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Dear Friends,
It's with a bit of sadness and a lot of anticipation and excitement that I announce that I will be moving to Philadelphia at the end of this Summer. I actually don't know where to start but I thought I should let you all know.
Earlier this year I felt strongly that things would be changing, but I wasn't sure what that meant. I wrestled with the idea of leaving Pittsburgh but tossed the idea out pretty quickly for a number of reason. On one account, I've become accustomed to this routine I have – leave for a few days or a few weeks, come home and reconnect with friends, family and my church community, then leave again. It's a back-and-forth that's been pretty predictable and fairly comfortable all at the same time. Ironically it's also incredibly unpredictable as every day on the road is different from the next. But somehow both lifestyles have found a way to work together while being polar opposites to each other. And in working together, they have become very comfortable.
I used to think being comfortable was a good thing; and I'm not saying that it's not (we all have our comforts), but comfortable for me has become fairly stagnant and stale over the past few years. I've been in Pittsburgh my whole life…or at least the greater part of it (since age 5) and you guys have treated me so well – welcomed me with open arms and helped me grow as a person and as an artist. Pittsburgh is an awesome place to be an artist!!! The last time I listened to my first album I cringed. It's so terrible! I can't even believe you let it see the light of day…and kept listening! haha! Some of you have been around since Day 1 – as encouragers, committed show attendees, financial supporters, word-of-mouthers and so much more! So I owe much to the people, and music/art scene in this town for helping me to become better, for sticking with me all these years (9 in total) and helping me to get to the next level.
Which brings me to this so-called new Chapter:
I've never had a 5-year plan. Or a 10-year. Don't think I ever will. I like 1-year plans. I like looking at the past 12 months, seeing how I grew, what I could have done better, and then making realistic goals to shoot for in the next 12 months. This year, I felt strongly that staying where I've been (in the literal sense) would keep me in a holding pattern. So it's been a restless season, full of uncertainties and not knowing what's next. I still don't know :)
The few people I told in advance asked me if I'm moving to Philly for the music scene, for a life change, or to be with my sister, Peace. My answer was Yes. Yes to all 3 – primarily and simply for change. But the fact that my sister lives there sealed the deal (we'll be living together). Regarding music: to be honest, I don't really understand how the music piece fits into my life. It has always seemed like a foreign object that just set up shop in my life…and so somehow I let it stay. I still, believe it or not, feel like a fish out of water. I still don't feel like a musician. I still don't know why I'm doing music except that it is the gift God has given me to share with those around me. And at this point in my life I have become completely ok with it being just that. I am always expecting it to change. I am always expecting it to someday not be there (or at least to change its form in my life). But for now it is still around and so I am going to do it the best that I can! So if you thought I was going to announce a career change- that's not happening…yet…or anytime soon as far as I know! :)
Aaaall that to say, being in Philly does make being a musician alot easier. I don't have to be on the road for 2 weeks at a time because DC, Lancaster, Baltimore, NYC…etc are all 90 minutes-to 2.5 hours away instead of 4-7 hours. That's a huge perk. But of course I will still be traveling to the Midwest and going down south, so there will be long tours on the books as usual.
For years I told myself that I would/could never live in Philadelphia. The traffic alone was enough to make me pull my hair out! And the people…well they aint Pittsburghers (but you didn't read that here)! hehe. But I guess I'll just deal! :) I honestly wish I could say that God told me to go there. I'd feel more confident about the move if that were the case. But I'm just making a move and trusting that he will honor it and keep opening doors. I guess that's how it works, right? You can either stay put and stick to what you know or venture out and discover all the possibilities. You'll never know what you don't know unless you get out of the box! In any case, I strongly believe Philadelphia is just a stepping stone. Definitely not the end game!
Last but not least, deciding to move was especially hard when i thought about Samuel & Emmanuel – my two 4-year old recently adopted brothers who have become the light of my life. I won't lie – I've shed alot of tears on that one and if there's anything that would make me change my mind, it would be them.. But I'll be passing through Pittsburgh as much as possible to stay connected. And i should also mention that I will of course be swinging through Pittsburgh for occasional shows.
And so…
If you are in Pittsburgh, thank you for the part you have played in my life over the years.
If you are in Philadelphia, I'm looking forward to getting to know you better!
If you're somewhere else, I'll see you on the road!
That is all.
With love,
p.s. one final shows in Pittsburgh before I leave! Its free and with the band
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T'was the Night Before A Fashion Shoot - Mission Inn, Riverside
Tonight's Easter. I spent the day resting at home playing the guitar, headed over to the in-laws for a home-cooked dinner (thanks Cathy and Jim) and then drove a couple of hours up to Riverside for a magazine shoot that I'll be doing in the morning. I grew up in LA and Riverside is kind of like the armpit of LA. It gets no respect. So, I can't say that I was too thrilled to be going to this Mission Inn place to do the bridal fashion shoot for I Do for Brides Magazine.
I pulled up to the valet and, honestly, was blown away. This place is gorgeous. Amazing. A true gem. My room is on the fourth floor and it feels like I'm in a Spanish castle. I'd love to photograph a wedding here. I snapped some photos for folks to check out.My room is on the top floor to the right of the frame - you can see the door open just a crack.
Here's the view into my room.
Here's a couple of shots of the walkway outside my room.
This is the outside of a gorgeous chapel right below me. President Richard Nixon was married in a smaller chapel across on the other side of this courtyard. Although I'm not a fan of his, our paths have crossed before. I went to preschool where he graduated from college (Whittier College).
I'll be photographing a bunch of bridal gowns - much like my Exquisite Weddings shoot that I just posted. We don't have as many dresses so hopefully it won't be as long a day.


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With their sights set on dropping that 'Fumbles Lost' number to a goose egg in '16 and beyond, the Ravens have bought into some brand spankin' new technology on the practice field called the HIGHandTIGHT HnTv1 football.
"We've done some drills that are ball security-type drills, and those are the balls that we use," said Ravens head coach John Harbaugh. "It responds in a way, when you have the proper grip, it let's you know."
You may be asking yourself, "Hey Mr. RSR Blogger Guy, what the heck is the HnTv1 (which clearly stands for High-n-Tight-version-1) and how will it help the Ravens offense work on retaining possession?" And that's a great question, Mr. RSR Blog Reader Guy (or Gal!).
Here's how the HIGHandTIGHT website describes their innovative product:
"This revolutionary design encompasses virtually every method known to eliminate fumbling thus maximizing your opportunity to be victorious. HIGHandTIGHT version 1 (HnTv1-trainer) is a state-of-the-art, patented football that gives athletes (and those around) instant, audible feedback when they are holding the football correctly, HIGH and TIGHT. Whether your players utilize the wing-T carry with two hands over the ball, or pro-style against their chest, HIGHandTIGHT provides an audible alert when the proper hold is executed correctly."
The short and sweet version- it's a super cool ball with a bunch of sensors that ensure the runner keeps the tip of the ball high and their grip tight by whistling when held properly. Proper handling equates to less strippage of the ball, thus, less fumbles lost.
How does it work? SCIENCE! That's how (you're welcome).
