-30T10:32:54.300-04:00Day 661. in which destitution falls upon the mighty.Down and Out in Kingston, New firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-75144556233791130972010-05-24T21:16:00.002-04:002010-05-24T21:18:12.976-04:00Day 648. in which I find a place I can afford to live in Upstate New York. Authentic + Affordable! How can I deny this authentic Upstate experience? At last, I found a place I can afford to live! I can't afford to buy a real home because I'm in publishing. This cozy camper is one-of-a-kind! Located beneath the shade of a weeping willow tree, she stays cool all spring, right up to summer! Conveniently located next door to all amenities*, I'm ready to pack it up and email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-69199272413950611602010-05-14T17:18:00.001-04:002010-05-14T17:20:32.788-04:00Day 643. in which we wait in the dark.Last night, I found myself planted on the couch in my living room with a gummi worm hanging out of the side of my mouth. I wondered just how long before one of my little hell monkeys would wander by and notice? As a child, I maintained the false belief, as I suspect many children do, that my father was an infallible, rational being. Therefore, everything he said must be universally true and email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-30886036436855691072009-09-09T15:23:00.018-04:002009-09-09T16:30:44.317-04:00Day 503. in which a letter is delivered from 1974.My father is 70 years old. What he owns can fit into a small bedroom.There are hundreds of business cards, wrapped up with rubber bands; soaps and shampoos, collected from motels; beer coasters he habitually nabbed from bars; a large Xerox box full of maps; a variety of adhesive he used during his sock-gluing phase, among a variety of other odds and ends that had somehow called to him. In all email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-49191945827582876832009-05-04T12:23:00.007-04:002009-05-04T14:11:29.066-04:00Day 478. in which signs are only good if you know where you are.And clearly, I didn't.When I look back at when my father first moved in with me, I cringe.I expected more from him than he was capable.He had only recently stopped driving (a blog, for another time...). He had been home most of the time alone, sometimes for days, nights, while his partner was away at work.I wonder now what those days and nights passed alone were like for him.At first, I thought email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-67738232972777524192009-04-12T19:22:00.005-04:002009-05-03T19:27:07.031-04:00Day 456. in which our holidays are always email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-59484856923197762752009-03-06T08:59:00.035-05:002009-04-08T08:07:58.402-04:00Day 421. in which you might not want to respond to your mother's beck and call.Bob's most quiet time of the day is the morning. While words often escape him in the evening, the morning is relatively coherent, when a dialogue is still possible. The panic does not settle into Dad's eyes until the sun begins to set on the day. This morning, his head was resting on the back of the couch, and his eyes were closed. He was quiet.The couch pillows were arranged so that the ones firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-28101946821780208572009-02-02T20:20:00.012-05:002009-02-14T20:33:25.490-05:00Day 389. in which I suspect I lost count... "guy with no arms" by lilith arden soechting, age email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-53781198596988099712009-01-18T18:58:00.021-05:002009-01-19T09:14:40.937-05:00Day 382. in which leroy c. cornell is identified?Often Dad's reality is mismatched from the moment actually transpiring to a moment from long ago. In addition to the Alzheimer's diagnosis, Dad has recently been plagued with pneumonia, and other random viruses passed along to him from his goobie grandchildren who are laden with germs so he's been more confused than usual.Sometimes it seems like my father is already gone.In truth, he cannot do email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-57059640969332102492009-01-12T20:42:00.005-05:002009-01-14T20:54:45.320-05:00Day 375. in which I could use a lecture.Before my father moved in with me, I'd occasionally go up to Cambridge to spend the weekend with him while Barbara was working."So, are you planning on spending the night tonight?" he'd ask.When I'd announce I was spending the entire weekend, he would look overjoyed, "Oh! Good, good! So..., you'll be here all weekend, then? That's great!"Sometimes, he would ask me this more than once and when he email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-44240226194422526402008-12-31T19:07:00.018-05:002008-12-31T19:36:54.432-05:00Day 365. in which we remember what we have written.For many years, I mocked my father for the trail of enigmatic notes that littered our home. They never made much sense to me so it was easy for me to poke fun at them. But the older I become, the more I appreciate how genius this truly was. His notes were obviously a part of his master plan to overcome his memory loss. Written in his own hand, he was not required to rely on his degrading memory. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7774815783657384283.post-78781264889685285582008-12-25T20:44:00.010-05:002008-12-26T07:21:34.544-05:00Day 360. in which I confess about the fire.My father had systems that boggled me for years. I didn't understand them and often what we don't understand, we tend to mock. 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Glee Star Jane Lynch Divorces Wife
Dr. Lara Embry a 52 year old psychologist married Jane Lynch three years ago but their love apparently can't withstand the test of time.
The two have decided to call it quits! In 2010 the Glee Star told People Magazine "It's just the greatest thrill in the world to find somebody that you want to be with every day." She is now singing a different tune, asking for privacy during this difficult time stating, "Lara and I have decided to end our marriage. This has been a difficult decision for us as we care very deeply about one another. We ask for privacy as we deal with this family matter."


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I started the apache server by going to KMenu > Services > HTTPD > Start HTTPD CGI (or something close to it). It start successfully and says the root is at /var/www/htdocs/. What I need to do is to make a .htaccess file that redirects all pages and 404 errors to the index.html page, with this code:
ErrorDocument 404 /index.html
redirect / /index.html
The only problem is that I can't seem to get the .htaccess file to work. It doesn't show up in the browser, or when using ls to list the files, but I know it's there because if I nano /var/www/htdocs/.htaccess, I can view it and edit it.
I think I might be putting it in the wrong spot, (obviously it's in the /var/ww/htdocs/ folder right now). Any help is welcome, thanks.


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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 7/5/2014 (1175 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
What we see is what we're going to get.
Meteorologists with AccuWeather.com say that the cool weather pattern that has dominated central and eastern Canada this spring will prevail into the majority of the summer — meaning cool temperatures though June, July and August for Westman.
