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The Butterfly As Companion: Meditations on the First Three Chapters of the Chuang Tzu (Religion and Philosophy)
Chuang Tzu's first three chapters are arranged into free verse (in Chinese, in the original word order) and translated, nearly word-for-word, with extensive critical glosses vis-a-vis over fifty Chinese, Japanese, and Western commentators. The exegetical, philosophical, and contemporary implications of these chapters are then meditated upon. Here, in Chuang Tzu's world, all strivings are a play, parodying stories and arguments; each plays off of and refers to the others. Chuang Tzu lived during the third and fourth centuries B.C. Historically, he is the foremost spokesman for Taoism and its legendary founder, Lao Tzu. It was mainly due to the influence of Chuang Tzu that Indian Buddhism was transformed in China into Ch'an into the unique vehicle we usually call by its Japanese name, Zen. This is the most thorough presentation to date of the Chuang Tzu's poetic beauty, philosophical insights, and unity.
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When William D. Harris finishes up a long day of work planning the Republican National Convention, he has a driver take him to his home away from home in New York City -- the Ritz-Carlton New York.
Mr. Harris, the chief executive officer of the convention, has tried since arriving in New York months ago to present himself as an Everyman, the point person in a Republican effort aimed at getting to know New York City and its people. But his choice of accommodations has rankled some people working to organize the convention, who say it undermines any populist image he has tried to promote.
''Some people are saying it just doesn't look right for the head of the committee to be staying at the Ritz-Carlton,'' said a person who works with the planners of the convention and who did not want to be identified for fear of retribution. ''It feeds into negative perceptions people have of the Republican Party.''
The convention operation is, effectively, a multimillion-dollar business with Mr. Harris at the top of the food chain. He is paid an annual salary of $180,000, similar to what the C.E.O. of the Democratic convention is paid, and is provided with a driver and a car to take him around the city.
Mr. Harris, like much of his staff, comes from outside New York. In his case, he calls Virginia home. But unlike his staff members, most of whom are living in temporary corporate apartments in Manhattan, Mr. Harris selected his own five-star accommodations. The person who works with the convention planners said that Mr. Harris received a reduced rate for the room of $9,500 a month -- or $57,000 for a six-month period from April through September.Continue reading the main story
Mark Pfeifle, the director of communications for the convention, said that for security reasons he could not discuss where any staff members were living. Regarding Mr. Harris's compensation, he said: ''This is Bill's ninth convention. He is running an operation that will invest tens of millions of dollars in one of the largest and most important events that happens every four years. He is paid accordingly.''
Former Mayor Edward I. Koch said he did not see any problem with Mr. Harris's living in the Ritz-Carlton, noting that most major donors who had contributed to the convention have probably stayed in similar hotels. ''I think it's much ado about nothing,'' said Mr. Koch, who is helping to promote the convention for the city. ''The Ritz is a nice hotel. It's not the most luxurious in this town.''
But the very image of a Republican political official living at the Ritz-Carlton provided an easy target for those already suspicious of Mr. Harris's outreach efforts, which include volunteer projects around New York City. ''If he wants to experience real New Yorkers, he better make sure he is talking to the staffers at the Ritz, because most regular New Yorkers don't stay there,'' said Rachel Leon, executive director of Common Cause New York, a nonpartisan government watchdog group.
A room at the Ritz may also not be the best way to spend nearly $10,000 a month on temporary housing in New York, said Tory Baker Masters, of the Intrepid New Yorker, a relocation consulting company in Manhattan. For that money, she said, ''You could get a fabulous two-bedroom and a wraparound terrace with great views.''
And she said that with extra maid service and a few takeout menus, services would be nearly comparable to those of a hotel, but would mean living more ''like a New Yorker as opposed to a tourist.''
The operation for planning the convention, which is scheduled for Aug. 29 through Sept. 2, is split into two wings. The Committee on Arrangements, which Mr. Harris works with, is the political wing and is responsible for planning all the events inside Madison Square Garden, where the convention will be held. The New York City Host Committee is the finance arm, responsible for raising tens of millions of dollars to help pay for events to promote the city. However, the host committee has agreed in a contract with the arrangements committee to finance everything from rent for offices for the convention staff (about $2 million) to long-term housing for staff members (budgeted at $2.3 million). The contract will also pay for a car service for executives, officials said.
Lewis M. Eisenberg, one of the chairmen of the host committee, said he had not heard any complaints about Mr. Harris's decision to stay at the Ritz-Carlton. ''He's a guy who works 18 to 24 hours a day, so no matter where he stays, he's not there much,'' Mr. Eisenberg said.Continue reading the main story

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Why do companies like Google, the Gap, Lego and Johnson & Johnson use graphic facilitation? Because they know how valuable their meetings are, and they know how graphic recording helps them get the most from their investment of time, money and talent to get their best people in one room. At ImageThink, we've been privileged to serve as graphic facilitators in hundreds of meetings, many of them in the boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies. Here's a list of 12 common obstacles to a high-value, high-impact meeting and how graphic facilitation helps overcome each of them.


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Topic: Third-Party Access
Audience: Students, Faculty and Staff
Creation Date: January 24, 2008
Last Revision Date: June 26, 2016
Author: Theresa Rowe
University Technology Services periodically receives requests for third-party access to a university-assigned individual account. Examples of such requests are:
- Supervisor requesting access to an email account, file share, calendar, documents, or voice-mail of a former employee or soon to be former employee.
- Supervisor requesting access to an email account, file share, calendar, documents, or voice-mail of a current employee on leave of absence or vacation.
- University officials (OUPD, Student Affairs, etc.) or external agencies requesting access to email or other documents to conduct an investigation or respond to legal request.
- Requests for access to deceased person's electronic data.
These examples are not intended as an exhaustive list. The common factor is the request to provide access to an individually assigned account or access to materials stored in that account to individuals who are not the account owner. Individuals are assigned account login identities and passwords, such as NetID. UTS regards electronic data, records and communications as equivalent to other physical materials and will typically handle release with comparable control mechanisms. Communications require the highest standard of privacy, and we seek to maintain the implied confidentiality agreement. The accounts have a specific service life, depending on relationship to the university and the access control. Information about the life of an account is located at http://www.oakland.edu/uts/accounts.
