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ABOUT: Really Useful boxes are strong, sturdy storage boxes that range from size 0.07 litre to 145 litres. Their boxes are very strong and can be easily stacked. Each box comes with a seperate lid, which is held securely in place by a locking system attached to the box itself. The boxes come in a range of different colours or transparent so you can see what is in the box without having to open it. I have some of the coloured boxes at home but at my boyfriends we used the clear, transparent boxes.
PRICE: Prices vary depending on what size storage box you want. They can be purchased from various places, B & Q, Rymans and other warehouses and stores.
IN USE: Me and my boyfriend store reptile accessories in some of the boxes so things including plastic/fake plants, pieces of small wood and other things and these keep the things clean and dust free. We also use the boxes if we have to take any of our snakes to the vets as the boxes are strong and due to the lockable lid it means that the snake can't get out. We have had to drill holes in the side of the box for air for the snake but this was easily done. The snakes we have are very big and heavy and one of the larger sized boxes can easily hold one of the snakes without breaking.
The boxes are great for storing a number of different items such as stationery and my boyfriend uses a few for his car cleaning things as well. As the boxes are made from strong plastic they can be washed out really easily and if you scrub them they don't seem to scratch very easily either. As the boxes are stackable they don't take up too much space and can be stored nice and neatly in a room or garage.
OVERALL: These are fantastic storage boxes and one's that we will definitely continue to use. I recommend these storage boxes highly enough.
For the last 4 and a half years I ran an online business selling hand made Jewellery, this is one of the first storage containers I bought to keep all my little bits and bobs in when I first started getting orders, the business soon outgrew this little organiser but I still kept it on my desk with a few of the most often used items in it. Sadly I closed the business last month and have since passed this on to a young budding crafter.
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This is a made by Hobby craft and is part of their 'Really useful boxes' range which comes in way to many variations for me to list here but this one is £12.
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This is basically a miniature cabinet of miniature drawers with lids on. Each drawer or box holds 0.14l and there are 16 drawers in total 4 rows and 4 columns. Each box has a lid which clips in place on both sides with blue plastic clips. The lids are really secure once they are in place. This is ideal for storing beads, small craft items, beauty products like bobbles and clips etc or stationery items such as elastic bands, drawing pins + paper clips. Or it could be a really funky way to store loose change, you could put 1ps in the first drawer 2ps in the second etc etc Ok maybe I am the only person in the world that would do that but it has plenty of uses none the less.
I used this every day for over 4 years it moved house with me 5 times at least ( I move a lot) and I never had a problem with it, it suffered no damage all the lids were still intact and hadn't loosened over time and apart for a few scratches it was still in perfect condition which is much better than I expected from it to be honest.
Overall I will give this 5 stars as it lasted way longer than expected and probably would have lasted a few more years at least, it is a good price and is very useful for crafters and non crafters alike. I would definitely recommend this product.
The clue is in the name "Really useful" boxes. These boxes in our house our used to keep the toys tidy, since our daughter insists on making a mess that takes longer to tidy up than solving the mystery of the universe. These boxes keep all the Playmobil neat and tidy so they don't get broken or lost.
The boxes are well made from very thick plastic, and they last ages. The ones i've got we've had for a year and they've been a pleasure to use. They don't dent or crack easily, you can barely damage the plastic by hitting it or smacking it, and dropping them does very little damage at all. The lids are quite strong too and when a lot of weight is on top of them they do flex very slightly but don't crack, cave in or get damaged.
Practicality is the main reason we bought these. They're not heavy so you can move them around easily and stack them on top of one another. They are incredibly handy for moving house or storing things in, especially when space is a concern. I found that storing them in the loft and spare room was the best way to save space but keeping it all together in one box will consolidate lots of loose objects like the Playmobil people.
They're easy to use too, you just need to clip the flaps in place to secure the contents and then you can tip it about, drop it etc and stuff doesn't fall out. They stay secure on there own and don't need any tape to hold them down. They're quite strong and can take a fair few knocks without breaking.
Cleaning isn't too hard, there are a few ridges and bumps here and there but with a bit of dettox you can just wipe round with a jay cloth and use your finger tips to get in all the corners. They don't need more than that really.
Overall these are very handy and easy to use. They're also reasonably priced at around £5 for a 3 litre and £13 for a 35 litre box. You can buy them on Amazon or in home ware stores. I recommend these for children's toys or moving house as they provide excellent protection against fragile things when in transit. Highly recommended.
Like anyone who has kids, we have toys coming out of our ears, and it is a constant battle to keep their belongings and our own in some kind of semblance of order. We have invested in extra storage in a few different formats such as book shelves and fitted wardrobes, but something we find very useful around the home is storage boxes. We have a few different types in various locations round the home, such as in the bedrooms, the kids playroom, the loft and the garage to try and contain the clutter a bit.
We have 7 of the really useful boxes in the large size of 64 litres. We have these in the playroom and the kids bedroom to organise the toys.
What is really good about these boxes are they are see through and they have lids on them with handles. We tend to stack these on top of each other so that the kids then have some floor space to play in.
What we have done is stick pictures of the toys we wanted to put in each box on the side of it. It was simple enough to find similar toys to the ones we own in the argos catalogue and stick them on with cellotape. As the kids have got bigger and my eldest can now read, we have upgraded to writing on the boxes with a sharpie pen what we want to put in there.
The boxes have a large capacity which makes it super for putting all the toys you have on a certain theme within one box. Eg, we have lots of toy story themed toys which live in one box, then they have a large number of imaginext sets, so one is for the DC superheroes set and then we have another for the imaginext space and fire themed sets, and one for ben 10 and so on till each box has something in it. The dimensions of these 64 L boxes are length 710mm, width 440mm and a depth of 310mm. We have tended to pick these boxes up in January in the sales when they are a bit cheaper and we suddenly have more toys to home, but these boxes are usually around £15, and can sometimes be found on multibuy discounts.
The Really Useful boxes come in a range of capacities from a tiny 0.07L capacity to 145L capacity, and you can also get sets of drawers with these in. I have seen one of my neighbours use one of these out in the garden as they are an ideal size for putting in a few childrens garden toys such as balls and sports equipment. The fact it has a secure lid is good for keeping the equipment dry although it would not deter anyone who fancied helping themselves to your belongings.
I also saw one of my teaching colleagues using one of the smaller capacity boxes as a pencil case for carrying equipment round with her between classrooms. If I had more money, I think these would be a great way of storing supplies in my pantry as items in packets would stand up well and not be as exposed to the air, and I feel with the lid they would be great for storing perishable items in my garage as we have had a rodent problem in there previously where they got into some of my food stores from buying in bulk.
The downside to the really useful boxes is that I have found the plastic can be a bit brittle. Quite a few of the lids have chips missing from them where they have been stood on when left on the floor, and one of the boxes has a hole in the bottom, though I have no idea what caused that particular damage. I notice from the manufacturers website you can now buy these boxes in a tougher plastic which is white in colour, and you can also buy many different colours of plastic box now, which I have not noticed when shopping in store.
I find my sons cannot lift the larger boxes we have when full, and I can only just manage it, so it is worth considering what size you want and if it is manouverable once you put items in it. They hold a lot when you start filling them with fairly small toys, so its also a pain when my youngest decides to empty a couple of boxes out on the floor so he can then make a train out of the boxes, but the boxes are a fabulous size for him to sit in comfortably. I also find that the handles do come off more than I would expect, though again my youngest does seem to like taking them off. It doesn't stop the box being functional if they are missing.
I feel these boxes do live up to their name, and I think there is a box to suit every particular storage need I can think of from toys, to food stuff, to stationary, to files, to shoes, to sports equipment. The boxes are a little more expensive than other plastic boxes, but having a lid and having boxes that stack safely is worth paying a little more for. I wish I could train the kids to be a bit more gentle with them so they were still without chips, but I am happy with how they work in my home for solving the age old problem of where to put all these toys.