Of course, that science is all for naught without the proper components in place…
"[Running Backs Coach] Thomas Hammock tossed it to me and I was squeezing it, but the darn thing wouldn't beep," chided Harbaugh. "We found out later that the battery was dead, for the record. I'm sticking to it, that's right!"
Classic Harbs.
Of course, with a combined 15 lost fumbles in '14 & '15 (good for the 4th fewest during that 2 year stretch), the Ravens are already one of the best teams in the league at ball security. And yet, as any successful franchise would do, they are continuing to explore new, innovative ways to improve on those numbers.
According to the HIGHandTIGHT website, this new technology is currently being used by only 4 NFL teams: the Baltimore Ravens, Indianapolis Colts, Dallas Cowboys and San Diego Chargers. Beyond the NFL ranks, HIGHandTIGHT can also be found on the practice fields at Michigan State University and University of Tennessee, as well as with our northern neighbors in the CFL (Troy Smith plays up there! Remember that guy?!).
This innovative product is absolutely ideal for coaches, players, and overbearing parents at any level. They're currently selling at $169.95 per ball. A little steep for the average Joe (chump change for Elite Joe!), but if this HIGHandTIGHT technology proves to be a game changer in ball security, I expect to see these balls on every NFL practice field come 2017.
Just one personal request moving forward for HIGHandTIGHT: can your next innovation incorporate shock collars with players jumping at the line of scrimmage before the snap? I've got a few players in purple over here that could benefit from that technology…


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Friday, May 12, 2006
The Shell Game
I have to say, though,that by the time the week was out, I was ready for some down time. Ready to curl up in a wing chair with a book and my cat with the dog at my feet. Ready to sit and do nothing. Ready for silence. As beautiful and wonderful as Mister M is, five days of (rather intense) 24-hour interaction was nearly overwhelming... nearly.
He called this afternoon to check in, thank me for the "lovely time" and generally shoot the breeze. I could hear it in his voice, that strained, impolite, but very real: - I had a great time, but man am I glad to be home! -
Mister M and I are what he calls "solo acts". We're both reasonably used to being the center of attention. We're both used to shining in public, both used to practicing and enacting the emotional shell game. You know it, you probably do it, at least to some extent, but there are those of us out there who have crafted it into art. Those of us who have let it become more than a first line of defense, and slipped into an entire lifestyle of it, where everyone is on the outside.
You're the street-gamer, hiding a ball under shells and flipping them around on the table. "Guess where it is and you get a prize!" All along, the sucker feeding you dollars thinks that somehow, if he tries hard enough and is patient long enough, he'll find it. You, of course, know there's never any danger of that. The ball isn't even on the table any more; it's tucked safely away in your pocket. You're at no risk of losing, so it's easy to play on and on. It isn't difficult to put all your money down when you know the deck's stacked in your favor.
Until you get bored with it. Until you're ready for the next mark, the next person you can suck in, the next person to play along. Tam calls it a drug, that euphoria associated with a new interaction. And he's right. A lot of the behaviors associated with it are those of an addict. Riding the wave long enough to convince yourself you don't need it, don't want it, and it isn't long before you get that itch, before you go sniffing around for your next fix.
So what happens when something inside clicks, when a switch flips and the lights come on and you can finally see? When, in the harsh light of day, you don't like what you're looking at? When you don't want people to be disposable, and you're tired of life being transient? When you'd really like to be able to make a real connection with some one, but you've been so far removed from it for so long that you don't even know how to begin?
What happens when you've been operating on auto-pilot for a seeming eternity, and you don't know how to turn it off and actively engage any more?
It'd be nice, I think, to do that. To be able to pick a would-be mark and say, "You know what, man? Keep your money. The ball's right here," and hand it to him. I'm not quite sure how to get there. I'm making the first steps, though. I've upturned all the shells and emptied my pockets. Nothing in my hat. Nothing up my sleeves. Nothing to hide.
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- Real Mac Daddy said...
My favorite saying that I've come up with, is this. It applies primarily to office politics, but the more I think about it, it's a decent philosophy for life, too.
"The best way to play the game, is not to play the game."
As long as you're in the game, it's just that, a game. Sit back, enjoy, take yourself out of the "game". Then it's not a game anymore, so you can't lose. In fact, you're a winner every time!
- Sunday, May 14, 2006
First, to Mac,
Your analogy is flawed.
We're accustomed to dichotomous, false-dilemma thinking in this techno-savvy day and age. You're either happy or depressed, a winner or a loser.
The situation is almost never that simple.
Specifically, if you're not playing a game, then you can't win, the same way you can't lose. It's this way by definition. At the risk of torturing yet another innocent metaphor, it's like saying that not playing the lottery makes you a winner. It doesn't; you'll never throw a dollar away on a 'wasted' lottery ticket, but you'll also never walk away with a jackpot, no matter how small.
And in terms of office politics, your analogy isn't just flawed, but misleading, because publicly asserting that one isn't 'playing the game' of office politics is itself a strategy in the game of office politics. And it isn't a particularly good one, either; I've worked in enough corporate environments to know that the people who refuse to play the game of office politics are the ones who most consistently wind up with scut work, and who end as sacrificial lambs when someone needs to cut headcount or restructure.
Now for m,
You're a smart girl, so very little of what I'm going to write is likely going to be new or surprising to you. Still, as someone who's been through the process of trying to re-invent a long-standing personal identity, I feel I should at least point out some of the pitfalls, if only because misery loves to be shared.
First, it's going to be hard to keep close with the people you've known from 'before' - identity is never solely personally defined; there's always a social element involved as well, and the people who knew/know you as an emotional three-card monte player (to use your own analogy) are always going to have that at the back of their minds. Many of the memories you have with them, be they good or bad, will be memories that in one fashion or another reinforce that old identity.
The good news is that this gives you the justification to end relationships and friendships that have already become awkward or difficult. And it isn't even bad news that you'll have to leave some good people behind; be reminded that all the good people you've found thus far aren't anywhere near all the good people there are. In a sense, good people are like Doritos - you can crunch all you want, and they'll still make more.
The bad news is, if it should happen, that the new people you've found, without any prompting or communication from the people you used to know, start behaving in ways that suggest they think of you the same way the older acquaintences do.
If my own experience is any guide, it's actually pretty danged likely. After all, to some degree, behaviors are shaped by conditioning - behaving in a certain way seems 'natural' because it feels natural, even if you intellectually identify it as something ultimately harmful, it'll still do something good for your emotional state. And the emotional brain is much more primitive and less amenable to reason that most folks imagine.
If you reach that point, how will you react? And while it's good to think about it and come up with an idea of how you think you'll react, again, my own experience is that you don't really know how you'll react until you get there - just as you don't really know what you're like in a crisis until you find yourself in one.
I wish you the best; reinventing yourself is long, hard, grueling work. Probably the toughest work there is. Here's hoping you come through on the other side shining.
- Monday, May 15, 2006
- Real Mac Daddy said...
It's not an analogy, it's a philosophy. And you've waaaaay overthought it. C'mon, be a little more zen about it!
- Monday, May 15, 2006
- Mouth said...