Where email is concerned, it must be noted that account access applies to all accounts accessed by NetID. There is no way to limit access to just email. Once third party access is allowed, the third party may access email, calendar, Moodle, library materials, and all other services authenticated by that account. There is no way to hide the fact that the account was accessed by a third party; the password is changed and the fact that there was access is transparent.
Requests for third-party access involve a person other than the assigned individual (the account owner) using the assigned identity to log into the account or requests to extract materials from the account to provide to a third-party. This third-party access procedure was developed in compliance with Policy #890 Use of University Information Technology Resources, acknowledging statements of privacy and the high standard for accessing accounts and communications without the authorization of the account owner.
In all cases, such access cannot be provided without the advance written authorization from the Office of Legal Affairs. Authorization must clearly approve access to all services, not just email. In some cases, accounts may provide access to systems or applications that are not hosted on campus; in those cases, contract review may be required to determine an acceptable release process. Access must clearly state whether the account credentials are to be provided to the third-party or if material is to be extracted from the accounts, reviewed by Legal Affairs, and subsequently provided to the third-party.
University Technology Services prefers that an employee, prior to departure, use auto-responding and voice-mail messages, notices, and forwarding tools. For email, one can find information on the implementation and usage of such tools within email help. The supervisor and the employee should both make every attempt to work out such access issues prior to the departure of the employee.
University Technology Services will comply with third-party access requests under the following guidelines:
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If the access request is in conjunction with an investigation initiated through the Office of Legal Affairs or in conjunction with a deceased person, the Office of Legal Affairs must first clear and approve all access and communications. The legal status of the contents of a deceased person's online accounts may be considered estate property, similar to contents in a dorm room or assigned workspace, or it may be university property in the form of university information assets. UTS will work with Legal Affairs to determine who is authorized to take custody of the online property.
A request for access and/or possession of the electronic data of a deceased person should be made to the appropriate office.
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The department chair will first make reasonable efforts to contact the faculty member and notify the faculty member of the action. Approval must be obtained from the Academic Human Resources staff in the Office of the Provost and the department chair. If approved, those offices will send the request to the Office of Legal Affairs. The approved request for access must be sent to the email@example.com .
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The employee's supervisor, department head, or University Human Resources representative will make reasonable efforts to contact the employee and notify the employee of the action. Approval must be obtained from the University Human Resources, the employee's supervisor, followed by the Office of Legal Affairs. The approved request for access must be sent to the email@example.com .
Approval must be obtained from the Dean of Students, followed by the Office of Legal Affairs. The Dean of Students will communicate with the student as appropriate. The approved request for access must be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com .
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You're not alone. There are people out there who are able to help. Millions of people each year are affected by cancer. And although we have come a long way through years of research, we are still searching for answers. But there are places designed specifically for helping those affected by the disease. And there are doctors dedicated to providing the best care possible to those afflicted.
Dramatically rising to meet current and future challenges faced by cancer patients, the original University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center ascended 12 stories with integrated infrastructure to rise again. This visionary foresight enabled the HKS team to return two decades later to design a 12-story sequel. The $240 million Alkek expansion on top of the existing tower created 500,000 square feet of new space and nearly 50,000 square feet of renovated space. Working within an active hospital campus occupied by patients with compromised immune systems presented a myriad of challenges. Focused on safety and health, the team mitigated the impact of demolition, noise, obstruction/barriers, infection control, unforeseen weather conditions, scheduling changes, shutdowns, vibration and disruptions to hospital staff, patients and visitors. Ultimately, the Alkek expansion enabled MD Anderson to achieve a seamless evolution from 20th to 21st century inpatient and clinical cancer care and research.
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Who said you can't go home again? HKS, Inc. designed the original Albert B. and Margaret M. Alkek Hospital at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston in the mid-1990s, working with Walter P Moore (as well as associate architects Lockwood Andrews and Newnam).
Seventeen years later, HKS returned – with Walter P Moore and McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. – to design and build a 500,000-square-foot addition of 12 floors atop an existing hospital. Multiple design, construction and engineering challenges awaited the team – everything from updates in medical delivery to matching the exterior façade to construction noise and vibration.
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In the almost 20-year span, changes in clinical practice provided opportunities to incorporate modifications in the patient tower design. Since the 1990s, patient room standards have increased significantly. The typical 185-square-foot patient room has increased to 225 square feet.
Project challenges also included decentralizing nurse stations, improving staff and patient circulation and streamlining support areas within the new addition.
Finding a lighter exterior façade material that was an exact match to the existing exterior façade posed an interesting design dilemma. Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) was the answer. GFRC, a precast system, creates a 1- to 1 ½-inch thick façade – versus the traditionally 7- to 9-inch precast concrete system – allowing less weight to be attached to the vertical structure. This enabled the team to add two more floors to the building. In addition, the façade wasn't easy to match after 20 years of wear and tear. To complement the existing precast concrete, several GFRC materials were studied at the factory.
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In Defense of the Anti-Dengue Cocktail
I became aware of the ActRx TriAct controversy only after the the study was pulled or suspended by the powers that be. It wasn't clear why, and it still isn't. There was no outright allegation that the researchers tweaked data or fabricated results—that would certainly have justified killing the study. Instead, the DOH and a complicit media have been spewing out allegations, discrediting, questioning the validity of the study and the verity of its conclusions. Non-compliance and deficiency issues? Were there application issues? Conditions that were not met? Design flaws? Ethical issues? Monitoring failures? Statistical or methodological problems? Why was it pulled only after the Phase III results were released? Is it all "politics," as some suggest? In the absence of clear evidence of a bad study, I chose to give the ActRx TriAct cocktail the benefit of the doubt.
This is not a defense of Ona. I don't know Ona from Adam. This is a defense of the public's right to know, of the right of patients to access a drug that could potentially prevent deaths from a disease that claims thousands of fatalities a year.