**Please note that this review is specifically for the 19 litre, plastic filing box by Really Useful**
In a bid to become more organised with the reams of paperwork I had to complete and the bills I had to set up when I moved into my new home I decided that I needed some sort of filing and storage system in place. I'm the type of person who will open a piece of post, leave it on the side and then either forget about it or, more likely, throw it away and over the years I've lost count of the times where I've needed something, been unable to find it and spent many frustrating hours searching for the 'safe place' I invariably put it. All my home bills are set up as direct debits so I receive regular paperwork from my suppliers, similarly I have warranties on household items and Insurance certificates that need to be kept safely away and I wanted something that would house all these things together in one place. Looking on amazon for something suitable led me to find the subject of this review, Really Useful's plastic filing box, it was available for a little under £15.00 and came with 10 suspension files, perfect I thought for what I wanted and so I went ahead and placed my order.
A Really Useful Box
Admittedly this isn't the most glamorous thing in the world to own and when I unpacked my box from amazon I did think that perhaps £15.00 was a little too much to spend on a moulded piece of plastic but my initial reservations were soon put to one side when I began to realise just how useful this actually was. The box isn't terribly big, mine measures up at 29cm in width, just under 26cm in depth and around 40cm in height and is constructed from thick, durable translucent plastic. It has a handle on either side and a removable thick plastic top and weighs around 1 kilogram so not all that heavy. There are 2 grooves which run down the top of the width inside the box and these are fashioned to hold suspension files and my order from amazon included 10 files which allowed me to start using the box for what I wanted straight away.
There is an indentation on the lid which enables you to stack another box on top if you have more than 1 and all in all mine feels incredibly sturdy and extremely well made. The plastic is of a good thickness that it doesn't bend or misshape and does feel solid to the touch, transporting the box is easily done thanks to the handles on the sides and again these are of excellent quality and are comfortable to hold.
The 10 suspension files that are provided in this package are OK, I don't think they're exceptional quality to be honest and the supporting clips do feel a little on the flimsy side but because I had 10 to use I made sure that I didn't overload the files with anything too heavy and this would be my recommendation to other people should they decide to buy this for themselves. I was able to sort through my paperwork and categorise it before filing it away and now that it's all in place I know where everything is and should I need something I know where to go to find it. My box has a 19 litre capacity which is more than ample to hold my 10 files plus their contents and there is still room for me to add more files should I want to buy extra. The box doesn't have to be used as a filing system if you don't want to hang your paperwork in suspension files as any piece of A4 paper fits into the box easily without the need for folding and because it does have a generous depth it could be used for tidying other things away.
Overall for something that is functional I do think that this is a very handy thing to own, it's certainly made me a lot more organised with my paperwork and it's made life that bit easier for me at the times when I've needed to find a specific bank statement or bill. There's nothing to criticise as far as the build quality of the box goes and as it's name suggests this is a "Really Useful" item to own in my opinion.
Five stars from me as a rating, I wouldn't want to be without mine now. Thanks for reading my review.
Everyone knows what a 'Really Useful' box is.. and as the name states they are actually really useful. I have a few of these plastic storage boxes as they come in a variety of sizes and can be used to store a variety of items. The boxes range from 0.07 litres (which is realllly tiny, ideal to store earrings, pins, staples elastic bands etc in) - to massive 145 litre boxes. They can be useful to stock your paperwork, files, even clothes, duvets, shoes and cd's in. The list is pretty endless. I have a few 0.7litres which fit store reciepts in perfectly.
The boxes can come in a variety of colours and you can still see through the box which is an element I quite like. It also ranges in prices. I find the boxes can be on the more pricey side compared to shops own brand storage boxes that are available but at times the useful boxes can be quite desirable especially due to the range of sizes, so you can be more fussy regarding what you need to fit in there. What also puts the boxes aside from other storage boxes are the blue clip handles which allows you to easily secure the box and allows quick access to open and close the boxes. The boxes are also stackable and so can be stacked on top of one another.
These can be bought from stationery shops such as Rymans and WHSmith and can also be found in Tesco's catalogue and Argos. I would shop around before purchasing these to see where it is cheaper, especially if you are going to be buying a few. Overall I give the product 4 stars as although they are very good and there is a large range of sizes, they are more expensive that other storage boxes available.
In my spare time I like to make cards and jewellery but having two young children in the house I have to make sure that my things are packed away out of harms way as such I use really useful boxes. It was my Mam that first found really useful boxes and started to use them for her business (she sells beads and craft supplies) and when I saw them I decided they were a brilliant idea and purchased a couple myself.
The boxes are made by Really Useful products Ltd and they are made in both the UK and the USA. The boxes have capacities from 0.07 litres to 145 litres so there really is a box for every need. Each box is see through and is very sturdy, my Mam keeps very heavy weights of beads in them and trust me it is very heavy to lift yet the box doesn't have a problem holding them.
The boxes have a see through sturdy lid which sits firmly in place on top of the box and there is a plastic clip which flips up to close the box at either end which blue in colour, the clips come upwards and clip over a bit of plastic on each end which sticks out to ensure they are secure. Each box is perfectly formed so that they sit nicely on top of each other and therefore no storage space is wasted, the boxes are square or rectangular and even come in colours now either transparent or solid colour although I prefer the see through ones and then you are able to see what is in each one.
The smallest box is 90 x 65 x 30mms and the largest is 810 x 620 x 430mms so you can see how large a range of sizes there are and I think there are around 50 different size options so there is no way you couldn't find a box suitable for our need. The prices range greatly, the smallest one can be bought at staples for 41p each and the largest one can be bought for £34.99 or £32.99 if you buy more than 3.
These boxes are fantastic they hold onto everything you can think of, they fit together brilliantly and they are secure. You can carry the boxes by gripping the bit of plastic that sticks out to secure the boxes and the one issue I can say there is with these boxes is that after a lot of use the blue clip gets a little slack and sometimes comes open if you are not careful but this is only after a lot of use so I would still highly recommend these.
Ah, where to start with Really Useful Boxes? They are a modern Wonder Product in my opinion! I get excited over household storage solutions as it is, but the list of possible uses for these is endless, and the choice in colours, sizes and even styles is vast. You get some that are aimed at administration and office work (and you get suspension files specifically for them!), you get those that are designed for CDs, DVDs, under beds, on shelves. Even stacked on top of each other. Drawer systems with teeny tiny ones for storing jewellery, screws, nails, beads etc are widely available too.
An alternative use that you may not know about is in animal keeping, particularly with snakes and small rodents. They can be used to house a huge array of animals though, with only minor customisations - drilling of air holes or adding of sections of mesh. The best thing about these in pet keeping above other storage boxes, is that they are perfectly square/rectangular inside instead of losing floor space and having odd nooks and crannies which make cleaning out a pain. Also a huge bonus is the handles on the boxes; these clip up and over the handles on the lid, making them super secure. There are even companies which manufacture racking systems to fit Really Useful Boxes, aimed specifically at breeders and those with huge collections of snakes! Their ability to be stacked (with or without lids) is another bonus for those looking to house large collections without having to pay out for a rack.
They are so so strong, I never feel paranoid about them bursting or breaking, even when crammed full of stuff. I use them for animals (amphibians, invertebrates) as mentioned, as well as storage and these boxes just continue to perform. I even have little blue and pink ones for storing hair accessories and other girly paraphernalia! These were the first ones I ever bought and I first saw them in PC World of all places. I just thought they looked great and had to have them. Truly, for a plastic storage box they do look good. I think it's due to their shape, the handles and the neat lids. Even the coloured ones are semi transparent, so you can generally see the contents without opening them. I also used my stash of Really Useful Boxes when moving house and it's amazing just how much you can actually get in the bigger ones. You can really pack since they are strong and don't bow or bend.
I am planning to use two 9L Really Useful Boxes at the end of the month for transporting two turtles 500 odd miles. I am perfectly confident with their durability, safety, and inescapable lids to do this on such a long journey and I'm sure my turtles will be very comfy in there!