Mac: My dad told me that about a decade ago, when we'd moved for the sixth time in five years and I was tossing about, friendless, lonely, and very, very angry.
At that point, I remember looking at him, palms up, face pinched, mouth open, thinking, "Didn't you hear a word I said? I'm hurting, and you're spouting some nonsense you picked up off the back of a fortune cookie!"
- Monday, May 15, 2006
- Mouth said...
"You're a smart girl."
Thank you.
"First, it's going to be hard to keep close with the people you've known from 'before' - identity is never solely personally defined;"
I'm aware. I never kept a broad range of friends, but it's been shaved to the bones in the past 18 months. The only ones left are the ones I intend to keep around. People I feel can grow and change and adapt with me. People I feel will accept that I'm not the same person I once was, and in another 18 months I'll likely no longer be the same person I am now. Hold on tight, darlin... it's gonna be a bumpy ride.
"The bad news is, if it should happen, that the new people you've found, without any prompting or communication from the people you used to know, start behaving in ways that suggest they think of you the same way the older acquaintences do."
I know for a fact that I'm capable of changing my behavior through sheer dint of will. It isn't new ground for me. Even so, this isn't something I saw on the horizon and decided to walk towards. I don't know any way to explain it other than that I just FEEL different.
The things that used to satisfy no longer do. The things that drove me no longer do. What I was doing before isn't working now because something in me has changed. It doesn't feel good or right any more to let people wash in and out of my life. There's something else there, and that's what I'm moving towards.
- Monday, May 15, 2006
Ah, Zen. I like Zen. In fact, there happens to be a Zen story that fits, if not this specific post, at least something with respect to m. Let me share it with you:
Twenty monks and one nun, the latter of whom was named Eshun, were practicing meditation with a Zen master visiting their monastery.
Eshun had recently arrived at the monastery, and was young and beautiful. Despite her shaved head and simple dress, several of the monks secretly fell in love with her. One of them even went so far as to write her a love letter asking for a private meeting, leaving it secretly in her room later that evening. Eshun did not reply to the letter.
The next day, following the visiting master's lecture to the group, Eshun arose holding the letter. Addressing the writer, she said, "If you really love me so much, come and embrace me now."
My bad. I read your essay exactly backwards - instead of making a rational decision to change your emotional life, it seems your emotional life has changed and now you're exploring the rational expression of that change. That's a good and fine thing, to be sure.
All I can say in response is that I wouldn't be surprised (and I doubt you would, either) if you find that, instead of leaving that portion of your emotional life behind, you've circled around and returned to it at some point. It's still a part of you, after all.
As for 'bumpy rides', I'm quite used to them by this time, as any of my local friends can attest.
- Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Your site is on top of my favourites - Great work I like it.
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I find some information here.
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Unanswered: SSH error with PHP
i got the following error when i run a PHP script which executes ssh command.
Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated because stdin is not a terminal.
My php does the following.
$cmd = "ssh server.com \"myscript.sh \"";
it will print out the result of $cmd then.
myscript.sh is a script which executes a series of ssh command.
ssh A.com "ls -l file1",
ssh B.com "ls -l file1",
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Does your script have enough permission to execute a ssh command?
I doubt if apache has this much permission.
But am not sure about this. Couldyou tell me which command or function are you using to execute this script. May get a solution or idea about what to be done or waht is wronge.
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my php:
<?php if(isset($_POST[btn])){ $cmd="ssh myserver.com \"/home/myscript.sh \""; $cmd.=">myresultfile 2>&1"; `$cmd`; } ?> <FORM NAME=testform METHOD=POST ACTION=<?php echo $_SERVER[PHP_SELF];?>> <textarea name=result_text rows=50 cols=100> <?php if(File_Exists("./myresultfile")){ $fp=fopen("./myresultfile","r"); rewind($fp); while(!feof($fp)){ $fline=fgets($fp); print($fline); } fclose($fp); } ?> </textarea> <input type=submit name=btn value=submit> </form>
ssh myserver1.com "ls -l mydirectory/* >> lsresult"; ssh myserver2.com "wc -l mydatafile >> wcresult";
Host key verification failed.
if i take off teh -t option, i have this pseudo-terminal error..


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Just few days to January LG is expected to unveil several Android smartphones in early January at CES 2017 trade fair. Many K series phones will be announced next month, and some of them will be picked up by carriers in the United States.
T-Mobile is one of the network operators in the US that will offer at least one of the smartphones that LG will reveal at CES 2017. According to Evan Blass, the LG K10 (2017) will be available at T-Mobile next year.
However, the Un-carrier will release LG's mid-range smartphones under a different name: LG K20 Plus. No details about the phone's launch date and price have been leaked yet, but we will certainly learn more in less than a month.
Thankfully, we do know a couple of things about the LG K10 (2017), or LG K20 Plus as T-Mobile likes to call it. For starters, the smartphone is said to sport a 5.3-inch display that supports HD (720p) resolution.
Also, the K10 (2017) comes with a 5-megapixel wide-angle camera in the front. The smartphone is likely to feature a fingerprint scanner, as well as 2.5D curved glass coating on both front and back.
Two other LG smartphones will be unveiled at CES 2017
That's about all we know about the LG K10 (2017) so far, and judging by these specs, it's probably not going to be the best smartphone unveiled by the South Korean company at CES in early January.
Speaking of which, rumor has it that two other smartphones that are not part of the K series will be unveiled alongside the K10 (2017). The first one is the LG X calibur, while the second one will be launched on the market as LG Stylo 3 Plus.
Besides their names, no other details are known about these two unannounced smartphones, but we can safely assume that they will both be available in the United States at some point next year.


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We've passed a halfway mark, of sorts, in Olympia, where yesterday marked a deadline to get bills out of the House or Senate and over to the other chamber.
As ever at this point of the legislative session, Washington's halls of power are littered with the carnage of lawmakers' sausage-making — one observer noted that the 500 bills they'd been watching have now been winnowed to 50 — and so the turkey vulture that is the Olympia Outsider has swooped in to feast on the gory mess.
But while many fish- and wildlife-related bills have died, others are still alive, including several elk and wolf bills, as well as WDFW's license increase package, HB 1647.
It's among NTIB — or necessary to implement budget — bills that fall outside deadlines.
And according to Raquel Crosier, WDFW's legislative liason, since the fee bill's public hearing back a month ago, the agency has been working with a number of stakeholder organizations, "figuring out the right size to get that going again."
Those groups include the Northwest Sportfishing Industry Association, Puget Sound Anglers, Coastal Conservation Association, Long Live The Kings, Trout Unlimited and others.
She says they've been considering straight-across-the-board adjustments to license fees instead of a value-based approach, and there might also be discount packages built into it, such as five-year licenses.
Crosier says she hopes a revised version is out in the next week or so.
"We realized we started high," she says of the agency's initial ask. "We've gotten a heckuva lot of good feedback."
Other WDFW budget-related bills still in play include:
HB 1428/SB 5466, "Concerning construction projects in state waters."