The cool spells are being blamed on a persistent dip in the jet stream across central and eastern Canada, especially during June and July. In addition to the jet stream pattern, the record extent of ice coverage over the Great Lakes this spring has delayed the normal warming of the lakes.
The combination of below-normal temperatures and lower humidity levels, however, will reduce the threat for severe weather this summer from the eastern Prairies into northwestern Ontario.
Elsewhere in Canada, the summer outlook calls for a warmer, drier summer from Calgary west. The combination of increased heat and little rainfall, coupled with the ongoing Pine Bark Beetle infestation, will raise the risk for large wildfires along and west of the Continental Divide.
In Vancouver, British Columbia, the combination of high pressure and above-normal sea surface temperatures in the northeast Pacific will lead to a slightly warmer-than-normal summer with reduced chances for rainfall.
Atlantic Canada will experience a cool start to summer, but the region will transition to conditions warmer and more humid than normal for the second half of the summer.
For the first half of summer, near-normal rainfall is expected across most of Atlantic Canada, however, for the second half of the season, the region will transition into a period of above-normal rainfall as a more moist, southerly flow takes over with the opportunity for heavier, tropical rainfall late in the summer.


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Vanderbilt MBA 2015
Digital Marketing Intern at Universal Music Group
Alex Crew wasn't sure what he wanted to study when he started college. But he knew what he didn't want to stop studying.
"I've been playing the cello since I was five years old," says Alex, who attended Vanderbilt University to obtain his undergraduate degree. "It was something I couldn't drop when I went to college."
Alex decided to concentrate his academic studies on Cello Performance and Economics. But "I'm still trying to figure out what I want to do," he says. "That's part of the reason I participated in Accelerator."
For Alex, one of the program's high points was the opportunity to combine his musical interests with creative marketing during an Accelerator group project involving the recording artist Keb Mo. Alex's group presented an idea for a YouTube video competition. "I was really proud of how it turned out," he says.
Even more than what he learned about business, what stood out most to Alex is what he learned about himself. "When we did the Meyers-Briggs assessment," he says, "it revealed that I am an introvert. The Accelerator program sort of got me out of my bubble and my comfort zone, which has been really great.
"I've learned to take the ensemble specialty I've gained through music and apply it to a business setting. It has been a really good learning experience."


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You got to keep the devil down there in the hole
Research ››› ››› ERIC ALTERMAN
"We've got to warn the future. So no one gives him a baseball team!" America's greatest pundit, no contest.
If Bush is not the Manchurian President, then perhaps he is in the pay of Satan. Ruhhly, has evil ever had a better time of things than under this guy? We'll get to Iraq in a second. Look at Afghanistan. No wonder bin Laden endorsed him. and hey, Putin's a good man, too. Remember that?
Speaking of which, I had breakfast with Ms. Franke-Ruta the other day in Cambridge, and she sat down and immediately said something profound: "So George Bush is the only person in the world who understands Iraq. Just what do you think are the chances of that?" It was kinda funny at the time, but who would have thought that anyone would actually claim it? Well, guess what? Here is Andy Card saying Bush "knows more than any of these people who are serving on these panels." Good God, what a crazy country this is.
All of this leads me to ask: OK, everyone's pretty much on board with the position that so many of us argued four years ago, only to be called cowards, crybabies, and pacifists by the people who now admit we were right -- and "idiots" by the people who still can't bring themselves to admit it -- How many people who were right in the first place were on the Baker Commission? How many people who were right were interviewed on the Sunday shows this weekend? How many were included in the Sunday Times' op-ed symposium? What is the name of the disease when you keep going back for more advice to the people who screwed you up in the first place? (Hertzberg's good, huh?)
P.S., extra credit: Here's what made me such an "idiot" to those smart, far-sighted folks at The Weekly Standard: "Is Wolfowitz really so ignorant of history as to believe the Iraqis would welcome us as 'their hoped-for liberators'?"
-- Eric Alterman in the April 21, 2003, issue of The Nation. As I recall, O'Reilly ran my mugshot the same week.
While recommendations multiply in Washington on what the Bush administration should do in and with Iraq, we seldom hear Iraqi voices talking to us directly about the hell that their country has become since the invasion of 2003. In his latest TomDispatch piece, independent reporter Dahr Jamail, who covered the front lines of daily life in Baghdad on and off from 2003 to 2005, offers emails from several of his former sources who are still there.
In this moving report from shredded and mutilated Iraq, he creates a collage of the messages of others, giving us a chilling sense of life and death, sectarian strife, hopelessness, and despair in that land. A translator describes hiding under the car he is trying to sell in Baghdad as an attack rages; a doctor finds he cannot respond adequately to the father of a hideously wounded young man ("Those criminals targeted me but hit my boy. Why didn't they just kill me instead?"); a Kurd bemoans the scam of "reconstruction" in his area.
In conclusion, Jamail writes: "I've long since abandoned asking myself the question: How much worse can it get in Iraq? My Iraqi friends and colleagues tell me that one of the more popular sayings in Baghdad nowadays is, 'Today is better than tomorrow.' "
Imus on Jewish money-grubbing bastards (are there any other kind?). Sounds like Abe Foxman's going to get another donation ...
Cruel but Funny Department: "Picture a necrotic, sinister, burned-out wasteland -- a vast, dull mound of rubble punctuated by moments of bleak emptiness and, occasionally, smoking. Those of you whose imaginations alighted instantly on the Late Christopher Hitchens have only yourselves to blame, for I was referring to Fallujah." Here.
Speaking of whom, you think Pinochet gave it up because, what with his friend and supporter Jeane Kirkpatrick gone, he had no reason to live? (Well, there was still Henry.)
From the National Coalition for History:
The battle in Washington is escalating over a move by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to close its nationwide network of scientific libraries. EPA began closing some of its regional branch libraries and one at its Washington, D.C. headquarters earlier this fall. The agency is not only closing the facilities, but also has reportedly begun to destroy documents or shipped them to repositories where they are uncataloged and inaccessible to EPA employees, scientists, and the general public. In addition, EPA has authorized the U.S. General Services Administration to begin selling off library equipment.