Prices vary hugely with sizes and styles, but overall they are definitely not the cheapest. However, they are probably the best value, all things considered. I'm sure I'm not alone in having experienced cheaper plastic storage boxes getting cracked, losing clips that keep the lids in place and so on. This has never happened to me in many years of using Really Useful Boxes; I have never had to throw one away, or had them suffer any kind of damage. They certainly deserve their name, their usefulness just goes on and on since they are so highly adaptable.
A point worth making is that in terms of pet keeping, they are massively cheaper than alternatives (such as aquariums, cages, wooden vivariums) and you get much more space for your money which is important to me, since I strive to not simply provide my animals with the bare minimums..
I would definitely recommend Really Useful Boxes for storage, animals, moving house and transporting stuff if you can afford the initial outlay. You can be rest assured they will pay you back pretty soon by not breaking, and doing almost whatever you want them to do. If only they would pack themselves for moving house though, that would certainly earn them an extra "Useful" in their name!
I have to admit, I'm a tiny bit obsessed with Really Useful Boxes. It's something about the way they stack so neatly, but I think it also has to do with the way that there is one in a size for ANYTHING you want to put in them. OK, maybe not an elephant. But anything household that you want to tidy away neatly can be found on the sheet that the company provide inside their larger boxes, from DVDs to files to clothes to toys.
We use ours mostly for toys, but we do have some of the teeny tiny ones (so cute!) that we use to keep the magnetic stars in for the childrens' reward chart. I like the way they clip at the sides, and they really are strong - our larger ones have been climbed on a few times. They do seem to be the best storage solution available currently; it's easy to see what's being stored, especially in the larger ones, and they are much better-looking than anything else i've seen. Can be more expensive but definitely worth it in my view!
I'm sure that many of you watch BBC2's "Dragon's Den", where hopeful entrepreneurs pitch their product and business idea to a team of self-made millionaires to try and get financial backing for their venture. What do you think their reaction would be if a man had walked in a few years ago and stated that he wanted an investment to make plastic boxes? I think incredulity would have been the polite way of putting it - after all, surely there were a lot of other plastic boxes on the market, how could such a simple idea hope to make money? Well, the simple ideas are often the best, and Really Useful Boxes are one of those simple ideas that work so well that it makes you wonder why someone didn't come up with the concept years ago.
The basic idea behind Really Useful Boxes was to produce a range of plastic boxes that were created from the user's viewpoint; they claim to be the first company that manufactured plastic boxes from this perspective. It all started back in 1999, when an accountant at a plastics company wanted strong, transparent, stacking boxes to archive his records in, but couldn't find anything suitable. Being a resourceful chap, he instead designed the sort of box that he wanted to fill the gap in the market. This initial idea has since expanded into the World's largest range of such boxes, currently standing at 46 sizes of box between 0.2 litres (suggested for business cards, tacks, pins and paper clips) up to the enormous 84 litre box (suggested for storage of clothes, blankets, duvets, etc), and including extra strong and collapsible versions of some of the larger models. The range regularly has new sizes, shapes and innovations added to it.
But what is so great about these boxes? Well, the description I gave above holds the key - they don't just produce boxes, they produce boxes with a specific user purpose in mind. For example, the 3 litre and 18 litre sizes are the perfect size to stack CDs in; the 4 litre is A4 sized; the 22 litre holds exactly 22 DVDs; the 2.1 litre works as a card index, and the 24 litre box is intended to take foolscap suspension files. They are also really strong. The promotional literature boldly states that they will take " a person's weight", and while I don't feel brave enough to do a practical test of this, they did withstand my house move with no sign of damage to them or their contents, despite having a load of other heavy objects piled on top of them in the removal van. The next good thing is that they have separate lock-on lids, and are stackable (with or without lids), which makes them amazingly versatile and the ideal thing for the storage, archiving and movement of goods. I had actually first come across Really Useful Boxes when I worked in museums; the quality, durability and range of sizes made them great for the long-term storage and protection of artefacts in museum stores, and the fact they were transparent meant you could seen what was in the box without having to constantly move them around, open boxes up, and handle delicate objects. The same features meant they quickly sprang to mind when I was considering how best to pack up my things to move house.
Although the full range of Really Useful Boxes is available online and at a 10% discount from the recommended retail price, I unfortunately had to do things at short notice - which meant offline shopping. One of the major retailers of the boxes is Staples, and my nearest branch happened to stock a good selection of sizes (although at what I now realise were uncompetitive prices). After careful consideration of (a) how much crap I had to pack, and (b) how many boxes would fit into my little car, I decided upon three 5 litre boxes (which cost around £4 each) for loose stationery and other odds and ends, two 18 litre boxes for our CD collection (around £9 each), and three huge 42 litre boxes for kitchen items and other breakables (about £16 each). This would have come to a much more reasonable £58.40 including delivery from the Really Useful Products website (www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk), so I would recommend using that as a source of these boxes in future - you even get to choose different colours if you want something funkier or a dark colour to protect light sensitive objects inside the box. Had I the luxury of time or a bigger car I would have bought more, as the packing process proved them to be far superior to other boxes we used. Other (cheaper) plastic boxes we had broke, chipped or dented en route (though fortunately the books they held survived unscathed), while the cardboard boxes were in no real state to be used again, so proved to be expensive in relation to the time span of their use.
The Really Useful CD boxes were the first ones to be tried out. Being specifically designed for this purpose meant that packing became a doddle; I knew exactly what was going into the boxes, knew they would fit perfectly, and when the box was full you simply use the handles to lock the lids securely onto the boxes. The handles were a bit stiff at first (especially on the bigger boxes), but this also meant that the lids were never going to come loose in transit. The smaller boxes proved ideal for taking up the sorts of odds and ends you might otherwise lose during a move, and the large boxes protected delicate objects such as our cups and glasses perfectly. One of the large boxes has since been transformed into a recycling box after unpacking, while the others store things we don't use very often (like camping gear) in our store cupboard, so they will be getting ongoing use over the next few years.
I think these boxes are brilliant and really deserve the name Really Useful Boxes! Although they were quite a high initial expense, the extended and varying use of them means I think I will get long-term good value, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy more the next time I have to move house or store goods.
Highly recommended.
Website: www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Other suppliers: Staples (www.staples.co.uk), Ryman (www.ryman.co.uk), Hobby Craft (www.hobbycraft.co.uk), Argos (www.argos.co.uk), and Woolworths (www.woolworths.co.uk).
Really Useful Boxes' size ranges from 0.2 litre to 84 litres.


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Zonisamide is used in combination with other medications to treat certain types of seizures. Zonisamide is in a class of medications called anticonvulsants. It works by decreasing abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
Zonisamide comes as a capsule to take by mouth. It is usually taken once or twice a day with or without food. To help you remember to take zonisamide, take it at around the same time(s) every day. Follow the directions on your prescription label carefully, and ask your doctor or pharmacist to explain any part you do not understand. Take zonisamide exactly as directed. Do not take more or less of it or take it more often than prescribed by your doctor.
Swallow the capsules whole; do not split, chew, or crush them.
Your doctor will probably start you on a low dose of zonisamide and gradually increase your dose, not more often than once every 2 weeks.
Zonisamide may help control your condition but will not cure it. It may take 2 weeks or longer before you feel the full benefit of zonisamide. Continue to take zonisamide even if you feel well. Do not stop taking zonisamide without talking to your doctor, even if you experience side effects such as unusual changes in behavior or mood. If you suddenly stop taking zonisamide, your seizures may become worse. Your doctor will probably decrease your dose gradually.
Your doctor or pharmacist will give you the manufacturer's patient information sheet (Medication Guide) when you begin treatment with zonisamide and each time you refill your prescription. Read the information carefully and ask your doctor or pharmacist if you have any questions. You can also visit the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website ( Web Site) or the manufacturer's website to obtain the Medication Guide.
This medication may be prescribed for other uses; ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.
Before taking zonisamide,
Talk to your doctor about eating grapefruit and drinking grapefruit juice while taking this medicine.