Effect: Would increase protections for fish, and changes fees WDFW charges for hydraulic project approvals. Support from WDFW, tribes, Puget Sound Partnership, opposed by businesses, utilities, counties, Farm Bureau.
HB 1429/SB 5303, "Concerning aquatic invasive species management."
Effect: The result of a two-year process among numerous stakeholder groups, the bills focus more attention and funding on stopping the spread of unwanted species. Support from WDFW, Invasive Species Council, opposed by shippers and ports
HB 1865, "Concerning the Columbia river recreational salmon and steelhead endorsement program."
Effect: Reauthorizes collecting a fee to fish the Columbia and its tribs for Chinook, coho, sockeye and steelhead, with money going to expand and monitor fisheries. Though it didn't receive a hearing, it's WDFW-request legislation.
HB 1257, "Concerning the release of wild beavers."
Effect: Currently, if WDFW catches a beaver in Western Washington and doesn't want to turn it into a hat, the toothsome critter has to be relocated to Eastern Washington, but this bill would allow them to be released on this side of the Cascade Crest, with the idea being to improve stream health and salmon and steelhead habitat.
Introduced by: Reps. Kretz, Blake, Taylor, Fitzgibbon and Buys
Status: Gnawed its way through the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee, dropped a 98-0 vote across the chamber and waddled over to the Senate, where it had a hearing today in Natural Resources and Parks, with great testimony from beaver believer Mike Sevigny of the Tulalip Tribes.
Olympia Outsider's Revised Odds: Dam good, we'd say.
HB 1353, "Commissioning an elk management pilot project that focuses initially on the Colockum elk herd."
Effect: Requires WDFW and DOT to come up with more ideas on how to reduce elk-vehicle collisions on I-90 as well as elk teeth-crop collisions on aglands surrounding this herd's range, with an eye towards using the program elsewhere in the state.
Introduced by: Reps. Dent, Blake, Buys, Hayes
Status: Stampeded out of the House on a 96-1 vote and was sent to the Senate Natural Resources and Parks Committee, where it also had a hearing today.
Olympia Outsider's Revised Odds: With another elk bill having already grazed its way out of NRP this session, and with support from WDFW on this one, it will probably be herded towards the Governor's Desk.
HB 1465, "Exempting from public disclosure certain information regarding reports on wolf depredations."
Effect: Would shield producers and others who sign up for or perform various nonlethal prevention measures, report or suffer wolf attacks, have to go out and deal with them, as well as conceal where depredations occurred to naming just the pack territory.
Introduced by: Reps. Short, Lytton, Kretz, Koster
Status: Howled out of the House on a 95-2 vote, and now is in Senate NRP.
Olympia Outsider's Revised Odds: Can see this one jumping the fence and getting onto the _________'s ____.
SB 5474, "Initiating proactive steps to address elk hoof disease."
Effect: Original bill would have allowed elk hunters to shoot limping elk year-round, but that part was dropped, while a substitute version puts Washington State University in charge of monitoring affected elk and coming up with solutions.
Introduced by: Sen. Pearson
Status: Sent to the House on a 49-0 vote, and will next be heard in House AGNR on March 15.
Olympia Outsider's Revised Odds: The Olympia Outsider himself is limping off into the sunset after this bill defied his original odds and stayed alive, signalling this bill's a tough old bull and could survive battles in the House, though OO is uneasy about precedences.
SB 5761, "Exempting certain confidential fish and shellfish harvest information from disclosure under chapter 42.56 RCW, the public records act."
Effect: Originally just to shield tribal fishermen's names, signatures, harvest and more from public records requests, shellfish growers info was subsequently added.
Introduced by: Sen. McCoy, Hunt, Hasegawa
Status: After two unusual U-turns — one that gutted the original bill and turned it into a legislative task force, and the next gutting the gutting and pushing some more guts into the original bill — it passed out of the Senate on a 45-0 vote and has a March 15 hearing in House State Government.
Olympia Outsider's Odds: As it aligns state law with federal Magnuson Stevens Act laws, likely to pass.
SJM 8009, "Requesting Congress to provide the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries with sufficient resources to expedite its endangered species act and national environmental policy act review of Puget Sound hatchery and genetic management plans and that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries prioritize and conduct immediate review and approval of Puget Sound hatchery and genetic management plans."
Effect: See above.
Introduced by: Sen. Chase
Status: Swam out of the Senate on a 38-11 vote (we'll give Northeast Washington Sens. Padden and Short a pass, but apparently no hatchery salmonids swim by or anglers live in Sens. Angel, Brown, Honeyford, King, Rivers, Schoesler, Van De Wege, Walsh and Wilson's districts on the Columbia, Puget Sound, Straits and Pacific), and is holding in the House awaiting assignment.
Olympia Outsider's Odds: This should be easy to support as it costs nothing, tells the federal government to get cracking, and helps ensure fish for all fleets, so it's a little puzzling why 11 senators would vote nay, but we have faith in the House getting this out.
SJR 8206, "Amending the Constitution to preserve the right to hunt and fish."
Effect: Puts a constitutional amendment enshrining Washington's hunting and fishing heritage and rights up for a vote in the general election.
Introduced by: Sens. Braun, Takko, Pearson, Fortunato, Schoesler, Bailey, Warnick, Angel, Rivers, Walsh, Becker
Status: Received a hearing in Senate NRP today.
Olympia Outsider's Odds: Introduced a bit late for this session and fall vote, but make sure you're registered so you can vote yes on this one in 2018!
Short title: "Concerning the acquisition of land by state natural resources agencies"
Effect: Would have required WDFW to sell off an acre of its own land in the same county for every new one it buys.
Introduced by: Reps. Shea, Taylor, Short, McCaslin, Buys, Schmick, Haler
Status: Had an airing of grievances in House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee, and then expired on snowy winter range.
Short title: "Establishing rules for motorized suction dredge mining in rivers and streams equal to other hydraulic projects by modifying a hydraulic project approval exemption."
Effect: Would have required suction dredgers to fill out and get a hydraulic permit approval, or HPA, to operate on the state's waters, whereas now they just need to read a pamphlet.
Introduced by: Reps. Fitzgibbon, Pollet and McBride
Status: Had a public hearing in House AGNR, but got lost in the dredge afterwards
Short title: "Concerning the transfer of federal land to the state."
Effect: Would have created a panel to oversee the liquidation of Forest Service lands outside wilderness areas and the volcanic monument, as well as national wildlife refuges and BLM lands.
Introduced by: Reps. Taylor, Shea, McCaslin, Volz, Condotta, Short, Buys
Status: Referred to Judiciary Committee and forgotten about, thankfully.
Short title: "Ensuring that fishing opportunities in Washington are consistent with the economic contributions provided by the fishing user groups."
Effect: Would have required WDFW to maximize recreational opportunities before setting commercial fisheries, as well as better align hatchery production with what they do for hook-and-line angling.
Introduced by: Reps. Pike, Pollet, Pettigrew, Shea, Taylor, Vick, Springer, Goodman, Harris and Kraft
Status: Referred to House AGNR where it was never going to receive a hearing, and never did.
Short title: "Providing for the partial delisting of the gray wolf by the fish and wildlife commission."