There continues to be a dearth of supportive or explanatory documents relating to the ActRx TriAct phase III clinical trial study. My search always dead-ends at the ActRx website. Even if the complete study were available, I would not have the acumen to comb through the scientific minutiae. What is urgently needed is an independent review board to look at the study—to document its faults and justify the suspension, or to disprove the criticisms and dismiss the doubts.
The criticisms have been mostly negative—that the studies did not go through the usual preclinical trials or were dubiously sped through some clinical trial phases; that it is monotherapy treatment because it uses two artemisinin derivatives; that berberine, a plant derivative, should not be used as a third component; that berberine, for lack of scientific studies, was not approved by the FDA; that experts say the combination of the three drugs poses sides effects and that their use in clinical trials poses a "clear and present danger" to public health; that there is no legal basis for the study; and, horrors, that no other studies on ActRx TriaAct have been done or are being conducted elsewhere in the world.
The main components of ActRx TriAct are artemether and artesunate, drugs long ago studied and approved for use in malaria. Both have gone through the necessary preclinical studies. When repurposing or repositioning drugs—finding new uses for old drugs—the studies are usually allowed to skip some of the phases, certainly, preclinical trials that are done in animals to test for toxicity and pharmacokinetics. Possibly, too, it was fast-tracked and sped through Phase 0 and Phase 1 studies, getting to clinical trials faster.
Drug Repurposing or Repositioning: Drug repositioning is the process whereby a drug that is patented for treating a particular disease is discovered to be useful in treating a second disease, and developed further for that purpose. Simply said, it is a process of finding new use for an existing drug. As mentioned above, this is the case with artemether and artesunate—old drugs already approved for malaria, already tested in humans with known information on pharmacology, formulation and potential toxicity—now being tested as potential dengue treatment, allowing the new therapy to be ready for clinical trials early, hoping for a speedy review and integration into health care. Hopefully, this answers PCHRD's concern of "deficiency"—that the study lacks scientific justification for use of artemether and artesunate for dengue therapy.
Cocktail Components
• Artesunate: Oral artesunate was probably chosen for ease of administration, with a longer half-life (20-45 minutes) and higher bioavailability of DHA, dihydroartemisnin, its active metabolite (>80%), half life of 0.5 to 1.5 hours—values not achieved by intramuscular and intravenous administration, and without the ease of oral administration.
• Artemether: Artemether has been available in the tablet, capsule, and injectable formulations. A study on sublingual spray formulation showed twice the bioavailability—1.7 to 2.2 times more absorption as a sublingual spray compared to oral tablet formulation. The sublingual route also bypasses the first-pass liver metabolism.
• Berberine: Berberine is an alkaloid extracted from various plants. (See below). It has been studied extensively. Its mechanisms of action are as varied as the many conditions it is used as supplement for.
Patent Pending
There is a patent pending on the ActRx TriAct cocktail, a two-day regimen, composed of artemether sublingual spray, artesunate and berberine tablets. Possibly, the combination use of artemether with artesunate, where the drugs might act in complementary or synergistic manner, together with the addition of berberine, is a way to get exclusivity—via an MoU (method of use) patent protection—for old drugs in a new formulation with a unique sublingual delivery system for artemether.
There is much criticism that using derivatives from the same plant constitutes monotherapy. True, both artemether and artesunate are derivatives of artemisinin, a peroxide lactone isolated from the antimalarial plant, Artemesia annua (sweet wormwood). The plant has been used in many traditional systems of medicine, for at least 2000 years in China. Artemether is a methyl ester derivative, while artesunate is a semisynthetic analogue derivative. Although both are artemisinin derivatives—artemether, sublingually; artesunate, orally—they may differ in their potencies with the peroxide mechanisms, half life and elimination time. Perhaps, the combination was based on peaks, half-life and elimination time, that give a synergistic effect, or delay or prevent resistance? This is a personal conjecture. I would like to know the ActRx Triact researchers' rationale for the use of the combination.
BERBERINE and PLANTS
• The inclusion of berberine, a plant material, has also raised the hackles of some. But the landscape of medical therapies is rich with plant-derived pharmaceuticals. Like artemisinin, which is derived from the antimalarial plant Artemesia annua, berberine, the third component of the Actrx Triact cocktail, is an isoquinoline alkaloid of protoberberine, which is found in many plants and has been used in many traditional medical systems for hundreds of years.
• In search of an herbal medicinal source for dengue cure, a 2011 study investigated the in-vitro anti-dengue activity of ten Thai medicinal plants; four plants viz. Rhizophora aciculate, Flagellaria india, Cladogynos orientalis, and Houttuynia cordite, showed significant effect on the dengue virus in-vitro and suggested potential sources for the development of an anti-DENV drug. Herbal Antivirals: Natural Remedies for Emerging & Resistant Viral Infections by Stephen Harrod Buhner lists 29 plants that have shown anti-dengue activity; four, maybe more, of them yield berberine. Other reviews list berberine-bearing plants used in botanical medical practice: Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis), Oregon grape (Berberis aquifolium) Barberry (Berberia vulgarism) and Chinese Goldthread (Coptis chinensis), and two berberine-containing plants popular in Chinese medicine, Phellodendron chinense and Phellodendron amurese.
"For lack of scientific studies on berberine, the Food and Drug Administration did not give it certification for sale in the Philippines." Huh? Berberine has been much studied—over a third of the 2,800 studies on berberine listed on PubMed, were published in the last 5 years. The studies suggest a wide range of clinical applications—from cholesterol lowering, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, anti-diabetic effects to benefits for cardiovascular and neurodegenerative afflictions.
• Berbrine is an over-the-counter supplement, considered by some studies as a supplement with some effects comparable to pharmaceuticals. Its standard dose is 900-2000 mg a day in 3 or 4 divided doses. A recent study reported a concern for long-term use and a tendency to accumulate in the CNS with potential neurotoxicity. What dosages are used and what risks are entailed in a two-dose ActRx TriAct cocktail protocol should be answered by the ActRx TriAct researchers.