Drink 6-8 glasses of water every day during your treatment with zonisamide.
Talk to your doctor about what to do if you miss a dose of zonisamide. Do not take a double dose to make up for a missed one.
Zonisamide may cause side effects. Tell your doctor if any of these symptoms are severe or do not go away:
Some side effects can be serious. The following symptoms are uncommon, but if you experience any of them, call your doctor immediately:
Zonisamide may cause other side effects. Call your doctor if you have any unusual problems while taking this medication.
Zonisamide may cause metabolic acidosis (abnormally low levels of a certain natural substance in the blood). Metabolic acidosis that is left untreated for a long time may increase the risk that other medical problems, including kidney stones and bone problems that may lead to fractures, will develop. Untreated metabolic acidosis may also cause slowed growth and a decrease in final height in children. Talk to your doctor about the risks of taking zonisamide.
If you experience a serious side effect, you or your doctor may send a report to the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program online [at Web Site] or by phone [1-800-332-1088].
Keep this medication in the container it came in, tightly closed, and out of reach of children. Store it at room temperature and away from light, excess heat and moisture (not in the bathroom). Throw away any medication that is outdated or no longer needed. Talk to your pharmacist about the proper disposal of your medication.
In case of overdose, call your local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. If the victim has collapsed or is not breathing, call local emergency services at 911.
Symptoms of overdose may include:
Keep all appointments with your doctor and the laboratory. Your doctor may order certain lab tests to check your body's response to zonisamide.
Do not let anyone else take your medication. Ask your pharmacist any questions you have about refilling your prescription.
It is important for you to keep a written list of all of the prescription and nonprescription (over-the-counter) medicines you are taking, as well as any products such as vitamins, minerals, or other dietary supplements. You should bring this list with you each time you visit a doctor or if you are admitted to a hospital. It is also important information to carry with you in case of emergencies.
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ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. - After hours of testimony and high emotions during the Atlantic Beach City Commission meeting Monday night, the city decided one family's dogs are a nuisance to the community. People involved in this controversy are divided between neighborhood safety, and the safety of pets.
Neighbors said, and the city agreed, that Suzanna Leviseur's three pit bulls have accumulated 16 different complaints since May and something needs to be done.
"They are loud, and menacing, and scary, upset me and upset the dogs," said Carol Mirando.
Leviseur asked for the hearing to appeal the citations against her dogs, and claims to be completely taken aback by the accusations.
Carol Mirando is an attorney for the City of Jacksonville and represents Animal Care and Protective services. Mirando said she loves animals, but this is an entirely different matter.
"This is about owners who aren't able to control or properly train their dogs," said Mirando duirng the meeting.
Atlantic Beach Police Chief Michael Classey said all three dogs have been declared dangerous and everyone who testified Monday night said just as much under oath.
"I am amazed. I had no idea I am such a terrible person," said Leviseur.
Leviseur and her daughter said the attacks and complaints are driven by personal problems plaguing the neighborhood. But personal or not, Chief Classey said that doesn't change the fact the dogs are a nuisance and need to be handled.
"There is just no excuse to have to own dogs that they have no responsibility, unsafe for the community," said Classey.
From this point on, Leviseur's dogs have to be secured and confined to her property. If they get loose, the dogs will be impounded. The city manager has been appointed to ensure the dogs are impounded immediately if they get loose.
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Holt optioned to make room for starter Salazar
CLEVELAND -- The Indians expect Tyler Holt to be back in the big leagues before this season is complete. That was the message that manager Terry Francona delivered to the young outfielder when informing him that he was heading back to Triple-A Columbus.
Prior to Sunday's series finale against the Orioles, Cleveland optioned Holt back to Columbus in order to recall right-hander Danny Salazar from Triple-A to start against Baltimore. Francona detailed the team's decision to Holt late Saturday night.
"We explained to him last night, this is not an indictment on his play," Francona said on Sunday morning. "He actually played really well. It's just, when you have options, you just try to make organizational decisions. And he'll be back."
Holt would seem to be a prime candidate to return after rosters expand on Sept. 1.
"Or before then. Who knows?" Francona said. "And he gets it. And that's our obligation to explain to guys, so they don't get frustrated. This kid, if you take a look last year at this time and now, I just think it's a good thing, and his career is on the upswing."
In 97 games between Double-A Akron and Columbus this season, the 25-year-old Holt has turned in a .306/.419/.384 slash line to go along with 22 extra-base hits, 29 RBIs, 31 stolen bases, 66 walks and 73 runs scored. In his six games in the big leagues (split between three stints with the Tribe), Holt hit .385 in 13 at-bats.
"We got to play him a little bit, which was nice," Francona said. "I think all the things that the guys in player development said really are true. He's a kid that's kind of gone level to level, and a kid that coaching staffs like, because he plays so hard and is such a good teammate.
"It's not an easy thing for a young kid to come up and impact a team in the middle of the year, and he had a really good way of doing that. When you call up young kids in the middle of the season and their enthusiasm plays up, it's really fun to watch."
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, and follow him on Twitter @MLBastian. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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England opener Alex Hales has moved up a place to number two in the International Cricket Council's Twenty20 batting rankings.
Hales is in a minority of England players in having enhanced his reputation during the side's poor showing at the World Twenty20, cracking the country's first century in the format.
His 116 not out against Sri Lanka remains the highest score of the tournament to date and he moved up from third as a result.
Australia's Aaron Finch sits in top spot, with India's Virat Kohli close behind Hales, while Eoin Morgan is England's next highest in 21st place.
English bowlers are poorly represented in the standings, with Stuart Broad the best placed in 22nd.
West Indies spinner Samuel Badree has moved into first place, narrowly ahead of team-mate Sunil Narine.


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What would cause the skin in my mouth to shed daily. It is very anoying. It take a couple of hours for it to compleatly shed. Sometimes it will shed twice a day, but usually it is once a day.
The oral cavity is lined by epithelium, referred to as oral epithelium or oral mucosa. The oral lining is designed to act as a protective barrier against microbial challenges, to protect from abrasion, and to be flexible enough to not tear on a regular basis. In other words, it must be able to withstand chewing (mastication) and swallowing, act in conjunction with saliva to keep from sticking with the teeth, and provide a minor barrier to both chemical and thermal irritation.
This tissue replenishes itself on a regular basis and undergoes what is known as terminal differentiation. Similar to a conveyor belt, the tissue changes its shape and composition as it moves from the connective tissue base (basal lamina) up to the oral cavity proper.
When it reaches the oral cavity it "sloughs off" kind of like flaking skin does (dandruff). When this occurs a new outer layer is in place and the process continues. This sloughing helps remove adherent bacteria and yeasts, and occurs approximately every 25 days for the cheek tissue and every 40-50 days for the gingiva or gum tissue.
Now, certain things can alter this normal process, including chemical or thermal injury (i.e., alcohol or mouthwashes or toothpastes can cause premature sloughing).
Thermal injury like a "pizza burn" from the hot sauce under the cheese can cause a second-degree burn to the oral mucosa and this can result in premature sloughing. Hot sauces and/or smoke can have a similar effect, but may be more site specific.
Cytotoxic chemotherapies for cancer therapy can stop the terminal differentiating mechanisms and with no turn over, the patient develops what is referred to as "oral mucositis".
In your case I don't know what is actually happening; many reports in the literature describe oral epithelial shedding for unknown reasons. Most cases point to the fact that there is some form of generalized irritant that is precipitating this to occur.
Finally, there are a set of epithelial diseases know as vesiculo bullous diseases that ultimately result in severe blistering and mucosal disruption. These diseases are related to specific defects in anchoring proteins between the epithelial cells and normal cell-to-cell adhesion is altered and thus results in loss of attachment of the tissue.
I would strongly recommend that you have this problem evaluated, either by your primary care physician or dentist. This will alleviate any needless concerns and may help resolve the condition.
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LITTLE ROCK (AP) - An Arkansas lawmaker says he's changing his proposal allowing faculty and staff to carry concealed handguns on public college campuses to give schools the option to opt out and prohibit the firearms.