Effect: Would require the Fish and Wildlife Commission to delist wolves in Eastern Washington counties adjacent to Canada.
Introduced by: Reps. Kretz, Blake, Short
Status: Received a hearing in House AGNR, then died in favor of allowing the Wolf Advisory Group to continue addressing lupus issues.
Short title: "Establishing pilot projects for destination steelhead fisheries on the Olympic Peninsula and Klickitat river."
Effect: Would have required guides and outfitters running certain OlyPen rivers and the Klickitat at certain times to purchase special permits after proving they'd guided the waters for a set amount of time.
Introduced by: Sens. Van De Wege, King
Status: A relatively early-arriving bill in Olympia, it was quickly yarded in, bonked and released, never to be seen again.


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I adapted the already-existing iOS version to Android. SkillFitness® helps professionals reach their full potential through training, collaboration, and self-discovery. It's quickly being developed to other professional and non-professional fields. It's available on both Android and iOS, your company needs to be signed up in order to have credentials to login.
Polar Dashboard
Polar is a dashboard developed by me and designed by Tom Wellington. Tom came to me with the need for a new dashboard to be used in Gaufrer. Polar is designed to be different, beautiful, and professional. It also happens to be very easily configurable. Check out the GitHub repo and Getting Started guide.
Polar Request Manager
Polar Request Manager is a web-based and subscription based icon request management system that I designed for Polar Dashboard users. Rather than receiving emails, designers receive organized icon requests from an online dashboard which shows how many times an app's icon has been requested, along with whether or not you've completed the request. It can even generate appfilters for you. You can register an account on polar.aidanfollestad.com.
Nock Nock
Nock Nock is a very simple app which allows developers to monitor their web servers to make sure they are up. The app will "knock" on the door of your web server on a chosen interval (it actually makes a GET request) to see if it responds and returns a successful response code. If it does not, you are notified. Nock Nock is on Google Play, it's also open source.
Extempore is an app based on a heavily modified version of the SkillFitness™ platform, made for Deeloh Technologies, LLC, a St. Paul based education software company. Extempore is designed to simplify language learning between instructors and students (especially when learning remotely). See their website for more info. The app is available on both Android and iOS, your school needs to be signed up in order to have credentials to login.
PhotoAffix makes it easy to stitch multiple photos together, horizontally or vertically. The image below is an example of what it can do. It's currently in beta, you can opt-in to Google Play Beta Testing, or download an APK from the open source repository.
Boid for Twitter
This is the first major project I had worked on. I had originally been working on another Twitter app called Peeper as an experiment, but Philip Oakley and Graham MacPhee contacted me over email with design mockups and ideas for a new Twitter application for Android. I became their coder and we worked on Boid for quite some time while it spread like a virus and got almost 50,000 downloads. Joe Simpson joined our team as another coder to help me out. We eventually had to take the project down from Google Play because Twitter changed their API policies and Boid became too much to maintain and update. You can find information about this project by searching Google.
Material Dialogs
This library is a solution I had to using Material design themed dialogs across all versions of Android, not just Lollipop. It also makes building and theming dialogs easier. The project is available on GitHub, and there's also a sample on Google Play.
Aesthetic is a easy-to-use, dynamic, Rx-powered theme engine for Android apps. It can be integrated into your apps, allowing users to heavily customize the visual look. Check out the project's GitHub repository.
Material Camera
Video recording is one of the hardest things to do for Android developers. Compatibility is very inconsistent among many different devices (due to different Android versions, how manufacturers mount camera sensors, etc.). This library is a result of research and testing done during development of SkillFitness. The project is available on GitHub, along with a tutorial and Gradle dependency.
Bridge is a simple but powerful networking library for Android. It features a Fluent chainable API, and it's powered by Java/Android's URLConnection classes for maximum compatibility and speed. It can be found on GitHub.
Inquiry is a simple library for Android that simplifies construction and use of SQLite databases on Android. It can be found on GitHub.
Google Photos made multi-selection by dragging your finger popular. I needed a solution to do this in Photo Affix, so this was the result. The project is available on GitHub, and there's also a sample on Google Play.
Inspired by iOS, Sectioned-RecyclerView makes displaying a RecyclerView that has sections with headers easy. The library is available on GitHub, along with a tutorial and Gradle dependency.
Assent makes using Android 6.0 Marshmallow's runtime permissions super easy. It's available on GitHub, along with a tutorial and Gradle dependency.
Other Projects and Contributions
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Orioles right-hander Miguel Gonzalez is facing the Diamondbacks for the first time tonight.
In 12 career outings when starting against an opponent for the first time, Gonzalez is 6-4 with a 4.67 ERA and the Orioles are 7-5 in those games.
Gonzalez is 11-5 with a 3.18 ERA in 23 career outings against an opponent he's faced in the past, and the Orioles are 16-7 in those 23 games.
The Orioles are 5-11 in games when Matt Wieters hits a home run. They're .500 or better when every other player has homered.
The Orioles are 7-0 when Nate McLouth goes deep.
It's what you know...
Wieters hit his 16th home run last night, which ties him with Atlanta's Brian McCann for the most by a catcher since the start of the 2011 season (61).
The Orioles are one of five major league teams with four or more players with at least 16 homers, joining the Rockies, Angels, Blue Jays and Nationals.
Chris Davis is the 13th different Oriole with 110 RBIs in a season. Eddie Murray holds the record with five years of 109-plus RBIs.
Davis' 110 RBIs would have led 45 teams in Orioles history. He's on pace to drive in 151 runs, which would break Miguel Tejada's club record of 150 set in 2004.
Davis has more RBIs through 118 games than any other Orioles hitter in franchise history. He's one ahead of Boog Powell's total in 1969.
J.J. Hardy, a graduate of Tucson's Sabino High School, has hit safely in nine straight games since Aug. 1, batting .286 (10-for-35) with a double, three homers, six RBIs and six runs scored. The nine-game streak is his second-longest of the season behind a 13-game streak from May 3-18.
Down on the farm, Cuban outfielder Dariel Alvarez went 0-for-1 with a walk in his second game with the Gulf Coast League Orioles. We was 2-for-3 with a triple and home run yesterday.
Catcher Johan Heim, the Orioles' fourth-round pick in the 2013 First-Year Player Draft out of Amherst (N.Y.) High School, was charged with three passed balls, giving him 10 in 13 games behind the plate. He's also served as the designated hitter in five games and is batting .135.
No one said it was going to be easy.
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A.J. Pollock CF
Adam Eaton LF
Paul Goldschmidt 1B
Aaron Hill 2B
Martin Prado 3B
Gerardo Parra RF
Wil Nieves C
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Designer rugs do not have to break the bank. Carnival by Garland Rug is a machine tufted Berber rug in random color stripes that will beautify any home, office or dorm room. The stripes are random so rug will not match photo seen.