What side effects are the "experts" attributing to the ActRx TriAct treatment? Artemether and artesunate are two drugs extensively studied and used in the treatment of malaria. Berberine is a supplement in use for hundreds of years in many traditional systems, with a known good safety profile, especially for short-term use. "Clear and present danger " to public health? Huh?
The DOH says the controversial ActRx TriAct has not been registered with the FDA, and that the study which started in 2012 should not have happened in the first place. Is this true? By whose authority and edict was it allowed to continue? Why did they wait so long before terminating it? Were people threatened by the reported beneficial study results? What political power plays are at work? Does the non-registration mistake totally nullify the study?
Criticism was also made that no other studies on ActRx TriAct have been done or is being done elsewhere in the world. Does the criticism imply that our scientists cannot or should not pursue original investigative studies? That is an insult, an affront, to the Philippine scientific research community.
The criticisms have remained unanswered. I am surprised and dismayed by the silence from Ona's side, from the doctors who were involved with the actual clinical study, and from others somewhere out there in the medical community who must have a dissenting opinion to what seems to be one-sided multiple rants against Ona's work.
Also, let us hear from those on the Garin side, who according to a post by Jarius Bondoc, "were pacified by Garin's move—regulators, researchers, ethicists, and field doctors who, documents show, resist the remedy." It would be most enlightening to hear from this august array of professionals what aspects of the study or remedy they resisted and why.
The Promise of a Vaccine Tomorrow, The Need for a Treatment Today
Dengue vaccine trials are being done. The experimental Dengue vaccine developed by Sanofi showed to be about 60% effective in the second large clinical trial, a slight improvement from the 56.5 percent reduction in the first trial. The scientific adviser to the Dengue Vaccine Initiative admits it's not anywhere close to the 90s they hoped for. The vaccine was found to be more effective in people previously exposed to dengue. There are four serotypes, with lifelong immunity gained only for the specific infecting serotype—making the vaccine useful in endemic areas where people are often exposed more than once. Also, while providing 60-90% efficacy against dengue virus 1, 3, and 4, efficacy was lacking (42%) against DENV serotype 2 which accounts for almost 60% of all virologically confirmed dengue episodes. Also, in the first trial, the vaccine was found less effective in younger children, the population most vulnerable to the disease. The early availability of the vaccine will also be limited. No matter these early limitations, a vaccine that may reduce the number of cases by half and hospitalizations by 80 percent represents a big advance. Sanofi plans to apply for approvals in the first quarter of 2015, with sales in the 4th quarter in priority countries of Mexico, Brazil and Columbia, and possibly Singapore and Malaysia.
While the vaccine shows promise, there will still be a significant number of those vaccinated who will still contract dengue. Also, there will be many who will refuse vaccination, and many who will not be reached by vaccination programs. The WHO estimates that 2.5 billion people are at risk annually for dengue infections. Between 50 million and 100 million contract the disease each year; newer estimates suggest a number closer to 400 million. Thousands of deaths are still predictable.
Drug therapy is needed. For now there is none. The Actrx Triact cocktail presents as a potential anti-dengue drug therapy for that group of patients diagnosed with severe dengue where the risk of fatalities are high. And while the WHO has warned of the dangers of drug resistance in areas where both malaria and dengue are coendemic, there are 23 designated malaria-free provinces in the Philippines. They present testing grounds to evaluate the efficacy of the anti-dengue therapy: Cebu City, designated malaria free, topped the list with 3,081 cases of dengue with 12 deaths; Iloilo, also designated malaria-free, reported a 71% surge in dengue cases. Aklan, also malaria-free, has seen an increase of 75%, up 1,340 cases compared to 763 last year. The data collected from these malaria-free testing grounds can potentially lay the groundwork for more widespread testing and use of the cocktail.
The conflicts surrounding ActRx TriAct should be urgently resolved. Politics should be pushed aside. Let us hear from the experts, the field doctors, and ethicists, without masks of anonymity. I have heard that people in the know are afraid to talk. I have been forewarned, the issue is dead. That the powers that be have already decided.
I hope not. Yet that is what I sense from reading the press releases—a demolition stonewalling blackballing campaign. A rain of criticisms, charges and insinuations—everthing from A to Y. But there's the Z question: Does the drug work?
It is too important a drug to die a political death. Either debunk it or release it back into testing and use. And until or unless the treatment benefit is utterly and completely debunked, dengue patients who are not involved in the clinical trials but are seriously ill should be allowed the ActRx TriAct cocktail treatment by access through compassionate use.
33 Responses to In Defense of the Anti-Dengue Cocktail
December 11, 2014 at 3:04 pm
In the meantime, the snake oil salesmen will be laughing their way to the bank, :).
May 26, 2015 at 11:03 pm
You mean the pharmaceutical companies and their lobbyist such as Garin herself?! The main issue here is blocking of inn ative and simple temedies by large cartels that CONTROL the Phillipines. Period. So many ignorant people in the PI believe the straight up lies from bought and paid for officials. Sickening.
December 13, 2014 at 5:34 pm
Alvarez released some information…
Still, there were no manuscripts of the clinical trials for Dr. Butch to critically appraise.
December 13, 2014 at 5:40 pm
Earlier, Lee Suy announced…
"The combination of berberine, artemether, and artesunate may have long-term effects that have not yet been studied adequately. These long-term effects may possibly ruin the lives of Filipino malaria and dengue patients," Lee Suy said.
By not complying with the International Conference on Harmonization Guidelines for Good Clinical Practice, the 2012 malaria study "lacked strong scientific merit and study participants were not afforded their due protection," he added.
The 2013 dengue clinical study was noted by the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (PCHRD) to have the following deficiencies: missing baseline characteristics of study participants, lack of scientific justification for the use of artemether and artesunatef for dengue treatment, and the absence of pre-clinical studies on each of the three drugs (berberine, artemether, and artesunate) as to which drug has anti-dengue properties
Lee Suy said the 2013 dengue study "did not comply with the basic steps of a sound scientific research using people as subjects." He said the ActRx TRIACT has not been registered with the Food and Drug Administration whether "as a drug or as a food or a supplement."