This week, four Democrats who will likely chair key House committees in the 110th Congress sent what amounted to a cease and desist letter to EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson urging him to halt the library closures. In the letter, Ranking Members Reps. Bart Gordon (D-TN), John Dingell (D-MI), Henry A. Waxman (D-CA) and James Oberstar (D-MN) expressed their serious concerns over the current implementation of "library reorganization" plans and the "destruction or disposition" of library holdings. "It is imperative that the valuable government information maintained by the EPA's libraries be preserved," wrote the Ranking Members.
In September, the four Democrats asked the Government Accountability Office to initiate an investigation of the impact of EPA's proposed library closures. They want Johnson to halt his reorganization until the GAO issues its report. The closure of the libraries was included in the administrations' proposed FY 2007 budget for EPA. The initiative is estimated to save EPA $2 million annually. However, since the federal government is operating under a continuing resolution, Congress has not technically signed off on the proposed cuts.
Alter-reviews by Sal, NYCD
David Gilmour, On An Island (Special Edition) -- It took Sony an excruciatingly long 32 weeks to reissue this not-bad solo release from the Pink Floyd guitarist, which now includes a bonus DVD that features footage from Royal Albert Hall and his AOL Sessions. (Technology has improved dramatically in 32 weeks.) On An Island resembles the moodier style of post-Waters, post-Final Cut Floyd, but Gilmour's signature guitar playing stands out and makes this a better than average release.
Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint, Hot As a Pistol, Keen As a Blade (DVD) -- Two-plus hours of concert footage and more, captured earlier this year in Toronto. This DVD features Costello faves and Allen Toussaint hits reworked with a New Orleans R&B flavor. Costello material like "Deep Dark Truthful Mirror," "Tears Before Bedtime," and "Chelsea" all sound fresh with the addition of Toussaint's Crescent City horns and arrangements. While old R&B faves like "Fortune Teller" and "Yes We Can Can" both penned of course, by Toussaint, get new life with Costello's inspired vocals. Thirty-one tracks, and not a lemon in the bunch. This is a good one! More here.
End Sal.
If there were more of Sal to go around, we'd be able to do justice to the spate of concert DVDs that have been showing up lately, like for instance, the 1994 documentary Live! Tonight! Sold Out!! about Nirvana, which was apparently edited by Kurt, or so says my source on all things Nirvana. I like Nirvana a lot, but I'd have to like 'em more to like this DVD. Maybe you do, but I don't. Not enough music for my taste, and too much talk that doesn't amount to anything. That's not true of U2's crazy and spectacular Zoo TV Live From Sydney, which I think is also from 1994, and is a wonderful mess of good intentions gone bad and vice versa, saved only by Bono's now-lost ability not to take himself too seriously. I way prefer the band these days, but this thing is fun to watch and mostly sounds great. It's as silly as any great band has gotten, methinks, but I'm sure I'm forgetting someone.
Deadheads should be happy with Phil Lesh & Friends -- Live at the Warfield Theater, which comes as either two CDs or a single DVD, which contains only part of the show. The band cooks as well, though differently than the Dead, and having Joan Osborne do the vocals gives you a reason to put it on over the originals and to keep coming back to it. Personally, I prefer the CDs to the DVD because, like, not much happens, but you can makeup your own respective minds by going here.
Younger Deadheads might also be happy to see and hear The Best of the Jammys, Vol. 1 DVD here. For me, it's a hit-and-miss affair, but with some pretty big hits, including Buddy Guy with Phil Lesh and a terrifically energized Peter Frampton doing that perfect rock n' roll song "Do You Feel Like We Do?" just like it sounded when those on the football team used to get drunk and play air guitar to it. Sound and visual quality are excellent too
I might like the Cowboy Junkies more than is warranted because I have a crush on Ms. Timmins. I really can't say. But their music tends to feel just right to me almost all of the time, both in terms of its intelligence, its (relative) virtuosity and the sultry, sexy delivery of said chanteuse. On this release the DVD is the same show as the CD. I don't know if that's so smart, but that's what it is, here.
Finally, if you didn't buy the Emmylou Harris-Mark Knopfler album a month ago, you lucked out, because you can get the live DVD version of it here. It's is a marvelous piece of work and I like it better live, but it's really a question of whether you want the CD or the DVD. As with Elvis and Allen Toussaint, it's a wonder nobody thought of this before.
P.S.: After I wrote the above, a friend sent me this painful news:
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Update: 12.7.2006
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His surgery went very well, although he did require blood transfusions. He is already out of the hospital and is healing nicely.
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Name: Brian P. Evans
Hometown: San Diego, CA
In your article regarding the media's handling of Gates' confirmation hearing, you rightly point out that the media seemed to overlook his later comment about how we're "not losing" the war in Iraq to focus on his earlier comment that we're "not winning." Yes, it is bad that they didn't point out his full commentary, but you seem to be missing the even more important point:
He included the comment of we're "not losing" only *after* the lunch break during which Tony Snow held a press conference regarding the status of Gates' testimony. Does anybody seriously think that there was no scrambling of the administration upon hearing Gates claim that we're "not winning"? Isn't it interesting that Gates expanded his comments only *after* Snow tells the press corps to pay attention to Gates' comments?
He had, as Kinsley would say, a gaffe: He actually said something true. Can't have that, now can we? Now, given Gates' past history of fixing the intelligence to the policy during Iran-Contra, is it not so difficult to consider that he's doing the same thing here? His restatement that "we're not losing, either" makes no sense. After all, if we're not winning and we're not losing, what on earth are we doing? What is the point of having our troops die if it's just stagnation? Is he truly claiming that whatever this status quo is that we're in means two Americans need to die every single day?
Name: Danny
Hometown: Greer, SC
Doc, I live in and around ground zero for religious fundamentalism in our fair land, Bob Jones University, and where many graduates of this fair school occupy positions of leadership in the community, so I think I know a bit about religious fundamentalism, not to mention I grew up and was force raised a backwoods, Baptist church, though one thankfully short on reptiles or mason jars of poison.