Republican Rep. Charlie Collins of Fayetteville said Monday he's amending his proposal which would allow faculty and staff to carry concealed weapons at public universities and colleges. Collins said his amendment will allow the governing boards of the colleges and universities to opt out and ban the concealed weapons on specific campuses and buildings. The amendment would allow the schools to revisit the issue annually.
Collins' proposal already includes an opt-out provision for private colleges and universities.
Collins says he'll bring his bill before the House Education Committee Tuesday.UPDATE: A House panel voted against this measure on February 28.


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I am having trouble with using hybrid mode on my cRIO-9024 controller and backplane. Here is the scenario...
I have an existing project (start.jpg) that is a model of an existing production vi. Everything works and runs under scan mode with a scan interval of 5ms. But i need to add some serial capability, so
1. I change from scan mode to FPGA mode at the chassis, click on "Run when loaded to the FPGA" to make it checked and then deploy the chassis.
2. Then I add 2 9780's (slot 1 and 2) and a 9781 in slot 3 and deploy the chassis again.
3. I add the vi "WriteToPortFPGA.vi" and compile it (still under FPGA Mode)
4. After compiling (25 or so minutes) I use the "RIO Device Setup" to download the bitfile to flash memory and in device settings set "Autoload VI on Device Reboot" to true and click on "Apply". Then just to make sure everything is set I deploy and reboot.
5. Then the "WriteBtyeToPortHost.vi" is added and the "Open FPGA VI Reference" is pointed at the bit file. And then i deploy everything. (Chassis is still in FPGA mode).
6. I test the host vi and it works (it clearly needs refining but it works!).
7. I set the chassis to scan interface, do a deploy all and reboot
When i run the host FPGA i get the error -61141 which seems to say i should be running this in FPGA mode.
And the "MoveZAxis" vi does not work and returns the error -77008.
The Interactive test panel for Axis 1 does not work either
how do i get both vi's to work?!
I've attached a zip file with 3 VI's, a jpeg of the beginning project layout and the final project project file
Any help is greatly appreciated!!
Steve B
I believe the modules need to be added under scan interface mode, and the chassis needs to be set to FPGA mode in order to operate in hybrid mode. Is it possible that steps 1 and 7 may be reversed in your outline?
The full process for setting up and operating in hybrid mode is documented in this KB. The error you are encountering is also explained at the end of the article.
Let me know if that helps!
Thanks for the suggestion!
I tried it but when i got to the point of setting the scan mode to active, the option wasn't available. When i went to system manager to try and set it to active manually, I got an error that said...
"Error changing to Active Mode: -77008"
NI Softmotion: The specified device was not detected
There was another kb article about using the 9512 in conjuction with FPGA mode, but when i followed that i got the same error.
Thanks for responding! Any additional ideas would be greatly appreciated as i'm running out of them!
Steve B
I'm sorry it took me so long to find, but I ran across this KB that documents the process for using 951x modules in hybrid mode. I don't work with that particular range of c-series modules, so I overlooked the fact that those modules use a slightly different setup process for hybrid mode.
Let me know if that helps out!
Sorry for brining back an old thread...
My question is quite the same, I would like to use a 9870 on a cRIO-9075 in hybrid mode.
The tricky part is that I would like my application to be a "Startup Application", so I can't launch the FPGA code manually. Is there any way to do that?
At the moment, since the cRIO is in interface mode, my RS-232 ports are not reconized in LabVIEW RT as they are in Scan Interface mode.
Any idea?
We upgraded to Labview 2011 and don't need to control the serial ports using FPGA anymore. Labview 2011 allows serial control through scan mode by using either the standard Labview VISA controls or through Measurement studio. I have been able to build Measurement studio programs in c# that control the serial ports without any issues. I haven't built any Labview executables that use serial control so I don't know whether that would work or not.
Hope this helps!
Here is a good document that walks through how to set up a FPGA VI to run at startup:
Hope This Helps,
Doug B
Hello Doug,
I think you didn't read the post carefully...
I'm talking about a cRIO (not a RIO board in a PXI chassis)... I want the 9870 (serial port cSeries module) to be in scan mode and a 9221 in FPGA mode, thus have my cRIO chassis in hybrid mode.
The reason I mentionned the startup executable, is that the KB (mentionned by Charris) says that a solution is to launch the FPGA by hand using LabVIEW. In my case, this is not an option since The overall application must be launch at the startup of the cRIO...
To resume, I want to control instruments (GPS, Altimeter, etc) using LabVIEW RT and still be able to acquire data relatively fast using the 9221 on the cRIO FPGA.
Hope it is clearer!
Hey vgravel,
Just to clarify, you want both the RT application that runs the 9870 and the FPGA application that runs the 9221 to run when you boot up the cRIO?
Below is a link that describes how to deploy a Real-Time executable at startup:
That should take care of the RT (scan mode) end of things.
Here is a link that describes how to interface the startup RT executable with your FPGA code:
Hope This Helps
Doug B


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My practice of late has been just about 'letting go'.
I have been using this as I discovered that I had a predisposition for grasping at method and technique rather than focussing on the practice itself.
Strangely my sessions have become much much deeper. By consistently sticking to letting go of any and all thoughts and sensations, I seem to be able to deepen the experience.
I am not aware of this as a specific practice and am needing a little reassurance that I am still practicing a legitimate path and not just wallowing in some sort of mental numbness - though I have to say it doesn't feel like that.
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Beginning with the November '07 issue, the department known as Classic News became Classic Life. We changed the department title to better reflect our shift in focus from prewritten (boring) canned releases Cody could cut and paste to individualized industry tours that provide us the chance to give Custom Classic Trucks' valued readers a behind-the-scenes look at the people who have parlayed their passion for vintage tin into a business that allows them to live and breathe customizing classic trucks.
On a recent drive (as in banzai run) to Mesa, Arizona, we took the opportunity to swing by AIM Industries and visit with Joe Morrow, the company's founder. We showed up at 7 a.m., and Joe took the time to give us a tour of his manufacturing plant, which was cool, because he had no idea we were coming. Inside the first building-a historic old monster that must be at least a city block long-Joe showed us the mechanized assembly line that carries the components for AIM's Plug & Play air-management kit to each worker's area, where a bare compressor eventually becomes a totally self-contained unit that eliminates the need to wire up eight different switches and valves into an air compressor and then plumb it to a tank.
From there, Joe walked us past a 2,000-square-foot area that housed assembly jigs for probably every kind of custom tubular upper and lower control arms anyone would ever need. Beyond that were numerous work stations where welders (as in guys who weld stuff) laid bent tubing parts manufactured elsewhere in the building to precision-weld and then ultimately arrive at AIM's in-house powdercoating booths and bake ovens (now you know why AIM's parts are so many different colors; they can use any color they want). All in all, AIM consumes over three acres of Arizona real estate; it's truly an amazing sight.
After walking past what we believe Joe said was a total of 103 40-foot containers (we should probably write this stuff down), we arrived at the airbag plant. In one large room Joe showed us bins containing 15,000 airbag bellows destined for the crimping room, where Jose inserts each and every airbag by hand into a crimping machine and then passes them on to the next process. After the airbag manufacturing, we walked over to their billet grilles. While we were there, they were custom-building a billet grille for a '40 Chevy sedan delivery.
In addition to suspension components. AIM handles a lot of cool sheet-metal, like custom C-10 steel hoods and their signature Phantom front end for late C-10s. Another building housed rows of CNC lathes and mills, but the coolest thing had to be the water jet. It was just like the one on Orange County Choppers' TV show-maybe even better.
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By chain, we are not talking about cam chains. In fact, an Offy engine uses gears to drive its double overhead-cam setup. Our story is about the legacy of Harry Miller's twin-cam racing engines. While attending Americruise last summer, we had a really interesting visit to Speedway Motors' museum, where we got a good firsthand look at a room full of Drake-Offenhouser racing engines. One can't miss it; it's the first room on the left as you walk in.