"It has no legal basis to be present in the Philippines, especially for clinical trials," he added.
"Upon further review, it has been found that no other studies on ActRx TRIACT have been or are being conducted in other parts of the world. This is highly irregular and dangerous because in not following and complying with the basic protocol of scientific experiments using human subjects, the researchers are endangering the lives of the Filipino people who were given ActRx TRIACT without any accountability and transparency," Lee Suy said.
Alvarez, Dr. Miranda (for dengue) and the other clinical trialist (for malaria) should make public their "informed consent" forms.
December 14, 2014 at 8:31 am
Angela (and Dr. Butch too),
Itong nagsulat dito may nalalaman sa research…
A prospective study, especially when bias is eliminated by "blinding" the researchers or clinical investigators and providing a control group, is a reliable way to demonstrate the effectiveness and safety of a drug or product.
Pero ang Dengue clinical trial ni Dr. Miranda sa San Lazaro (144 patients, Phase I malamang ito) at ang research protocol para sa anim (6) na ospital (2,000 patients, maaaring Phase II ito) na nabasa ko sa DOH website noong available pa ito ay parehas OPEN-LABELLED.
December 16, 2014 at 4:56 am
But there are some basic flaws that anyone with general knowledge of research methods and statistics would notice. In my opinion, they are fatal flaws. The study is not a double-blind study and its randomization of the participants is questionable.
The parent knows his/her child will be given the drugs.
The investigator also knows he/she will administer the drugs.
Bias not eliminated.
December 16, 2014 at 5:10 am
With "questionable randomization" there will also be a bias in the selection process.
Selecting only those patients who will likely to survive the disease may have happened.
December 17, 2014 at 3:51 pm
The PCP and the Philippine Society for Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (PSMID) during the forum rejected the 2013 clinical trial of ActRx TriAct for dengue treatment saying that "the trial was poorly designed and the data analysis was seriously flawed."
The PMA President is a clinical epidemiologist.
December 17, 2014 at 3:56 pm
In another news item…
At a health forum yesterday, Dr. Francisco Tranquilino, a clinical epidemiologist, said the long route to approval of a new drug usually took 10 to 15 years and adhered to strict guidelines.
"It would start from an idea, of a possibility of a new drug, all the way to its registration with the FDA [and], in between, going through different exploratory development processes and phases of clinical trials before going into full development study," Tranquilino, also the PCP ethics committee regent, explained.
Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/657614/doctors-urge-solons-to-probe-dengue-drug-trials-on-humans
December 17, 2014 at 3:59 pm
"The only basis for expanding the use of this drug combination to several DOH hospitals was a study on 290 dengue patients in one medical center. They claimed there were no deaths due to dengue among 145 patients who received this treatment in the clinical trial," said Dr Mario Panaligan, PSMID vice president and a member of the PCP Board of Regents.
"However, they are not saying in public that those who did not get this treatment also survived, which does not provide extra benefit in preventing deaths," Panaligan added.
December 25, 2014 at 5:09 pm
Bottom line: Granting that the study has numerous flaws, it does not mean however that the ActRx TriAct cocktail is ineffective or unsafe to use. Let us redo the study but this time do it in the right way. Anybody from DOH, PCHRD or any government agency? No more politics please.
December 29, 2014 at 12:03 pm
Totally agree with you, Dok Margel. The manufacturer and supplier of this ActRx… should redo the study of their product by doing it the right way and scientifically prove it that their product is actually effective against dengue. There is no need for politics there.
January 8, 2015 at 12:42 pm
I am one of the co-investigators of study..
In behalf of the medical research team, we would like to express our gratitude in your support to our cause!
The reason why we, as medical practitioners and researchers, have not gone out to the press and release our statements is because first of all, we do not want to involve ourselves in politics. Secondly, we have not received any formal complaint against us or the study. All issues being thrown at us are all allegations and speculations.
Last November 30, the DOH has released a statement with regards to the suspension of the DOH Department Order 2014-0161 regarding the implementation of the Clinical Trial on Dengue. We got hold of the said statement and we have answered everything point by point. I will be sharing to you a copy of our response to the DOH statement.
1. Berberine was used in the studies even without specific and definitive scientific bases for the researchers' claims that in can cure malaria or dengue
In a study done by Jia, F., et al, entitled Identification of palmatine as an inhibitor of West Nile virus published 2010 in Arch Virol, it was found out that palmatine, which is a member of the protoberberine class isoquinoline alkaloid, was able to suppress West Nile Virus without detectable cytotoxicity. The study has shown that the compound is able to "block the activity of NS3 protease which flaviviruses like the West Nile Virus and Dengue Virus encode."
West Nile Virus is member of the virus family Flaviviridae wherein the dengue virus is also a member. It can also be noted that the article suggests that the compound "might be a potential candidate for treatment of flavivirus infections (including dengue)."
It is the objective of the researchers to test the hypothesis that berberine has an anti-viral effect on dengue virus.
Artemisinin Derivatives, such as artemether and artesunate, also have established effects as an anti-viral drug. In an article that was published by Efferth, et. al., in the Clinical Infectious Diseases in the US last 2008, entitled, The Antiviral Activities of Artemisinin and Artesunate, it expounded on some of the different anti-viral properties of artemether and artesunate. Some of the viruses listed in the article include CMV, Herpes, HBV, HCV, even HIV-1. "The value of this compound is not limited to the treatment of malaria, and a wealth of studies have demonstrating the activity of artemisinin and its derivatives against…various viral diseases."
With this premise, the researchers would like to study if artemisinin and its derivatives also have anti-viral properties against dengue.
In a research conducted by Sheng, et. al., which was internationally published in 1997 by the East African Medical Journal entitled "Treatment of chloroquine-resistant malaria using pyrimethamine in combination with berberine, tetracycline or cotrimoxazole," results showed that berberine has a greater clearing effect than the other treatment arms.