I am struck by the convulsion of the Christian right at the moment, and the resultant irritation from contact with a political party that suddenly seems to have lost its fundamentalist mind, collectively and perhaps unfairly.
I may not be entirely fair about Mark Foley, it has led to gratuitous gay-bashing, it was too easy. The downfall of Ted Haggard coming later was like a blow to the solar plexus of those who are convinced of the absolute goodness of all they do and espouse. Again, gratuitous shots were taken, some perhaps unfairly. Now, the issue of Mary Cheney's child has befallen the true believers, and I can assure you, they do not want to believe what is transpiring before their eyes.
Right about now there are some conflicted, confused and indignant folks on the religious right. I guess gratuitous cheap shots do not help, but gee, Doc, it's so hard not to unload unfairly for cheap political gain.
In a perfect world, where everyone was fair and balanced, perhaps folks like me would abstain from cheap shots, but, then again, it is not a perfect world. In the meantime, this appears to be a time when the religious right might convulse away from politics, at least for a while, and this might spell doom for the GOP in the short term.
When to turn the cheek and when to slap back, I am glad we have reasonable folks like you, Doc, some, like me, struggle trying to restrain my natural instinct to excoriate unfairly, and gratuitously, you are a good influence, thanks.
Name: John Shaw
Hometown: Seattle
Pierce's parable of the prodigal son is sweet, and I'm glad to have him back here, but it's interesting that he came back the same day you posted the thing about confessions. I often skimmed the American Prospect group blog just to find him, and saw that he found himself no longer comfortable there because he made a mildly sexist comment in defense of a sexist comedian, and people understandably took umbrage. His comment about finding himself in a land where people have no sense of humor is a very self-serving non-confession.
A minor sin, Pierce my lad. You should know: confession is good for the soul. Go and sin no more. And welcome back.
He's absolutely right about Meese, about sportswriters, and about "I'll Be Home for Christmas," which was explicitly about the War, the key line being the last: "I'll be home for Christmas / If only in my dreams." No wonder grown men wept to hear it. I do too, and I've never lived that situation.
Pierce's right-on encomium to sportswriters reminds me of a scene in Dawn Powell's "The Wicked Pavilion." Roughly, from memory, and take away the setting and it works like a joke:
A man finds himself in some Caribbean climate looking for something to do. He notices a bunch of people lounging around a pool drinking flowery drinks. He thinks that looks interesting and approaches them -- who are you and what do you all do? "We're writers."
"I'd like to be a writer too."
"What would you like to write about?"
"I'd like to write about sports."
"Oh, you lack sufficient education and culture to write about sports. How would you like to be our arts reporter?"
Name: JoAnn Schwartz
Hometown: Detroit, MI
Eric, I hope you did break out the fatted calf for Charles Pierce, I've missed him. Anyone who coins the phrase "C-plus Augustus" deserves a wide audience.
Eric replies: I preferred the "Avignon Presidency," but hey, we here are Altercation are large ... we contain multitudes.
Name: Eric White
Hometown: Madison, WI
Hey Eric,
If you like the Raconteurs, check out Brendan Benson's solo work. Start with "One Mississippi" and just work your way forward. He's not quite as heavy solo, but he's a great power pop guy in his own right. (He was signed before anyone knew Jack White's name.)
On the political front, I was reading "The Best American Non-required Reading of 2003" when I came across this gem, Tales of the Tyrant, by Mark Bowden. It's a fascinating read 4 years after the invasion of Iraq, and really sheds some light on the problems we're seeing today.
As always, keep up the great work.
Name: Brad Polisuk
Hometown: Santa Cruz, California
Dr. Alterman,
I thought the bit on Hannah Arendt was interesting. I studied politics at UCSC in the early '90s and was always an Arendt fan.
But now that I look back on it, my professors were smart enough not to assign entire books by Arendt. What I remember the most, however, is the third part of The Human Condition called "Action."
That section had a huge impact on me because it spoke of the power of human action while participating in public affairs.
During these current times, with all political propaganda and mindless sound bites, the political experts and talking heads on TV defining the political paradigms and limiting debate, the cold isolation of the internet, the dumbing down of broadcast and print media, and the general decline of real human discourse in public affairs, one must wonder where humanity is heading?
In ancient Greek, the word "idiot" meant one who didn't participate in public affairs.
Maybe we are all becoming idiots and losing our humanity, because without politics (as Arendt defines it), don't we just become cogs in the machinery of the capitalist Matrix who become nothing more than commodities to bought and sold in the marketplace.
And hasn't politics today turned into a theater of the absurd to justify the immoral and selfish wants of a small, privileged minority who deliberately use words like "democracy" and "freedom" to intentionally divert us from using both in the search for truth?
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Resources listed under this category are primarily aimed at practicing engineers, including recognizing their accomplishments and identifying opportunities for "giving back" to their communities and/or the engineering profession.
General Public Awareness Programs/Events – Get involved in National Engineers Week!
Engineering Accomplishments – Explore the profession's accomplishments!
Engineering Awards – Honoring individuals and projects!
Mentoring Programs – Become a mentor today!
Community Service – Get involved in giving back!
Ethics Resources/Orgs – For dealing with tough situations!
Engineering/Technology and Society - Thinking about the bigger picture!
Professional Resources for Young Engineers – Help for dealing with the "real world"!
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Engineering Societies (Overarching, Discipline/Field-Specific, and Minority/Women-Focused) (opens a new window) – Helping you in the "real-world"!
– The Order of the Engineer, Science and Technology Policy Fellowships,
Progressive Engineer magazine, and more!
Women In Engineering Organization (WIEO) Website: An Internet-based clearinghouse designed to act as a unifying resource about women in engineering and associated programs nationwide. Targets audiences from young girls through working professionals, as well as K-12 teachers, guidance counselors and college faculty. Put forth in partnership by Tufts University, Women in Engineering Programs and Advocates Network (WEPAN), and the Society of Women Engineers.