Upon our return to Southern California, we got wind of a highly specialized machine shop in Huntington Beach that was manufacturing the Drake-Offenhouser high-performance water pump for small Ford and Chevrolet engines. We tracked the shop down and discovered that Van Dyne Engineering has been the new home of Drake-Offenhouser since 2002. The place is filled with not only Offy motors, but every kind of rare engine imaginable. Van Dyne is the next link in the chain of the Drake-Offenhouser legacy. Before opening Van Dyne Engineering, Stuart Van Dyne worked for Drake Engineering, and before that TRACO. Needless to say, we'll be returning to Van Dyne Engineering and looking into what kind of neat tricks can be applied to the high-performance engines found under the hoods of classic trucks. In the meantime, if you want to find out about a Drake water pump for your Ford or Chevy engine, give Van Dyne Engineering a call at 714-847-4417.


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Columbia Crawdads Stream Team is a city-wide monthly stream cleanup event, every second Saturday of the month, where volunteers work together to clean area streams. The result is a healthier watershed and attractive community. Volunteers are provided trash bags. Sites are led by trained volunteers and supporting staff on the day of the event.
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Year round, volunteers spend time in Columbia's streams, sprucing up the banks and removing trash from the stream bed.
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All storm drains on city, county, neighborhood and campus streets drain directly to local waterways. Any substance that goes into a storm drain goes directly into a local stream. Streams are everywhere if you live in Columbia; chances are you have one in your own backyard or live within minutes of a local waterway.
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On Sunday, April 21, 2013, the four major downtown museums will open their doors free of admission. The Grand Rapids Art Museum (GRAM), the Grand Rapids Children's Museum, the Grand Rapids Public Museum, and the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum will join together once again to welcome the region's residents for free general admission at each institution from noon to 5pm.
This day-long event is generously sponsored by Amway. Amway was also a presenting sponsor during last year's Museums Free 4 All collaboration, and this year is placing volunteers at each of the four Museums downtown, and also providing fun, family-friendly activities at the Amway tent located outdoors on GRAM's Wege Plaza.
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Today we've got the first round of answers to your questions for Brink's game director, Paul Wedgwood. Learn more about our upcoming stats site, gameplay specifics, Linux support, and more.
Without further ado, here's Paul…
Will you show people their rank and status online like Bungie has done with Bungie.net? – Vapor Chaos
We're currently working on a stats website for Brink where you'll be able to see your progress through the game along with a whole bunch of statistics, including abilities, weapons, and even SMART moves. It'll also display summaries of your most recent matches and even show the overall status the on-going civil war raging on the Ark. We're very much looking forward to launching the site and think you'll really enjoy exploring it.
More on that soon!
How well is BRINK prepared for the competitive eSport scene? — Trivve
Splash Damage has a long history of supporting competitive players, starting all the way back with Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory – that game is still being played competitively to this day, eight years after its release. We've also got a fair few guys here at Splash Damage hailing from the clan scene, including myself!
As with our previous games, Brink features the competition-friendly Stopwatch game mode. If you haven't heard of it before, it's pretty straightforward. Both teams take it in turns to play on the attack and the one that manages to set the faster time wins. If neither team manages to play through the whole map within the timelimit, Brink will first check which team managed to make more progress, and if that's tied too, the team with the most XP wins.
We've also made sure that our maps scale down to 5 on 5, since we know that smaller team sizes are very important for clan matches. We even have a special matchmaking playlist right in the console versions of game that's set up for these smaller team sizes. This playlist also turns on friendly fire and voice chat, while switching off things like Command Post buffs, bots, and overtime for the rawest competitive experience possible. On the PC, you've got dedicated servers of course, so all of these settings are at your disposal as well.
Of course, all of that doesn't even take into account Brink's unique, objective-driven gameplay that's all about working together as a coordinated team. We just had a big community tournament here at the Splash Damage offices, and the variety of tactics being used there was a huge amount of fun to watch. We can't wait to see all the crazy things people come up with once the game is released and people are really diving into it!
Do you have any DLC planned (maps, weapons, etc)? – Carter
We like the idea of downloadable content, but it would have to offer good value for players. Right now we are fully focused on Brink's release and haven't got anything to announce there.
Will there be any support for Linux? – Igor
We are working on dedicated server files for Linux, since we know how important that is to the community at large. There are no plans for a Linux client at the moment.
Will the PC version ever get mod tools at some point? – Tyler
Releasing an SDK is something that's still being discussed. Our highest priority is getting Brink released for all of you to enjoy.
I saw a medium body type wielding a minigun. Can they do that? – Partykdk
Miniguns are part of the heavy weapons in Brink, so you need to be the heavy body type to use them.
Can you change body-types in game or between matches? – Matt
Once you unlock the heavy body type at level 5 and the light body type at level 7, you can switch body types at any time in the appearance customization menu in between matches. It's an important decision with fairly wide-ranging consequences, so choose wisely!
From the gameplay vids it looks like most of the weapons are automatic machine guns. Are there any rifles or semi-automatic weapons? – Andy013
Sure! We've got several bolt action rifles in the game, along with different flavors of pistols, shotguns, and even grenade launchers. There's something for everyone.
Will knives be included or strictly firearms and grenades ? – Chris
You get to wield a knife in your other hand if you choose a one-handed weapon like a pistol or a revolver. While melee attacks with the knife don't knock people down as a melee attack with a two-handed weapon would, they inflict significantly more damage. This works really well in combination with the movement speed and agility of the light body type!
Will there be any demo prior to release? – cyberbemon
We don't have a demo planned. There's a huge amount of effort required to put together a demo and making that happen would have meant pushing Brink back. With so much excitement for the game all over the world, we chose to focus on all of our efforts on making the game as fun as possible and getting it wrapped up for release. Brink is nearly out now and we couldn't be more excited.


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During his studies Heine was employed at a graphic studio, where he worked intensively on corporate identities and graphic design/typography for museums and exhibitions.
Since 1991 Heine was continually designing new typefaces that are distributed through several foundries. Among his designs are the well-known Remedy and Amplifier. In 1994 he founded his own company, U.O.R.G. in Stuttgart. Besides the design of new fonts and typographic logos, the company focuses on corporate design, brochures, posters, museums and exhibitions.
Heine's work has been published in novum, Emigre magazine, Page, IDEA magazine, Graphis Digital Fonts 1, Emotional/digital, Typography 17 and Typography 20. He was a member of BDG (the German association of graphic designers), the German Forum Typography and of the TDC New York.
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Food available in the kids meals include chicken tenders, ham sandwhich thins, peanut butter rolls and turkey rolls.
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Andrew Madoff, 48 years old, the lone surviving son of convicted Ponzi-scheme operator Bernard Madoff and a former executive at his father's securities firm, died Wednesday from cancer, his lawyer said.
Andrew Madoff and his late brother Mark Madoff weren't criminally charged with any wrongdoing in their father's long-running investment fraud. Both Andrew Madoff and Mark Madoff were senior executives at a market-making and trading part of the firm. When their father confessed to them that he was operating a massive Ponzi scheme in December, 2008, losing billions of dollars for his customers, they turned him over to law-enforcement officials. They have denied any involvement in the wrongdoing.
Bernard Madoff is serving a 150-year federal prison sentence. The sons had been sued by the trustee for the bankrupt securities firm on allegations that they unjustly enriched themselves by taking tens of millions of dollars in pay and loans when they knew the firm was losing money. They denied the allegations and had fought the lawsuit.
Mark Madoff committed suicide on the second anniversary of his father's arrest. Andrew Madoff had been battling cancer. His lawyer, Martin Flumenbaum, said he died at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York Wednesday from mantle cell lymphoma.


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>Look What I Can Do!>Running with the sub-3s: redux
Interval Junkie --Nobby
tl;dr: starting up training with the sub-3s again. Really behind in my training due to injury. However, the first two weeks looked promising.