- 100% Olefin
- Action back requiring use of gripper (sold separately)
- Machine Made in USA
- Fade and soil resistant
- Vacuum regularly and spot clean
- Serged edges to prevent fraying
- Please Note: The digital images and product dimensions on our website are as accurate as possible. Due to differences in computer monitors, some rug colors may vary slightly. Lengths and widths may vary from the published dimensions. We do our best to provide you with an exact measurement, but please be advised that some variation exists. Patterns may vary slightly according to shape and size selected.
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Black Street Running Trailer (2011)
30 August 2011 89 mins
Kla is in search for the origins of a necklace which was given to him by his mother before she passed away. On his journey, he helps Jenny who has been kidnapped by a group of underground gangsters. The odds are against him and he barely survives...
Watch the official Black Street Running 2011 trailer in HD below or find more Black Street Running videos on Vidimovie.


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Joan Ganz Cooney and Peter G. Peterson To Receive 2012 JKO Medal
February 6th, 2012, 2:49 pm
Join MAS as we celebrate Joan Ganz Cooney and Peter G. Peterson at our annual gala on April 19, at The New York Public Library. Married since 1980, Mrs. Cooney and Mr. Peterson will be awarded the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal for their enormous contributions to the quality of arts and culture in New York City, to the celebration of urban life and to making New York a global capital of finance and education.
Mrs. Cooney, co-founder of Sesame Workshop, is the originator of the beloved television program Sesame Street—a whimsical, yet hugely impactful, reflection of the New York City experience: an urban environment where a diverse array of people (and Muppets!) could interact and learn together. Her philanthropic work in the arts, education, healthcare and other sectors is extensive.
Mr. Peterson has had a significant impact on our city by contributing his leadership and considerable resources to institutions that define New York as a global city, including the Council on Foreign Relations, The Museum of Modern Art, The Japan Society and the 9/11 Memorial Museum. He has been a visionary and advocate for securing America's future and devotes much of his time to the Peter G. Peterson Foundation – which he founded and is the chairman of–tackling critical issues challenging the nation. Among his many roles over the years, he is the co-founder and chairman emeritus of The Blackstone Group, was the CEO of Lehman Brothers and chaired the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
The highest honor awarded by MAS, the Medal was named for Mrs. Onassis in 1994 to commemorate her tireless efforts to preserve and protect New York's great architecture. The Medal is presented annually to those who have made outstanding contributions to the quality of life in New York City.
The annual Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal gala is the Municipal Art Society's central fundraising effort. The financial support garnered from the evening helps sustain MAS and advances our work as a voice for the future of our city.


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Are you asking which test to use or how to find this test in SPSS. Those are very different questions
What is your hypothesis and how is you dependent variable done, is it interval or categorical?
There are many ways to do most analysis, they trade off greater accuracy for greater complexity. A good starting point is what has been done before in this areas, what test or method they used. If nothing else you will be ask to explain why you chose what you did as a method.


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Since 1969, Tom Moffett Plumbing Inc., started by Tom Moffett, is providing excellent plumbing services to the resident of Orange County. Mike Moffett, the active member of Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors association (PHCC) and Plumbers Success International and is accredited through GreenPlumbersUSA, joined the Company, in 1990.Customer Satisfaction being the first priority, Tom Moffett Plumbing Inc. provides cost effective services like orange county plumbing services, slab leak repair, trenchless sewer pipe, hot water heaters repair, installation tankless water heater, sewer drain repair, water filtration installation, toilet plumbing, drain cleaning service, etc.
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Alcohol Septal Ablation
Alcohol septal ablation (ASA) is a minimally-invasive treatment for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is the thickening of the septum that separates the bottom chambers of the heart. The thickening restricts the blood flow out of the left side of the heart and can cause syncope (passing out), heart arrhythmias and sometimes sudden death. Alcohol septal ablation is performed to decrease the thickening of the septum by injecting a small amount of alcohol into the vessel to cause a mild heart attack. This causes the septum to shrink in size, thus relieving symptoms.
Who is a for Alcohol Septal Ablation Candidate?
Patients who have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and who are symptomatic; dizzy, lightheaded, have had syncope or shortness of breath may be candidates for alcohol septal ablation. ASA is an alternative treatment option to surgical myectomy or removal of a portion of the septum. It may be the better choice in elderly patients and those with advanced medical conditions that won't tolerate the myectomy or open heart surgery well.
The patient is brought to the catheterization lab and is given a mild sedative to relax during the procedure. The groin area is shaved and cleansed with an anti-septic so the interventional cardiologist can make an incision into the artery where the catheter needs to go. The skin is numbed with anesthetic and a sheath (like an IV) is placed in the artery. Through the sheath a catheter is passed to the appropriate vessel of the heart and then a balloon is inflated inside the vessel to temporarily block blood flow. A small amount of alcohol (2-5 cc) is injected into the vessel to cause the muscle cells to shrink and die. A temporary pacemaker wire is left in the heart for approximately 24 hours while the heart recovers from the injection. The other catheters are removed, the groin is stitched closed. The patient is taken to the Heart & Vascular Institute where they stay for 24-48 hours to recover.
Risks of Alcohol Septal Ablation
- Heart attack or damage to other parts of the heart
- Severe lung damage
- Heart rhythm problems that may require a permanent pacemaker
- Stroke
- Bleeding
- Kidney failure
- Vascular damage to the femoral artery
- Death
Alcohol Septal Ablation Recovery
The temporary pacemaker wire is left in for approximately 24 hours and is used in case there are heart rhythm problems. If there is evidence of heart block or other more permanent rhythm disturbances, a permanent pacemaker may need to be implanted. The patient is able to walk in the halls and once the patient is stable they are discharged home. Follow up with the interventional cardiologist will take place approximately 3 days after discharge. The patient should notice that they aren't as short of breath with exertion, don't experience as much dizziness or lightheadedness as time goes on and the septum continues to shrink. It is important to continue taking the medications that are prescribed by the cardiologist, even after this procedure.


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Quarterback's Maurice Leak and John Knox each threw for touchdowns as the Golden Eagles defeated West Liberty 26-9 in West Liberty's first ever night game.
The Golden Eagles got out to a 7-0 lead on a touchdown pass from Leak to Davon Henry. UC lead at halftime 7-6. In the third quarter, UC responded with 12 more points as they went on to get the win.
As a team, UC outrushed West Liberty 229-58. Leighton Settle chipped in for 105 of those yards on just 12 carries.
The Golden Eagles are now 5-4 overall and 5-2 in conference. Next up for UC is Fairmont State on November 9th. Kick-off is at 1 p.m.


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Each book fair features a variety of books to buy, many authors to meet, and lots of swag. Throughout both book signings, Barnes and Noble will have a variety of new books, Nooks, and totes available, and a portion of the proceeds go to a very worthy cause. It's all very, very fun.
These are FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Please note: Attending any other portion of the get together (other than the signings) requires registration, but the 2017 event is now full. If you'd like to register next year, be sure to follow RAGT on Facebook for updates.
Holiday Inn Cincinnati Airport
1717 Airport Exchange Blvd
Erlanger, KY 41018
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FRIDAY, June 9, 2017
Check out this list of Friday signing authors →
SATURDAY, June 10, 2017
All these authors are signing on Saturday →
Always check the online schedule for any last minute adjustments in timing.