General Public Awareness Programs/Events:
National Engineers Week (E-Week): Annual event held in February that promotes public awareness of engineering and encourages youth to consider a career in engineering. Coordinated by the National Society of Professional Engineers in conjunction with a coalition of over 100 engineering societies, governmental agencies, and major corporations.
"Voices of Innovation" Website: Voices of Innovation is a daily two-minute radio spot focused on engineering and technology that involves a discussion with an engineer at work on a particular technological innovation. The spots are played on a variety of public and commercial stations each weekday. The website contains a complete archive of spots, providing both a written transcript as well as the spot recorded in MP3 format. The program itself is sponsored by the American Society for Engineering Education (AAES).
A Sightseers Guide To Engineering: A website that seeks to spotlight how engineers improve lives by identifying prominent "sights" (museums, dams, bridges, industrial facilities, etc.) nationwide one can visit in person or over the Internet. A one-page summary of each "sight" is provided, along with a link to that sight's own webpage to obtain further information. The website is put forth by the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE).
"Building Big" TV Series and Website: Building Big™ a five-part PBS television series that explores large structures (bridges, domes, skyscrapers, dams, and tunnels) and what it takes to build them. The associated website explores the series further, including providing a series of hands-on activities. The overall project was conducted in association with the American Society of Civil Engineers.
"Engineering the Impossible" Website: In association with its Extreme Engineering TV series (see above), the Discovery Channel identified three "impossible" projects: 1) the Millennium Tower (a skyscraper twice the size of the Empire State Building, 2) the Gibraltar Bridge (uniting Europe and Africa) and 3) the Freedom Ship (the world's first floating city) and explored how they might actually be accomplished. The results are presented on the website, including via video clips visualizing the final product.
"Extreme Engineering" TV Series and Website: Extreme Engineering is a Discovery Channel television series that explores ten of the most ambitious engineering projects ever undertaken. The associated website provides virtual interactive tours of each of the 10 projects documented in the series.
Greatest Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century: A website listing and describing the top 20 engineering achievements of the 20th century as determined through a rigorous selection process led by the National Academy of Engineering. For each achievement, a brief introduction, detailed history and associated timeline are presented on the website.
History and Heritage of Civil Engineering: A website celebrating the accomplishments of the civil engineering profession, exploring landmark projects and notable engineers, while also providing an image library and a resource guide. Put forth by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
IEEE Virtual Museum: Internet-based museum designed for students ages 10-18, educators, and the general public to enhance their understanding of the principles of electrical and information sciences and technologies within a historical context. Put forth by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE).
Monuments of the Millennium: A website highlighting the 10 greatest civil engineering achievements of the 20th century, with a specific project ("monument") selected to represent each achievement. A short description of each monument is given, with a series of weblinks provided to access further information.
While a multitude of awards/recognition programs exist, presented below are a select few of particular interest:
Charles Stark Draper Prize ("Draper Prize"): Recognized as one of the world's preeminent awards for engineering achievement, the Draper Prize "honors an engineer whose accomplishment has significantly impacted society by improving the quality of life, providing the ability to live freely and comfortably, and/or permitting the access to information." The recipient of this annual prize receives a $500,000 cash award. Issued by the National Academy of Engineering.
Engineering Excellence Awards: Annual awards program honoring the best engineering projects of the year completed by engineering firms. Twenty-four awards are presented, covering nine project categories. Known as the "Academy Awards of the Engineering Industry," with the awards being presented at a black-tie affair in Washington, DC. Run by the American Council of Engineering Companies.
National Academy of Engineering (NAE): Gaining membership to the NAE is considered one of the highest professional honors attainable for an engineer, as one must be peer-elected to join. Only about 2000 individuals are currently members. (The NAE itself, like its sister organization the National Academy of Sciences, fulfills a vital national role, having been founded by Congress to act as an independent advisor to the federal government.)
National Inventors Hall of Fame®: Akron, Ohio-based museum honoring the men and women responsible for great technological advances. Nearly 200 individuals have been inducted into the Hall since its founding in 1973; all inductees must hold a US patent to be eligible. Inductees are chosen annually by a National Selection Committee comprised of 37 national scientific and technical societies. Sponsored by the US Patent and Trademark Office and Hewlett-Packard.
"New Faces of Engineering" Recognition Program: Recognizing selected young engineers (2 to 5 years out of college). Run through National Engineers Week, with selected engineers being nominated by sponsoring professional societies from amongst their membership.
New Product Award: Annual award program that seeks to "recognize the full spectrum of benefits that come from the research and engineering of new products." Any new product, machine, process or material developed in the US is eligible, with nominations grouped into four categories according to the size of the company producing the product. Program run by the National Society of Professional Engineers through its Professional Engineers in Industry (PEI) Practice Division.
MentorNet: A non-profit program focused on establishing one-on-one,
email-based mentoring relationships, pairing women students in science and
engineering with mentors from industry and academia. Also provides other
resources aimed at helping women (both students and professionals) in
science and engineering.
Engineering for Impact: A networking tool for students and practicing engineers interested in tackling socially-motivated projects. Provides contact information for organizations and individuals engaged in such projects ("field contacts"), along with contact information for individuals interested in such work ("peer contacts"). Put forth by the Haas Center for Public Service at Stanford University.
Engineers for a Sustainable World: A nonprofit organization with a network of more than 1000 professionals and students working to reduce poverty and improve global sustainability.
Engineers Without Borders USA: Non-profit org that involves college engineering students in design/construction projects in developing countries, working under the supervision of faculty and professional engineers from partnering engineering firms. Projects involve water, wastewater, sanitation, energy, and shelter systems and are initiated by, and completed with, contributions from the host community, which is trained to operate the systems without external assistance. A member of Engineers Without Borders-International
Global Village Engineers: A volunteer corps of professional engineers that educates, trains, and advises NGOs and local communities in the developing world about infrastructure and environmental projects. Affiliated with both the World Economic Forum's Disaster Resource Network and Engineers Without Borders-International.