Last year I ran my first marathon in the Spring for 3:32. Then I was recruited to train with the "sub-3" guys, which resulted in a 3:08 second marathon (BQ-7). Writing about the experience kept me acutely involved in monitoring my own training and solicited a lot of good advice from the folks here. So, I thought I'd give it another go.
First, a short re-cap of the Spring 2013: had a phantom sprain in my left ankle in Dec. Decided it was runnable. Achilles tendentious was the collateral damage of that foolishness. Took most of April/May off to really recover. Finally got the "all-clear" feeling and the next day really-sprained my ankle in a volleyball game (came down on a foot that wasn't mine after a spike). That was three-weeks ago. My ankle is still a bit weak, but running form isn't affected.
So, in short: my prep for marathon training was pretty meek. My endurance sucks. Two weeks ago a 6mi run kicked my ass. I haven't run long in about 5-mo. So, my goals for NYCM may modulate with this thread's optimism.
NYCM-18: Ankle sprain recovery week. 11mi. Damn depressed about it.
NYCM-17: My running buddy John, who got me into this damn sport/lifestyle/hobby/obsession, returned to town for a few weeks. It was a great chance to start ramping up. He's really patient and didn't at all mind my pussyfooting the mileage because of my ankle. He and his girlfriend were staying at our place while in-country. So we made a "running camp" out of it. Up at 5:15 to walk the dog; out the door by 6:15 on our morning 6miler. For those coming off an injury, feeling like crap about your running, struggling through every mile that used to be a breeze, I highly recommend a daily running partner. John kept my spirits up, grumbled over the heat and humidity, cursed the familiar hills and patted the back of my new-found humility.
We ranked our easy runs like this: good, honest and hard. Honest miles are the ones you run, you feel every mile is work, but it isn't crushingly hard. We put in a good number of honest miles and a few hard ones. Now "hard" easy miles sounds like an oxymoron, but it mostly refers to the will and perception of effort to keep the easy miles going. We weren't breathing hard.
On Saturday he left town for a day and so I decided to join the Sub-3s for my first long-ish run. The captain (Rick) promised me 7:30 pace when I met him in the grocery store, but I knew it to be a lie. A faces new to me showed up -- old friends of the group -- and I knew we'd trash the pace. My goal for the day was 10miles. One lap on the country road was 7mi, so I decided to keep up with the posse for the first lap, then drag my butt for the next 3. 7:15 was the avg pace. Rick barked at the guys to slow down and promoted me to pace-bunny to keep everyone in check. I got fired when someone looked down to see 7:05. Being the slowest guy you always have something to prove. But I finished out the 7 in pretty good shape, then checked in two miles at 9:30 pace until meeting Brian for a final 1.3 miles at 8:00 pace.
Oddly, this is very similar to what happened my first run with the sub-3s last year. Only last year I was dead after finishing with the team and had to quit. This time I stopped from choice, maybe good sense. And I felt a lot better than I had last year, even though my base-mpw was about 55mpw last time, and this time is about 22mpw. My endurance is still crap, but apparently, I retained some speed I picked up last year. (34mpw)
NYCM-16: More morning miles with John throughout the week. Some honest, some good. We even hit some AHR miles at the end of one of the runs. Also return to Wednesday morning track practice. Given the options the sub-3s all wanted to do the track workout. We were supposed to do hills. Kenny, a new guy joining the group this year, asked Coach what he should do. Which foiled our plans when Coach started pontificating about how we should stay off the track so early and how it's a great way to mess up our season. (Kenny is going to be very good for us).
On Saturday I wanted to get a long run in. So I ran with the guys for 6mi at about 7:20 pace. Then continued at my own easy paces until 14mi, taking the second to last mile down to 7:30 pace. It was so humid I was sloshing my sneaks at mile 7. It wasn't overly hot (79F?). But even women who usually just glisten through workouts were sporting swim-suits. Thank goodness the workout was supported. I think I drank a gallon of water over those two hours. I also felt like crap through the next day: there was something missing in my system; maybe not enough salt, or still dehydrated or running a slight fever. Not sure. I'll keep tabs on it.
At the recommendation of the guy who holds the sub-3's marathon record (Jim -- the juggernaut), I'm trying Perpetuem in training. I used to take nothing but water and gatorade during workouts, figuring I'd put my body in a state of depletion to better prepare it for the late marathon. Often in our long run I'd struggle through the last few miles at a slower pace than desired or the over-all pace wasn't as quick as I'd hoped. Jim argues that with Perptuem you can work the training-run harder -- which improves the muscle strength contra improving the will's preparedness for the late-marathon. So, I'm going to try that this time. I had very good experience adding Ultragen to my post-workout routine last year -- felt better recovered the day of the workout.
Summary: Right now going from a 7:12MP to a 6:50MP looks pretty daunting. I'd estimate my achievable performance right now at 3:05.
2016 Goals: Lose the 10lbs I gained for not having goals
welcome back stadjak. I enjoyed lurking your thread last year, as our goals are pretty similar. my sub-3 attempt in May was scrubbed by a calf injury, but I did bag a HM PR along the way (1:25:30).
Sorry to hear about your injuries...you know this well but on the comeback be careful ramping up both miles and intensity at the same time. you still have 16 weeks, and still seem to have some speed, so maybe emphasize building mileage for a month or so before pushing the tempos?
good luck with the training, I'll follow you here and hopefully we'll see you over in the NYC thread too.
I also enjoyed lurking in your thread last year with similar goals. I hit the sub-3 in June and look forward to watching you do it in November
Still jealous of your training group.
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... Achilles tendentious ...
"I want you to pray as if everything depends on it, but I want you to prepare yourself as if everything depends on you."
-- Dick LeBeau
...right now...
You're months out and it's humid.
"If you have the fire, run..." -John Climacus
Yeah, I know.
Do other runners really start a training program thinking they have no earthy idea of what the results will be? I mean, I don't plan on getting hung up on the number . . .
okay, I'll get hung-up on the number.
At the recommendation of the guy who holds the sub-3's marathon record (Jim -- the juggernaut), I'm trying Perpetuem in training. I used to take nothing but water and gatorade during workouts, figuring I'd put my body in a state of depletion to better prepare it for the late marathon. Often in our long run I'd struggle through the last few miles at a slower pace than desired or the over-all pace wasn't as quick as I'd hoped. Jim argues that with Perptuem you can work the training-run harder -- which improves the muscle strength contra improving the will's preparedness for the late-marathon. So, I'm going to try that this time. I had very good experience adding Ultragen to my post-workout routine last year -- felt better recovered the day of the workout.
Have you tried the "Perpetuem" as yet and is it working. Would you recommend "Ultragen" and why,
Proud Calgarian
Good luck on your quest, I'm in the same boat (first marathon was 3:06) but as one faster runner has described it:
"Don't get so hung up on the phrase 'sub-3' as really it's just a 6:50/mile pace for 26.2 miles. Just go and run and then run a little faster - you might surprise yourself of what you're capable of when you're not making invisible barriers for youself"
T-12 weeks for me, here's hoping I can dial into that 6:45-6:50 range and just hold it for the whole race!
2015 Goals and PRs:
5k - 17:59 (18:05); 10k - 35:59 (36:42); HM - 1:19:19 (1:19:59); FM - 2:49:59 (3:05:46)
Have you tried the "Perpetuem" as yet and is it working. Would you recommend "Ultragen" and why,
I tried Perpetuem this past weekend for the 14miler. As it's the first time I'm reluctant to make conclusions about it yet, but I'll continue to post on my experiences. The run wasn't long enough to really figure out if it is "working" as I hope.
Ultragen I can recommend. Last season I would come back from hard days (morning track workout and Saturday long runs) and would spend most of the day on the couch sapped of energy. Or I'd go to work zapped. A liter of Ultragen seem to bring my energy levels back to normal pretty quickly. I'd still be muscle-tired from the workout, but I wouldn't be walking around like a zombie. I typically take a half-dose (one-scoop) for non-hard days over 7miles.