The following authors are confirmed for Friday:
- Eric Asher
- D. Renee Bagby, aka Zenobia Renquist
- Maddy Barone
- Cate Beaumont, aka Tracey Reid
- Elizabeth Bemis
- Jules Bennett
- Toni Blake, aka Lacey Alexander
- Elle Boon
- Laurie Cataldo Fuchs
- Barbara Devlin
- CC Dragon, aka Cheryl Dragon
- Lori Foster, aka L. L. Foster
- Virginia Gray
- Amy Gregory
- Gracie Guy
- Sharon Hamilton
- Laura Hawks
- Tina Holland
- Melanie Jayne
- Darynda Jones
- Lori King
- Lora Leigh
- Jessica Lemmon
- Dianna Love, aka Micah Caida
- Morgan Malone
- Ann Mayburn
- Janice Maynard
- Erin McCarthy, aka Drew Jordan
- Jocie McKade
- Hildie McQueen, aka H.M. McQueen
- Monette Michaels, aka Rae Morgan
- Karen Marie Moning
- Caitlyn O'Leary
- Erika Reed
- Rachel Rivers
- Jan Scarbrough
- Tarah Scott
- Jill Shalvis
- Lizzie Shane, aka Vivi Andrews
- Jenika Snow
- Leo Charles Taylor
- Jodi Vaughn
- Jasmine Walt
- Sue-Ellen Welfonder, aka Allie Mackay
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The following authors are confirmed for Saturday:
- C.H. Admirand, aka C.M.C. Dobbs
- Alanea Alder
- Toni Blake, aka Lacey Alexander
- Chris Cannon
- Jennifer Chance, aka Jennifer McGowan
- Marissa Clarke, aka Mary Lindsey
- Monica Corwin
- Victoria Danann
- Barbara Devlin
- HelenKay Dimon
- Blaire Edens
- Avery Flynn
- Lori Foster, aka L. L. Foster
- Amy Gregory
- Sharon Hamilton
- Marcia James
- Molly Jebber
- Darynda Jones
- Maggie Kelley
- Kimberly Kincaid
- Kristina Knight
- Regina Kyle
- Lora Leigh
- Jessica Lemmon
- Heather Long
- Katie McGarry
- Karen Marie Moning
- Constance Phillips
- Jayne Rylon
- Tarah Scott
- Madison Sevier
- Jill Shalvis
- Teri Anne Stanley
- Denise Swanson
- Paige Tyler
- Renee Vincent, aka Gracie Lee Rose
- Jasmine Walt
- J.R. Ward
- Wendi Zwaduk, aka Megan Slayer


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Morning run round the sodden vineyard and through the damp streets.
Maybe shopping for cotton trousers later.
And music, music, music.
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Mar 30, 2013 - 12:01 am
I'm curious if your MO made a strong case in favor of one or the other. I wonder how many people were able to take the last of the 3 big doses. Our RO seems to think the weekly is better tolerated and just as effective, and she thinks our MO may make a case for the 3 big bags. it seems that studies show the results are comparable.
Mar 30, 2013 - 12:12 am
the weekly chemo....I could be wrong. Some start out doing the large dose, and can't tolerate it....so go into the weekly mode....and others do as your Onc is saying....the plan being for weekly from the start. When I started treatment a year ago, it seemed I was hearing many who were doing the big dose every 3 weeks. I'd think that one is as good as the other...and the weekly would be easier on the body.
Mar 30, 2013 - 1:01 am
Everyone is different. I found an interesting study from Johns Hopkins on treating SCC H&N with an unknown primary. It presented three different cases and each one was different in it's approach to chemo and the drugs used. There were many factors to consider and all dictated a slightly different game plan as far as # of rads, chemo drugs used etc. Chemo drugs, especially when combined in "cocktails", can result in heart issues. For me, being that I have cardio vascular disease, Cisplatin is the least stressful on my heart and spacing it over 6 weeks reduces risks while not sacrificing the effectiveness. Mind you, that was in conjunction with the surgery beforehand. The team felt it best to remove the tumors and the cancer (as much as they could find) prior so the treatment would be more of a "mop up" operation.
Mar 30, 2013 - 8:50 am
Mine made no case...Cisplatin (along with Taxotere and 5FU) in three big doses, three eeks apart. Then I had weekly Carboplatin for an additional seven weeks... But I didn't have any problems with any of the chemo, so no issues for me.
Mar 30, 2013 - 10:34 am
My husband had the big dose of Cisplatin every 3 weeks. He did have a problem mainly because he wasn't staying hydrated. Effected his kidneys. The last dose was divided into 2 weekly doses and he had no problems. His second round of chemo was carboplatin every week for 7 treatments and the dose depended on his weight and how he was tolerating the chemo.
Mar 31, 2013 - 7:32 am
Originally, our MO planned for 3 CIS doses but when he found outs that my husband has hearing loss as a child in one ear.....sent him for hearing testing. That confirmed loss but also said if there was more loss from CIS, he would still have functionally hearing. So....MO opted for weekly CIS to be able to react quickly if any negative effects appeared. He explained that if he gave a big dose and effects started to appear......there is nothing they can do to react....the meds are in. but if negative effects happened on a smaller dose, they can React faster. He is at Dana Farber and he said that there astudies is confirming no difference in prognostic outcobetween even 3 big doses or weekly.
Mar 31, 2013 - 8:49 am
Here is the full version:
I was supposed to receive 3 high doses of Cisplatin every 3 weeks, during radiation, but I ended up receiving only 2, due to ototoxicity. Here's a conclusion of an article that you can find at this link: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18607863 :
"Delivery of 100 mg/m(2) Cisplatin 3-weekly with radiotherapy was less tolerated than 40 mg/m(2) weekly and resulted in less patients achieving cumulative dose beyond 200 mg/m(2), potentially lowering chemotherapy dose intensity."
On the other hand, another publication (http://www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/1748-717X-7-215.pdf ) reaches this conclusion:
"Three-weekly high-dose cisplatin treatment showed higher compliance, and lower acute toxicity compared to weekly low-dose cisplatin treatment."
So It's up to anyone's guess.
Mar 31, 2013 - 12:33 pm
I understood that weekly doses are given to poeple with high risk for complications and that the big three-weekly doses are given to those who can "take it". That would likelybe my husband.
We'll just see what the MO says tomorrow. My husband had multiple nodes, one with extracapsular spread and so I want to hit it as hard as possible. But if it's all the same, weekly sounds more do-able.
Thanks for the reply,
Mar 31, 2013 - 9:47 pm
I started out on the large dose but had to go everyday for a week to get fluids following the 1st dose. At the end,I was switched to the lessor dose more often and handled that o.k. until the last tx. The ONC said I had a "free pass" on it because my counts were low. Guess what I am trying to say is that you can change doses midstream if the larger is too difficult. I had lymph nodes involved also and one not capsulated. I will be a year out of tx come May and have been NED. Next scan is tomorrow.
Apr 01, 2013 - 12:03 pm
Fingers crossed for NED.