Since there is proof that berberine has anti-malarial properties, the researchers now aim to test whether berberine plus artemether, artesunate, and primaquine may be efficacious for the treatment of malaria
2. The use of artemether and artesunate is considered as "artemisinin monotherapy", which increases the prevalence of resistance to anti-malarial drug.
The ActRx Malaria study does not use an artemisinin monotherapy, rather, it utilizes a combination of artemether, artesunate, primaquine, and berberine. The purpose of the study to be able to develop a new combination of drugs that would be an available alternative treatment that the filipino malaria patients would be able to use. The use of the artemether plus artesunate, primaquine, and berberine might be the combination we are looking for to prevent the development of resistance from the "artemisinin monotherapy."
3. The combination of berberine, arthemether, and artesunate may have long-term effects that have not yet been studied adequately.
Review of literatures do not show any data that proves that the individual drugs have long-term deleterious effects.
The research team have data to show that berberine is safe for use for all ages. In a study done be Gupte, et. al. last 1971, entitled The of Berberine in Treatment of Giardiasis, a total of 137 subjects with ages ranging from 5months to 14years of age received berberine as a treatment of giardiasis, which is an intestinal parasite causing severe diarrhea.
In another study done by Zhang et. al., in 2006, Assessment of taste development in 62 newborn infants they administered berberine to assess the taste reaction of neonates 90 minutes after birth. This proves that berberine is safe for consumption even for neonates.
4. By not complying with the International Conference on Harmonization Guidelines for Good Clinical Practice, the 2012 malaria study lacks strong scientific merit and study participants were not afforded their due protection.
ALL of the studies being questioned have undergone ethical and technical review by the independent review boards of the participating institutions wherein the studies were conducted, as this is the requirement by the International Conference on Harmonization Guidelines for Good Clinical Practice.
ALL of the subjects were also afforded their due protection since all subjects were covered by a deed of legal undertaking wherein any form of complications that would be directly related to the test drugs would be the responsibility of the sponsor of the study.
ALL of the subjects, based on the International Conference on Harmonization Guidelines for Good Clinical Practice, have been given and have signed the informed consent and assent forms. The informed consent means that all subjects were informed of the study protocol and have willingly consented to become part of the study. Patients who did not sign the informed consent were not included in the study.
5. The 2013 dengue clinical study was noted by the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (PCHRD) to have the following deficiencies:
Missing baseline characteristics of study participants;
The baseline characteristics were included in the research report handed to the members of the review board.
Lack of scientific justification for the use of artemether and artesunate for dengue treatment;
Answers from number 1
Absence of pre-clinical studies on each of the three drugs (berberine, artemether, and artesunate) as to which drug has anti-dengue properties
Each of the three drugs have already scientific bases that show possible effects in the treatment of dengue from other clinical studies. Answers can be found in number 1.
This item also seems contradictory to the updated memorandum that the PCHRD has released last December 1
6. In addition to all these, to date, ActRx TRIACT has not been registered with the FDA whether as a drug or as a food or a supplement. Thus, it has no legal basis to be present in the Philippines, especially for clinical trials.
ActRx TriAct is NOT registered as a drug or as a food or a supplement basically because it is still undergoing clinical trials to have a basis for the registration to the FDA. The Philippine FDA has approved the use of the drug for clinical research purposes only.
7. This is highly irregular and dangerous because in not following and complying with the basic protocol of scientific experiments using human subjects, the researchers are endangering the lives of the Filipino people who were given ActRx TRIACT without any accountability and transparency.
Upon review of literatures, there were NO evidence that showed that the use of these drugs are irregular and dangerous. Further review show that there are strong evidences that Artemisinin derivatives and berberine are very safe for the consumption of the general population. Examples of these are sited in number 1.
8. If something happens to those who had taken the ActRx TRIACT months or years from now, how and where do they seek legal remedy?
All subjects enrolled in the study are covered by the Deed of Legal Undertaking and Informed Consent and Assent between the subjects, the researchers, and the sponsors.
Also, let it be known that the investigators are members of Good-Standing of the Philippine College of Physicians(PCP) and of the Philippine Society for Microbiology and Infectious Diseases(PSMID). We would like to express our concern on how the societies have released a statement in the newspapers without consulting the concerned people. The joint statement by the PCP and PSMID was released in newspaper advertisements "so that the public may know", yet up to present, we have not released any letter of communication from our societies. If they were really concerned of how we have conducted our clinical trials, they should have talked to us and not the media.
There was even another statement from Dr. Leachon urging the Senate to probe the people behind the study. If Dr Leachon really believes we have done something illegal, why doesn't he himself file a case against us? Why urge the senate to probe if they know that something was wrong? And on what grounds are being charged? The Medical Research Team behind the study is ready and willing to go through any investigation and answer all accusations against us.
Again, in behalf of the research team, we would like to express our sincerest gratitude in your support of continuing medical education. Rest assured we would will continue to strive to provide our patients a better regimen for the treatment of dengue.
May 26, 2015 at 11:13 pm
Exactly. Novartis has their former lobbyist, Garin. What many fail to truly grasp is that Novartis and other pahrma companies bribe officials regularly and have even taken control of WHO. It is a VERIFIABLE fact.
So, in light of the FACT that all components in these products are KnOWN to work, but are NOT synthesized drugs that can be controlled, the they must be blocked for better profits of the cartels.


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YORK CITY boss Nigel Worthington will assess top scorer Wes Fletcher tomorrow morning to see whether he can play a part against Exeter City.
The 13-goal hitman missed last weekend's draw with Southend with a groin problem and the City chief wants to give him as long a recovery time as possible ahead of Saturday's Sky Bet League Two clash at Bootham Crescent.
"He's coming on," said Worthington when asked about Fletcher's progress.
"I will probably have a look at him tomorrow morning and see what he is like and go from there.
"We will give him another 36 hours, whatever it may be, and give him and ourselves the best chance."
Striker Ryan Jarvis may also have to be patient as he tries to force his way back into the starting line-up.