Habitat for Humanity International: Well-known nonprofit that uses volunteers to help build affordable houses for qualifying low-income families both in the US and internationally. Local Habitat affiliates coordinate house building and select partner families. Through its Campus Chapters and Youth Programs (CCYP) department, cultivates both high school and college campus chapters internationally and also runs a Collegiate Challenge whereby students participate in house building as an "alternative Spring Break" activity.
Rebuilding Together: Nonprofit that uses volunteers to help rehabilitate America's low-income homes and revitalize communities. Has over 250 affiliates nationwide. Works year-round, but also organizes an annual National Rebuilding Day every April.
Tech Corps®: A national nonprofit focused on mobilizing technology volunteers into schools, offering tech support and teacher training.
Ethics Resources and References: A variety of resources put forth by the National Society of Professional Engineers. Of particular interest would be the 29-page document Selected References & Resources on Engineering Ethics & Professional Practice for Practicing Engineers, Engineering Educators & Engineering Students.
Foundation for Professional Practice: A non-profit org that focuses on the professional, ethical and leadership issues in the practice of engineering and science. Provides Programs and Seminars (offering Do-It-Yourself, FPP Instructor-Provided, and FPP-Conducted options), along with supporting products and materials. Established by the ASFE in alliance with the ASCE.
National Institute for Engineering Ethics / Murdough Center for Engineering Professionalism: A Texas Tech-based center promoting ethics in engineering education and practice and providing a variety of ethics-related resources.
Online Ethics Center for Engineering and Science: A Case Western Reserve-based center providing working engineers and scientists and students with ethics-related resources.
Science and Engineering Ethics: A multi-disciplinary quarterly journal exploring ethical issues confronting scientists and engineers, covering professional education, research and practice as well as the effects of innovations on the wider society. Annual subscription rate is about $80; contents and abstracts are provided online.
Software Engineering Ethics Research Institute: An East Tennessee State University-based entity promoting the development of ethical and professional practices addressing the impacts of software engineering and related technologies on society, through research, education, and consultation.
Web Clearinghouse for Engineering and Computing Ethics: A North Carolina State University-based ethics clearinghouse.
Engineering/Technology and Society:
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility: An independent public-interest alliance of computer scientists and others interested in the impact of computer technology on society.
Engineers Forum on Sustainability: A forum co-sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, and the American Society for Engineering Education for discussion and exchange of information regarding the principles and practice of sustainability. The Forum meets three times yearly at the National Academy of Engineering, with a newsletter produced (available online) highlighting the issues, activities, and developments discussed at the meetings.
Pugwash: An international group seeking to bring scientific insight and reason to bear on threats to human security arising from science and technology in general, and, in particular, threats posed by nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction. Pugwash USA is the US branch of the organization.
Societal Impacts of Science and Engineering Section of AAAS: Section of the American Association for the Advancement of Science looking at the societal impacts of science and technology.
Society on Social Implications of Technology of the IEEE: The scope of this society includes: the environmental, health and safety implications of technology; engineering ethics and professional responsibility; history of electrotechnology; technical expertise and public policy; peace technology; and social issues related to energy, information technology and telecommunications.
Technology and Society Division of ASME: Seeks to "explore emerging technologies and their impact on greater society worldwide while helping students, engineers and leaders build professional networks and advocate change." Works through five program committees: Engineering Public Policy, History and Society, Intellectual Property, Sustainable Engineering, and Technology and Ethics.
Union of Concerned Scientists: An independent public-interest alliance of scientists and others active in four program areas – the environment, vehicles/transportation, food/agriculture, energy, and security/nuclear arms control.
Professional Practice Curriculum (PPC): An on-line program of study (provided free of charge) for engineering students and early career engineers designed to supplement the formal college/university engineering curriculum in helping them be better prepared for entry into, and early advancement in, the engineering profession. 20 separate modules provided. Put forth by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Young Engineers Resource Center: A variety of resources offered aimed at Mechanical Engineers, including an extensive online Career/Life Guide; put forth by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Engineering Societies (Overarching, Discipline/Field-Specific, and Minority/Women-Focused) (opens a new window)
AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellowship Programs: Prestigious fellowship programs providing unique public-policy learning experiences to selected individuals while bringing technical backgrounds and external perspectives to decision-making in the U.S. government. Ten separate fellowship programs are offered. Engineers with a master's degree and at least three years of professional experience are eligible to apply.
The Order of the Engineer: A ceremony at which engineers are invited to to accept the Obligation of the Engineer (a creed similar to the Hippocratic Oath taken by medical graduates) and are presented with a stainless steel ring to mark the occasion. The ceremonies are conducted by Links (local sections) of the Order, which total nearly 200 nationwide. Inductees must be licensed engineers and/or graduates from an ABET-approved engineering program.
Progressive Engineer: Online magazine and information source covering all disciplines of engineering in the continental U.S. The magazine features profiles of engineers and companies and stories on projects that detail the accomplishments of engineers from a human perspective in an easy-to-read style.


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Reality TV star Brandi Glanville is living proof that what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay in Vegas. In January 2012, her Twitter followers were treated to a drunken Tweet announcing her hasty and unplanned nuptials at a quickie wedding spot in Vegas. Brandi married a friend of hers, Darin Harvey, after consuming entirely too much tequila. The pair announced plans to annul the wedding shortly thereafter. Brandi Glanville's diet appears to be just as chaotic and unplanned as the rest of her life. While her toned, bikini-ready body is enviable, it doesn't appear that she's eating a well-balanced diet to help maintain it.
Brandi appears to habitually eat breakfast while she's on the go. When she's suffering from a hangover, she might reach for pink lemonade for breakfast. If she decides to eat actual food for the most important meal of the day, Brandi might eat some drive-thru tacos and orange Tic Tacs. She also eats breakfast sandwiches with sausage from Starbucks, which weigh in at 500 calories each, half of which comes from fat. When she's feeling a bit healthier, Brandi might make an egg frittata for breakfast at home.