The double edged sword of group training
This morning we had a hill-based fartlek workout in store for us. Coach has dreamt up a devilish workout where we run this 1.3mile loop with 3 healthy hills on it. It's about 2.3miles away from the track. On the way there the group got a bit excited and checked in a 2nd "warm-up" mile at about 7:20. This was downhill, but still too fast for me. I started the workout a bit in the hole. I powered through, but ended spent . . . then the group took off for home at about 8:15 pace. There were a few more big hills between us and home. One of them ate me. Failed my morale check; slowed to a walk/jog/walk.
About 5mins later the guys circled back just to pick me up. Which was pretty fortunate, since I was lost. This bit of solidarity had my pace back up to normal and my spirits lifted.
So, there you go: they goaded me into burning into my workout, but also goaded me out of a post-workout funk.
Running with a group means you often don't do your personal-optimal training, but you don't run alone, either.
If Kenyans can crash and burn so can you.
For me its esp. difficult to get a workout right when I'm out of shape. After my "week off" in May, it is only now that I'm putting together good sessions.
And we run because we like itThrough the broad bright land
People seem to scoff at this Kenyan approach to workouts (sticking with the leader pace, but not finishing the interval set), but . . . well, there certainly are a lot of Kenyans winning races these days. Makes you wonder if there is a place for this sort of practice.
tl;dr: Sick of hills. Sick of talking. Sick of poison-ivy. Sick of the heat. Sick of being sick of stuff. Otherwise, everything's great.
NYCM-15: Ran alone that weekend. Up at my sister's in cool(58F) CT. Ask my brother-in-law for a route recommendation, ended up with a 5mi uphill loop, with some challenging New England grade. Last time I ask a 38+ BMI guy for running suggestions. At least he framed my run (15mi) for my niece and nephew: "You're really going to run all the way to Massachusetts!?"
NYCM-14/13: This season Coach is fixated on hill workouts. Our base-building phase track workouts are either Fartleks over a hilly course, or hill repeats. Later, when we hit the track the hill repeats and intervals are interlaced, gradually phasing out hills and moving them to the Monday runs. Unless Kenny shows up for these, I'm at the back of the pack. In the Spring I could keep up with Rick, and even best him in some things. But now, Rick is owning me.
On the way back from the Fartleks, the guys decided to do a little trail running. Things were pretty over-grown as VA is having a record rain season. I came back from the run with a little more than I left with. I'm itching to find out if I'm the only one.
Last weekend only the fast sub-3s were going to show up; while my mileage is around 50mpw, I wasn't ready for another Kenyan workout. Turns out I wasn't ready for a Sarah & Kenny workout either. It was plenty hot, even for morning 78F-82F, 100% humidity. I didn't get there early enough to drop bottles so I just lugged one to the starting point. This was a huge mistake.
Kenny & Sarah come from another sub-group in the local constellation of runners in town: Boston-Bound. Primarily masters runners, this group has a wide range of paces that are BQs for their age/genders. So, I had it in my head that this 18mi run might be a little too easy. On the way out, when everyone's chatting about their goals for the morning, I fully embraced my hubris and said that maybe I'll do 20mi, just to keep Kenny company through his workout. hah.
We were joined by Hosni and a Japanese fellow, who other than saying his name kept silent as a ninja until he just disappeared from our pace group. A few others joined and I was impressed by their keeping the 8:00 pace w/o complaint . . . while I started struggling a bit. Then TheYakker showed up and I lost my zen-like suffering.
The course is basically a big never-ending uphill slope for 7mi, then back down. With my water at the start it meant I was going more than 10mi w/o a drink. The last up-hill leg ate me up. Sarah kept striding along keeping a beautiful pace. A really impressive runner for a tall woman coming to it so late in the game. (Later I tried to compliment her by telling her she's a "a beast" -- but quickly realized that women might not take that as the complement men enjoy.) I had to let Kenny go too around mile 15. Failure of provisioning. Failure of endurance. Mostly a failure of will. I walked a while and thought of hopping in the nearby stream; the bugs caught up to me and started biting; I picked it up again.
I'm really sick of hills at this point.
Coach has a Tempo scheduled on Saturday, but I think I'll hit another 18miler at 7:45-8:00 pace to see if I can lock it in somewhere a little flatter. My achilles would certainly appreciate that. And alone.
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Rash-like Miniature Bumps on Lip that Itches
For a while my lips have been itchy from my bottom lip on one area and I can tell by looking really closely that I had small tiny bumps. And I also had them on the top lip near my "M" line. They were very itchy at some points and turn red when super irritated. My mouth and lips feel hot sometimes too by the way and im not sure if the bumps are effects of that or if its a bad acid reflux or if the bumps are totally irrelevant which is most likely. Thank you.
Without actually seeing what you are referring to, I would consider that you are experiencing some form of contact allergic reaction. The vermillion border (red part of the lips) is what is considered transitional from mucosa to skin, and is susceptible to a number of inflammatory diseases (including contact chelitis) that may be the result of primary irritants or a delayed hypersensitivity reaction.
Depending on where the bumps are occurring, they may be irritated minor salivary glands or sebaceous glands and may become more pronounced as a result of inflammation due to increased capillary blood flow into the region. One of the reasons the lips are bright red, or in melanin pigmented individuals, dark red, is due to the increased capillary blood supply within the lips. Have you changed toothpaste? Used lip protection (chap stick) sun screens, face creams, or anything else that may be a new irritant? Do you have a history of herpes infection? The "tiny bumps" could be vesicles and the sensation could be the pre-infection symptoms associated with the disease. If this problem persists I would strongly suggest that you have your primary care provider or dentist evaluate the situation.
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OAKLAND — Jahi McMath, the 13-year-old Oakland girl declared brain-dead in December, will receive an honorary diploma during her school's eighth-grade graduation on Friday, a school official said Wednesday.
The decision came during a meeting on Wednesday between E.C. Reems Academy of Technology and Arts administrators and lawyers. A day earlier, Omari Sealey, her uncle, complained the school was refusing to recognize Jahi at the ceremony.
Sealey said a family member will accept the diploma from the East Oakland school on behalf of Jahi, who remains on machines at an undisclosed facility nearly six months after she was declared brain-dead.
Jahi had attended the school since kindergarten and was in the eighth grade when she underwent tonsil surgery and two other procedures to remove throat and nasal tissue at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland. Jahi later suffered cardiac arrest and was declared brain-dead two days later, on Dec. 12.
The family successfully fought the hospital in court to move her to another facility, where they say she remains on breathing and feeding tubes, despite several doctors saying the precise diagnosis of brain death means she will never be revived. To move her, Jahi's mother signed a death certificate. The family has said her condition has improved since she left the Oakland hospital.
E.C. Reems Principal Lisa Blair said the school "wanted to do something for Jahi because she's a family member of ours."
"We had planned to do something and just needed some clarification around it," Blair said.
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'Hipster Racism' never heard that term before, but it is quite apt, and I will admit that I did come off as a 'hipster racist'. If I offended you then I'm sorry, It really wasn't intended as it was only jokes. #thuglife
I was just about to reply to you in the 'n word' thread, but it appears to have been closed. Just out of interest are you black or white? Because you seem to taking issue here where there really isn't one? I'm guessing your white, and this is your white guilt showing Hey, of course I get the implications and i would never use the word 'nigger' with the 'ER' but given the right context I will freely use the word 'nigga' with the 'A' because that makes all the difference. ER = bad, we all know this. A = pretty much a term of endearment used in 99.9999999999999999999999999% of hip hop and rap music. Brush the sand out of your vagina and lighten up man
Thanks for the add .
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hi why did wwe spilt up kane and xpac
np bro I read some of your posts I like how your open minded on things
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8-22-5-22-13.....In Cryptography teasers, a phrase or expressions has been encoded in some way (frequently by replacing letters with other letters). You need to figure out the encoding method and then decode the message to find the answer.
If 8-22-5-22-13 equates to seven and 7-4-12 makes two, how would you write ten?
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