The former Torquay frontman played 19 minutes as a substitute against The Shrimpers after missing five matches with an ankle injury and Worthington hinted that match fitness might keep him from a place in the first XI.
He added: "Jarv was out for three-and-a-half weeks and hasn't played a lot of football. He started training in the early part of this week and he needs to keep getting sessions under his belt to help get him back to speed.
"It takes about five or six weeks to get fit and it takes about five or six days to lose it. As much as they work hard while they are still injured, if you are not out on the training field on a daily basis it goes in different ways.
"We have got to be fair. We don't want any injuries.
"We have got almost a clean bill of health, which is great, and let's hope it can stay that way."
Worthington is hoping his players can "put the cherry on the cake" by adding some goals to their defensively solid displays at home.
City equalled a club record against Southend as they failed to score for a fourth successive home game and the Minstermen manager said: "The last two performances at home, Cheltenham and Southend, have been very, very good. The only thing that's been missing is the goals.
"We are aware of that, we are working on it and it is more of the same and just trying to get the cherry on the cake by the goal or goals to get the three points.
"They are working and training very well. There is a brightness and a spark in them and that has to be important over the next 13 games.
"We must keep looking forward, keep pushing – without putting too much pressure on the players because you want them to relax and go and perform. The last two performances at home, for me, have been very solid. There has been a lot of good stuff there and it is just about that final little bit of trying to get over the line."
On Exeter, he added: "They are a very good footballing side and they want to pass that ball. They have had a few disappointments in recent games results-wise. We have watched them and they are decent – make no mistake about that.
"As always, if we do our own job properly and thoroughly and go and put on the field some of the training we do then, hopefully, come ten to five on Saturday afternoon, we won't be far away."
Worthington was also hopeful of progress in keeping Will Hayhurst at the club.
The youngster's loan spell ends following the Exeter clash but the former Northern Ireland manager has been in touch with chiefs at Deepdale and is hopeful of brokering an extension – ideally until the end of the season.


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Shadow Pokemorphs are simply Pokemorphs that either became Dark and Demented, and similiar to Darkside's or Shadow Pokemon, right now only three Shadow Pokemorphs exist.
Resshin the Shadow Ho oh Pokemorph
Once the Leader of The Sacred Guard, Resshin after being defeated by The Space Warriors was turned into a Shadow Pokemorph by King Rasets and now serves Rasets as his personal Messenger to Drake, since Resshin gave Drake the Orb which Contained a portion of the Life Aura's power. Resshin now wants nothing more than to Destroy the Pokemorph Race.
Shadow Rush, Sacred Fire, Flamethrower, Ancient Power!
Veronica the Shadow Tyranitar Pokemorph
Unlike the other two Shadow Pokemorphs, Veronica was born as a Shadow Pokemorph, when Lucifer returned to the time of the First Shadow Incident, he used the Immense power of the Shadow Tyranitar in Ciphers holding to create Veronica, Lucifer had her to try and Kill Roscoso, Hinaten and Darkmagicianmon when he brought them along with Hikari Ino, when Lucifer failed, he took Veronica back to the Present and added her to his army.
Hyperbeam, Dark Pulse, Shadow Rush, Rock Slide!
Yami the Shadow Rayquaza Pokemorph
The First Rayquaza Pokemorph, for unknown reasons, he became a Shadow Pokemorph with a strange Power, similiar to a Vampire Drinking blood from beings, Yami can drain the energy from Any Pokemorph if he bites them, killing them if he bites long enough and adding their powers to his own.
When he first ran into the Space Warrior's, he soon sets his sights on Hinaten to make her his bride because he taste her energy and found hers to be perfect. He marks her with not only a bite but with a strange serpent mark on her neck. Right now he has no alliances.
In simple terms, he is Hinaten's Lucifer.
Yami can use three different kinds of bites, the first which is when his Fangs glow Green, allow him to drain the energy from Pokemorphs. The Second which is when his Fangs glow red, can act like an Aprodisac, which can cause the Pokemorph he bites no matter their age, to go into a frenzy, just like what happened to Roscoso and Marissa as well as Katie and Justin. He nearly got Hinaten with this bite, but Hikari Ino stopped him.
Shadow Rush, Extremespeed, Dragon Claw, Twister.
Razer the Shadow Skarmory Pokemorph
How Razer got his powers is unknown but he currently is allied with Drake Darkstar, he actually was the one who killed Micheal's Family, disguised as a Darkside! He then spent most of his life wandering looking for trouble, when he heard of Drake Darkstar, he quickly joined his army, and provides Drake with Info on the Pokemorph Race.
Shadow Rush, Steel Wing, Razor Wind, Swords Dance!
Kageten the Shadow Mew/Mewtwo Pokemorph
A Shadow Pokemorph, that was born from the Curse Mark that Yami put on Hinaten, this Shadow Pokemorph, has Black Hair with Blood Red Tips, Hollow Eyes and a pair of deformed wings.
When Roscoso Removed the Curse Mark from Hinaten, Lucifer used the Dark Powers that the Mark unleashed to created Kageten, she is basically, Hinaten's Darkside. She also can use the four most powerful Shadow Attacks known!
Shadow Fire, Shadow Bolt, Shadow Chill and Shadow Blast!
Kitsune the Shadow Ninetales Pokemorph
This Pokemorph is currently 20 years old, with Red Hair, Fox Ears, Red Slitted eyes with a purple center and an Orange and Red Kimono!
Kitunse and another Shadow Pokemorph called Siren, cpatured Hareta, after Razer killed his parents, and began to try and turn him into a Shadow Pokemorph, Kitsune during that time seemed to develop feelings for Hareta, and wanted him to become a Shadow Pokemorph, but Hareta escaped and fled to Johto where he met Hinaten.
When Siren was turned to stone, by Hareta, Hinaten, Fuijin and Hikari, she met Razer who gave her a place in Drake's army. She mostly uses her Fox like charm and tries to seduce enemies.
Shadow Rush, Heat Wave, Confuse Ray and attract!