Despite her typical fast food fare for breakfast, Brandi Glanville does enjoy cooking when she has the time. She's even working on her own cookbook, which hopefully will not include orange Tic Tacs or breakfast tacos. When she's cooking, Brandi might make spicy sausage rigatoni for lunch and lasagna for dinner. Brandi also enjoys Cuban cuisine and Southern food.
While it's a refreshing change to see someone in Hollywood actually eat carbohydrates, Brandi Glanville's diet needs quite a bit of work. Considering her typical meal plan, it's surprising that the focus of her cookbook is on heart-healthy fare. Brandi could make her own diet much more heart-healthy (and waistline-friendly) by sitting down to breakfast regularly instead of resorting to the drive-thru. We'd suggest whole grains paired with protein for energy, such as a bowl of steel-cut oatmeal mixed with protein powder and fruit. The rest of Brandi's typical meal plan could use more vegetables. A lot more vegetables, in fact. Someone with Brandi's hectic schedule would definitely benefit from advanced meal planning as a strategy for weight loss or maintenance.
Brandi Glanville's workout routine is much more structured than her diet. After she drops her kids off at school, Brandi works with her Pilates trainer. In between Pilates sessions, Brandi stays active by walking her dogs, going for hikes, or going on bike rides with her kids.
Brandi Glanville Sample Daily Diet Plan
- Breakfast: Tic Tacs & tacos
- Lunch: Sausage rigatoni
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Brand Name: Zolinza
Vorinostat is used for:
Treating a type of cancer (cutaneous T-cell lymphoma) in certain patients.
Vorinostat is a histone deacetylase inhibitor. It works by blocking the growth of some cancer cells.
Do NOT use vorinostat if:
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Contact your doctor or health care provider right away if any of these apply to you.
Before using vorinostat:
Some medical conditions may interact with vorinostat. Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you have any medical conditions, especially if any of the following apply to you:
- if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding
- if you are taking any prescription or nonprescription medicine, herbal preparation, or dietary supplement
- if you have allergies to medicines, foods, or other substances
- if you are dehydrated or have nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
- if you have low blood calcium, magnesium, or potassium levels; anemia; or low blood platelet levels
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- if you have a history of kidney problems, liver problems, or blood clots (eg, in the lungs or legs)
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Some MEDICINES MAY INTERACT with vorinostat. Tell your health care provider if you are taking any other medicines, especially any of the following:
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- Anticoagulants (eg, warfarin) because the risk of their side effects may be increased by vorinostat
This may not be a complete list of all interactions that may occur. Ask your health care provider if vorinostat may interact with other medicines that you take. Check with your health care provider before you start, stop, or change the dose of any medicine.
How to use vorinostat:
Use vorinostat as directed by your doctor. Check the label on the medicine for exact dosing instructions.
- An extra patient leaflet is available with vorinostat. Talk to your pharmacist if you have questions about this information.
- Take vorinostat by mouth with food.
- Swallow vorinostat whole. Do not open, break, crush, or chew before swallowing. If you cannot swallow vorinostat whole, tell your doctor. You may need a different medicine.
- If the capsule is accidentally crushed or broken, do NOT touch the powder. If you get the powder on your skin or in your eyes, wash them immediately with water. Contact your doctor right away.
- Drinking extra fluids (at least eight 8 oz glasses of liquid per day) while you are taking vorinostat is recommended. Check with your doctor for instructions.
- Be sure you know how to properly handle and dispose of vorinostat. Contact your doctor if you have questions.
- If you miss a dose of vorinostat, take it as soon as possible. If it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and go back to your regular dosing schedule. Do not take 2 doses at once.
Ask your health care provider any questions you may have about how to use vorinostat.
Important safety information:
- Vorinostat may cause dizziness or fatigue. These effects may be worse if you take it with alcohol or certain medicines. Use vorinostat with caution. Do not drive or perform other possibly unsafe tasks until you know how you react to it.
- If vomiting or diarrhea occurs, you will need to take care not to become dehydrated. Contact your doctor for instructions.
- Vorinostat may reduce the number of clot-forming cells (platelets) in your blood. Avoid activities that may cause bruising or injury. Tell your doctor if you have unusual bruising or bleeding. Tell your doctor if you have dark, tarry, or bloody stools.
- Blood clots in the leg or lungs have been reported with vorinostat. Contact your doctor right away if you experience calf or leg pain, swelling, redness, or warmth; chest pain; shortness of breath; or coughing up blood. Discuss any questions or concerns with your doctor.
- Vorinostat may raise your blood sugar. High blood sugar may make you feel confused, drowsy, or thirsty. It can also make you flush, breathe faster, or have a fruit-like breath odor. If these symptoms occur, tell your doctor right away.
- Diabetes patients - Check blood sugar levels closely. Ask your doctor before you change the dose of your diabetes medicine. Be sure to tell your doctor if you are unable to eat or drink normally due to nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea.
- Tell your doctor or dentist that you take vorinostat before you receive any medical or dental care, emergency care, or surgery.
- Lab tests, including complete blood cell counts, blood electrolyte levels, and blood glucose levels, may be performed while you use vorinostat. These tests may be used to monitor your condition or check for side effects. Be sure to keep all doctor and lab appointments.
- Vorinostat should be used with extreme caution in CHILDREN younger than 18 years old; safety and effectiveness in these children have not been confirmed.
- PREGNANCY and BREAST-FEEDING: Vorinostat may cause harm to the fetus. If you think you may be pregnant, contact your doctor. You will need to discuss the benefits and risks of using vorinostat while you are pregnant. It is not known if this medicine is found in breast milk. Do not breast-feed while taking vorinostat.
Possible side effects of vorinostat:
All medicines may cause side effects, but many people have no, or minor, side effects. Check with your doctor if any of these most COMMON side effects persist or become bothersome:
Seek medical attention right away if any of these SEVERE side effects occur:
Constipation; cough; diarrhea; dizziness; dry mouth; fatigue; hair loss; headache; loss of appetite; mild chills; muscle aches; nausea; taste changes; vomiting; weight loss.
Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue; unusual hoarseness); anxiety; black, tarry, or bloody stools; calf or leg pain, swelling, warmth, or tenderness; change in skin color or other unusual skin changes; chest pain; confusion; coughing up blood; fainting; fast or irregular heartbeat; muscle pain or spasms; one-sided weakness; redness or peeling of the skin; severe or persistent nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea; shortness of breath; slurred speech; stomach pain; swelling of the hands, ankles, or feet; symptoms of high blood sugar (eg, increased urination, thirst, or hunger; confusion; drowsiness; flushing; fast breathing; fruit-like breath odor); symptoms of infection (eg, fever, chills, persistent or severe cough, or sore throat); unusual bleeding or bruising; unusual sweating; unusual weakness or tiredness; vision problems; vomit that looks like coffee grounds.
This is not a complete list of all side effects that may occur. If you have questions about side effects, contact your health care provider. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. To report side effects to the appropriate agency, please read the Guide to Reporting Problems to FDA.
If OVERDOSE is suspected:
Contact 1-800-222-1222 (the American Association of Poison Control Centers), your local poison control center, or emergency room immediately.Proper storage of vorinostat:
Store vorinostat at room temperature, between 68 and 77 degrees F (20 and 25 degrees C). Store away from heat, moisture, and light. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep vorinostat out of the reach of children and away from pets.
General information:
- If you have any questions about vorinostat, please talk with your doctor, pharmacist, or other health care provider.
- Vorinostat is to be used only by the patient for whom it is prescribed. Do not share it with other people.
- If your symptoms do not improve or if they become worse, check with your doctor.
- Check with your pharmacist about how to dispose of unused medicine.
This information should not be used to decide whether or not to take vorinostat or any other medicine. Only your health care provider has the knowledge and training to decide which medicines are right for you. This information does not endorse any medicine as safe, effective, or approved for treating any patient or health condition. This is only a brief summary of general information about vorinostat. It does NOT include all information about the possible uses, directions, warnings, precautions, interactions, adverse effects, or risks that may apply to vorinostat. This information is not specific medical advice and does not replace information you receive from your health care provider. You must talk with your healthcare provider for complete information about the risks and benefits of using vorinostat.
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Usually you're evaluated after every engagement but it varies from manager to manager. The thing is to make sure you're getting feedback when you need it so can work on improving whatever it is by the end of a project. That'll help make sure you're entrusted with more responsibility on the next assignment.
At KPMG, evaluations are taken very seriously. Like any Big 6 firm its an up or out mentality at work. When they rank you at the end of the year its based primarily on your seniors evaluation. It also based on your knowledge of industry standards and the accounting practices of the area you're working in. Again the most important thing is to seek out feedback and work on improving areas where your deficient because most of the managers really want to see you improve and come back next year.
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Man, that first picture nearly blew me back.
My only crit....a very small nitty pickky crit, is that maybe on the second picture bring out the figures a little more. Damn these are sweet.
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beautiful color work...very imaginative and the compostions are great. Nice work.
That is some amazing work. I am very impressed by your control over digital color. They look like traditional media. I've got Painter 7 and Photoshop 7, but have never gotten the hang of making them look anywhere near as cool as your work here. Share the wealth, man! How do you do it?
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the second has a real dream like quality, but the bodies could be a little more solid
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There haven't been any gnarly accidents this afternoon, Jan. 29. One guy lost a ski after the second jump, a few others lost the rope near the finish line. Then a horse loses its rider and gallops out of the arena, disappearing into the parking lot. Wranglers scramble to round it up. From his seat in the cab of a white Ford Super Duty, event organizer Scott Ping looks on with a smile.
Welcome to the World Skijoring Championships in Whitefish. Try not to get horse crap on your ski boots.
"Pretty much it was just a joke," Ping says of the name. "Red Lodge has the national championships. But this is a bigger race, so we thought we'd show 'em up."
Equestrian skijoring—the act of towing a skier behind a horse through a maze of gates and jumps (see video here and here)—embedded itself in the culture of Whitefish back in the 1960s. As part of the Whitefish Winter Carnival, skiers and horses used to speed down Central Avenue. After businessman Russ Street nearly went through the window of a clothing store in the mid '70s, the sport briefly relocated before taking a three-decade hiatus.
Ping and Dale Duff, both avid skiers and horsemen, revived skijoring in Whitefish in 2003. The sport is now a mainstay of the Winter Carnival, drawing crowds from as far as Lethbridge and Calgary, Alberta. Spectators can wager on horse-and-skier teams. Organizers added a long jump competition last year. For board member Vernon Kiser, the whole thing's "an adrenaline rush."
"Every year the crowd's getting bigger," he says. "And it's getting more well known."
There are close calls, too. Kiser watched a horse run up and over a jump this year. "Stuck the landing," he says.
Chris Wambeke's ski pants are covered in hay and manure. He's been skijoring nine years and had a good run this weekend. It definitely gets hairy out there, he says. He's had the rope wrap around his neck. It got stuck between his legs once and nutted him through the whole course. So why do it?
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Multi-edge decimation in multi-modal 3D collaborative applications
Tan, Siak Chuan, Zhang, Jinglan, & Brown, Ross A. (2009) Multi-edge decimation in multi-modal 3D collaborative applications. In Advances in Mobile Computing & Multimedia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Multi-resolution modelling has become essential as modern 3D applications demand 3D objects with higher LODs (LOD). Multi-modal devices such as PDAs and UMPCs do not have sufficient resources to handle the original 3D objects. The increased usage of collaborative applications has created many challenges for remote manipulation working with 3D objects of different quality. This paper studies how we can improve multi-resolution techniques by performing multiedge decimation and using annotative commands. It also investigates how devices with poorer quality 3D object can participate in collaborative actions.
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A report in Sports Business Journal says NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is about to be worth $20 million a year.
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Roger Goodell is getting over never seen anything like it 20 million for looking over the league with tremendous help
I guess the NFL is banking. The NFL is not a company it's a nonprofit organization that makes a lot of profit."
White believes that "players make this league." Do you agree that the commish is overpaid?
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