Mar 31, 2013 - 11:46 pm
Helen, I got the 'three big bags' of Cisplatin except my onco doc fractionated it. Every chemo week, I got the bag infused over two days, rather than one. So - six days total; Monday and Tuesday of each chemo week. He seemed to think I would tolerate it better that way. It appears I did.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] It portrays the scenes of brutality post in Peru. The victims, perpetrators and other actors, even hostile environment, they begin to confront their responsibilities and painful memories of the internal armed conflict. You can watch Caminantes de la memoria online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Spanish at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
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Runtime: 74 minutes
Collins Collantes, Faustino Rimachi, Heeder Soto Quispe, Lurgio Gavilán, Percy Huauya, Angélica Mendoza and José Carlos Agüero.
Documental, Historic.
74-minute film (full movie) directed by Heeder Soto Quispe.
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May 26th, 2009, 05:04 PM #1Mikasa Program ClosingDear Mikasa Affiliate,
Mikasa.com would like to thank you for your participation in our affiliate program. Unfortunately, we have made a business decision to shut down the Mikasa.com Affiliate Program at LinkShare at the end of May.
Mikasa.com will also be contacting all of you directly or through a 3rd party within the next few days regarding the future of its affiliate program.
In addition, Converseon will no longer be managing this account after 5/31. It has been a great pleasure working with each of you and we hope we can continue to do so with other online merchants we work with. Feel free to contact us to discuss this more.
I don't want to remove my links just to put them back up with another program. It would be faster for me the way they are set up to swap them out.
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May 26th, 2009, 07:30 PM #3
Wow - I haven't received this email.
I did post in the Popshops forum a couple of days ago that I saw that Mikasa was gone from PSs with no notice.
Edit: Went to LS internal email for the first time in weeks and see it there. They should have sent it through regular email.
Last edited by Phil Kaufman aka AffiliateHound; May 26th, 2009 at 07:43 PM.
May 26th, 2009, 08:49 PM #4Originally Posted by Witzer
What is different here is that Mikasa is now owned by Lifestyle Brands, and have once again redesigned the site along the same lines that they redesigned the Pfaltzgraff site. They are very similar in the way you now navigate through them.
What is telling about the decision to leave LinkShare is that the email also says, "In addition, Converseon will no longer be managing this account after 5/31." They are dumping 3rd party management.
But, the email also says, "Mikasa.com will also be contacting all of you directly or through a 3rd party within the next few days regarding the future of its affiliate program." So, are they letting somebody else manage it, or are they going to manage it in-house? Pfaltzgraff (also owned by Lifestyle Brands) is managed by account reps at CJ. So, I'm guessing that's where Mikasa is going, but haven't seen them listed at CJ yet.
Originally Posted by AffiliateHound
May 27th, 2009, 09:56 AM #5Mikasa Migrating to CJ
Hi all,
The email announcement quoted above is recent. Mikasa / Lifetime Brands has decided to migrate from Linkshare over to CJ, with a launch date of 6/1.
If you'd like to learn more about the Mikasa.com affiliate program on CJ, I encourage you to reach out to Jim at Mikasa.affiliates at lifetimebrands.com . This program will be managed in-house.
Thank you.
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May 27th, 2009, 02:58 PM #6
Hi Robin,
Nice to see you here.
I wrote to Jim yesterday, and received a reply today that they are moving to CJ as of June 1.
May 27th, 2009, 03:30 PM #7
Re email this morning, LS ends 6/1 and CJ starts 6/1 so there is NO overlap time to get new links in place.
Even Overstock when they made the same move had a few days of overlap.
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Did you guys have a nice Thanksgiving? Are you still in a turkey coma? Did you stay up all night shopping early bird Black Friday deals? This year was the first ever that we got to see my whole side of the family along with my husband's whole side of the family on Thanksgiving day. So we definitely had a lot of be thankful for!
Since we'll be welcoming in December next week, it's time for November's Best of the Nest link party! And it couldn't be rolling around at a better time – as we all recover from our turkey comas and shopping exhaustion this weekend, hang out and either link up your favorite November project or browse through the links for decorating & DIY inspiration.
Pam, Lisa, Jennifer, and I will get this party started by sharing our own favorite projects of the month. Mine is the makeover of our powder room – can I tell you how much I love being able to walk in there without being blinded by bright yellow floral wallpaper? This was my first go at wall stenciling and I'm officially hooked – I couldn't be happier with how it turned out! If you haven't seen the ugly "before" or other pics of the "after", check out the rest of my bathroom makeover post {here}.
After striking out in her hunt for a vanity table at thrift stores and on Craigslist, Lisa ended up finding a winner at IKEA. After transforming a simple IKEA laptop desk, Lisa now has a beautiful vanity table in the perfect size. Check out her new vanity table {here} along with her super-smart solution for storing and displaying jewelry.
Jennifer is the queen of tablescapes and her Thanksgiving tablescape didn't disappoint – she scrapped the traditional fall colors and went bold – and wow, it's a stunner!! See more of her Thanksgiving table {here} and be inspired by this colorful table that would be perfect for a dinner party at any time of the year!
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General Motors revealed today the Cruze BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle), a demonstration vehicle designed to explore market needs and customer acceptance of battery electric vehicles in Korea.
The new car is the result of shared development with GM Daewoo, LG Chem and LG Electronics. It is equipped with a 31-kWh battery capable to deliver a maximum power of 150 kW or 201 hp.
With this amount of power it can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 8.2 seconds, while the maximum speed is limited to 165 km/h (102.5 miles per hour).
Recharging this vehicle takes 8 to 10 hours, but according to the manufacturer, part of the demonstration fleet's task is to test a "quick charge" application.
The quick recharge reduces the charge time significantly. The Cruze EV is powered by batteries developed by LG Chem and propulsion systems (motor/inverter) from LG Electronics.
Although most of the electric vehicles on the market carry the battery packs in the trunk, the Cruze EV comes with batteries mounted on the underbody. This means that the car gets the same trunk space as the standard models, but also a lower center of gravity for better stability.
GM Daewoo promises its Korean customers many wonderful things in the electric vehicle realm, starting with the Cruze electric vehicle. The new EV is a result of the collaboration between GM Daewoo and LG Chemical. In this project, LG Chemical acts as the exclusive partner that will provide battery cells for the vehicles that the collaboration can come up with.
The Cruze EV is the second electric vehicle that LG Chemical is providing battery cells for. The first vehicle that carried LG Chem's battery cells was the Chevrolet Volt, which the two partners have been working on since 2008. It's worth noting that both LG Chem and GM Daewoo are both Korean firms.
Peter Bahnsuk Kim, LG Chem's chief executive officer, stated that the new partnership for the Cruze EV is significant for both companies, and represents an expansion of the domestic electric vehicle market to South Korea.
GM Daewoo's president and chief executive officer Mike Arcamone said that the Cruze EV is but a sneak peek of the stuff that the company has planned for both Korean and global customer bases.
The Cruze EV's batteries are notable because the battery pack is not stuffed on the trunk like most cars of its class do. Instead, the battery pack is mounted beneath the body of the car. This frees up the trunk and gives its space for what it really is for – to carry cargo.