Siren the Shadow Wigglytuff Pokemorph
Siren is a leader of a two woman group that includes herself and Kitsune, they mostly try to turn Pokemorphs into Shadow Pokemorph's, they nearly did it to Hareta but he escaped, Siren has made it her personal goal to turn Hareta into a Shadow Pokemorph! she was finnally stop by the combine efforts of Fuijin, Hareta, Hikari and Hinaten with Hareta using a seal ball to turn her to stone and gave the shadow pokemon spirit to fuijin to purify it and give it to a worthier host
Shadow Rush, Sing, Metronome and Doubleslap!


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Great Britain's showjumpers could end a difficult week on a high after Nick Skelton and Ben Maher qualified for Friday's Olympic individual final in Rio.
Twenty-four hours after Skelton, Maher, Michael Whitaker and John Whitaker crashed out of the team competition in round one, Skelton and Maher returned with Big Star and Tic Tac, respectively, to secure places in the final.
Skelton had five faults, while Maher picked up just one time penalty. A total of 35 combinations will contest Friday morning's penultimate individual round, before the top 20 battle it out for medals later in the day.
Maher said: "We've had a rough week this week. We really believed that we could come here and put in a good performance for the team, and things just didn't go our way yesterday. It just wasn't meant to be.
"Myself and Nick are trying to redeem ourselves, to keep us in it for Friday. Psychologically, it has been tough. You wouldn't have wanted to be in our apartment last night with the five of us.
"We each had an early night. I studied a few videos from yesterday and rode one or two fences slightly differently today. We had to come out and keep pushing, and the deal today was that we made the cut. We both got the job done, and we start on zero (penalties) on Friday.
"I feel my horse is jumping better as each day goes on. So if he keeps progressing from this, with a day off tomorrow, then I will be quietly confident on Friday. Hopefully, we will start on Friday from where we left off today."
And Skelton, who is competing at his seventh Olympics, said of Big Star: "He jumped great. He just again got a bit unlucky. There is not a lot you can do when you have the middle fence of a combination down. He left the floor well, but just touched it.
"We all start on equal scores on Friday, which is different. The horse is jumping really well. He's not doing a lot wrong."
France were crowned Olympic team champions for the first time in 40 years, as Philippe Rozier, Kevin Staut, Roger-Yves Bost and Penelope Leprevost pipped the United States to the post. Germany beat Canada in a jump-off for bronze.
Attention now turns to the individual final on Friday, and on the stellar cast that includes Eric Lamaze, Kent Farrington, McLain Ward, Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum, Edwina Tops-Alexander and reigning Olympic individual champion Steve Guerdat.
Nick Skelton, by Berit Watkin via Flickr, CC BY 2.0


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Annie Bohm, usually referred to by her fellow Ward 6 patients as silent girl is a character in the episode Broken who has been catatonic for many years. She was the sister-in-law and best-friend of Lydia. She is played by cellist Ana Lenchantin.
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Picking up on Dave's points, then, the Cocoon site is nice to look at, and what's encouraging is that it is a Maven generated site. Struts is also Maven-generated, though not styled particularly. Wicket looks nice, but isn't Maven (I'm pretty sure). We probably should distinguish aesthetics from organization. The fact that both Cocoon and Struts are Maven-generated and are easily navigable means that there's nothing wrong with our decision to use Maven as a technology for writing site docs. The thing that is important though is that we get the organization right. I think that Rob and I have a pretty good idea of what we want the site to look like; screencasts will only further improve the site. My view is we execute towards that vision first, then see what we want to change. In the meantime, though, let's keep the conversation open and capture any good ideas on the wiki. I've captured Dave's points on the Isis wiki, at https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/ISIS/SiteAndDocumentationIdeas. Thx Dan On 08/10/2010 10:10, Dan Haywood wrote: > A few of the committers have been having a conversation off-list about > the site documentation. I'm just copying some of those points here so > that they are public, and for others to come in if they have ideas or > thoughts. > > */Original point that was made:/ > * > It's damn hard to find actual documentation from > http://www.nakedobjects.org/index.html. It isn't trivial to click > Component -> Application Library just to find some concrete docs. I > think that the site map should be reviewed. > > /*Dan's thoughts: > */ > All this stuff is work-in-progress... Rob and I are aware that this > stuff needs to be very easily accessible. > > If you have any firm ideas, that'd be great; pop them onto the Isis wiki. I've > copied up some correspondence on isis-dev between me and > Dave there, athttps://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/ISIS/ScreencastIdeas. > > /*Rob's thoughts:*/ > This stuff is so important. Dan and I have been talking about it for a > while now and its one of the main thing that we need to concentrate on > for the move to Apache. If you do something, or try to figure something > out, then make a note of it so we can add it to the documentation. Dan > and I will structure and make the documentation build and then we need > to make it easily accessible. > > I know I'm just repeating what Dan has said, but I want you to know that > we recognise that and are committing ourselves to working on it. > > /*Dave's thoughts:*/ > Hey Everyone, > > I was looking at some of the other Apache projects and I thought the Apache Cocoon > site had a pretty good layout that made it easy to get started and worked it's way up > to contributing to the project. On the Cocoon site, I find it easy for both the beginner > and the advanced developer to find the information they need within a few clicks > and the documentation and reference material are easy to find. > > Two other sites that I found to be organized well are the Apache Struts and Apache Wicket site. > I think we can take advantage of some of the styles of these sites and make it easy > for all levels of developers to use the site effectively and efficiently. > >
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Shawano Wisconsin Family History Center
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Address: 910 Zingler St Shawano, Wisconsin
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- All available Federal and State Census records on microfilm for Shawano County, plus many for the surrounding counties.
- Index card collection of tombstones for all known cemeteries in Shawano County.
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- Index card collection of naturalization records abstracted from records when they were still in possession of the Shawano County Clerk of Court. Original records are now in possession of the Wisconsin State Historical Society and are kept at the Area Research Center in the Coffrin Library at the UW-Green Bay campus.
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- Address: 524 N. Franklin Street, Shawano, WI, 54166-0534
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