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Hipster clothiers American Apparel have decided against calling on Mia Farrow and Soon-Yi Previn in the case of their misuse of Woody Allen's image on a billboard and on their web site. And or they claim that would never be the case. "The media has misinformed the public that American Apparel supposedly plans to make Woody Allen's personal life the central focus of the defense. This is false," the company's founder Dov Charney addressed in a statement. ""I have deep respect for Mr. Allen, who is a source of inspiration for me." Hello, backpeddle! [Yahoo]
The Edinburgh International Film Festival is set feature 23 world premieres. Among those include Sam Mendes' "Away We Go" and Max Mayer's "Adam." Other films that will features include "The Hurt Locker," "The Girlfriend Experience," "35 Shots Of Rum," "Moon" and "Rudo Y Cursi." [Indiewire]
A Los Angeles judge on Thursday formally rejected an attempt by fugitive film director Roman Polanski to have a 1978 sex case against him dismissed because of misconduct by prosecutors. The case cannot considered unless Polanski, who fled the United States for France after pleading guilty to rape, showed up in his court. [THR]
Marisa Tomei and Liv Tyler will lead South Korean director Chul-soo Park's indie psychological thriller "10A/10B." The film is remake of Park's 1995 film "301/302" and will explore the relationship between a culinary perfectionist (Tyler) and a failing actress (Tomei) as they become neighbors. Sounds weird enough to intrigue. [Variety]
Button-cute Minka Kelly (TV's "Friday Night Lights") has joined the cast of "The Roommate." The film is a psychological thriller about a deranged college freshman Rebecca, played by Leighton Meeser, who becomes dangerously obsessed with her new roommate, Sara (Kelly). Costarring will be Cam Gigandet, Aly Michalka and Matt Lanter. Sounds like TV on the bigscreen or an update of "I Know What You Did Last Summer," with now-in-vogue teen stars. [THR]
Doltish actioner Vin Diesel is set to star in another car film - this time it's a game adaptation of "The Wheelman." Diesel will play an expert driver who comes out of retirement to protect a woman from his past in the film helmed by promising auteur turned hack, John Singleton. The video game used Vin Diesel's image for the lead character. [Variety]
Darren Lynn Bousmann (the artisan behind "Saw II, III & IV") will be helming a remake of Charles Kaufman's 1980 film "Mother's Day." The original films revolved around three female friends who encounter two brothers who engage in murder and rape to impress their deranged mother. The remake sees the villainous family return to the house where they grew up and terrorize the new owners and their guests. [THR]
Dwayne Johnson is in final talks to star in Phil Joanou's "Faster." Johnson will play an ex-con bent on avenging the death of his brother, murdered 10 years earlier when the two were double-crossed during a heist. Remember in 1990 after "State of Grace" with Sean Penn and Gary Oldman we all thought Joanou was going to be the shit (even "Three O'Clock High" has its pleasures). What happened? [Variety]
The trailer for Lynn Shelton's "Humpday" have been unveiled. Warning, calling it a bromance may cause apoplexy in some. [Vulture]
American Apparel Backpeddle In Woody Allen Lawsuit,' Another Roman Polanski Trial Dismissal Rejected, 'Humpday' Trailer; More...
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Labels: Adam, Away We Go, Darren Lynn Bousman, Dwayne Johnson, Humpday, Jekyll, Keanu Reeves, Minka Kelly, Roman Polanski, Woody Allen
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I'm not sure how "The Roommate sounds like a re-make of "I Know What You Did Last Summer", when it's clearly a remake of "Single White Female"
- The Playlist said...
I suppose you're right. Maybe it's taking the SWF story and interjecting hip teens of the moment, ala IKWYDLS, since the original SWF was not of that teen ilk.
- Gabe Toro said...
Instead of 10A/10B, those actresses should remake "2LDK."
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I also don't like it when i'm in a very crowded spot i'm not afraid of it i just dont like it.
And clowns i just don't trust them how knows how is is hiding behind those masks.
the thing i faer most is fear itself, i think you can overcome it but you have to try if you dont overcome fear you cant go forward.
For exemple i used to be afraid of hights but nowadays i dont care anymore and i like hights.

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THURSDAY, April 30
Juanita Rena Pettaway(also spelled Pedaway)Jerel ChannellDarnell Levalle Mallory
TIME: 12:10 a.m. LOCATION: Intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and Seward Street, Hollywood
These three African-American robbery suspects, Pettaway, 38, Channell, 26, and Mallory, 18, died in a police pursuit. Mallory, the driver, lost control and slammed into a fire hydrant and brick wall. Police said the suspects tossed out a gun and stolen property during the chase.
Ira Frederick McCurry
TIME: Unknown, body found at 12:10 a.m. LOCATION: Intersection of 102nd Street and Avalon Boulevard, Watts STATUS: Open case, LAPD's Southeast Division: (213) 485-6902
McCurry, a 45-year-old white male, was found dead on the street, shot through the right eye as he pleaded with looters not to burn down a store next to his house. He was a maintenance worker for L.A. County Parks and Recreation Department.
TIME: Unknown LOCATION: Found near intersection of 114th Street and Central Avenue, South-Central L.A.
Harrison, a 17-year-old African-American, was found with a bullet wound in his chest. Detectives speculated Harrison might have been a sniper shot by police; the case appears closed.
Meeker Mardah Gibson
TIME: Body found at 4:30 a.m. LOCATION: 1040 E. Holt Ave., Pomona 0STATUS: Open case, Pomona Police: (909) 622-1241
Gibson, a 35-year-old African-American, may have been talking on a gas-station pay phone when he took a shotgun blast to the chest. His body was found May 1. His wife, Valerie, survived him.
TIME: Body found between 7 and 8 a.m. LOCATION: 2882 Ninth St., Koreatown STATUS: Open case, LAPD Criminal Conspiracy Section: (213) 473-7474
Ross, a 25-year-old African-American, burned to death inside a grocery store looted and torched in Koreatown. Ross died, curled up under a metal desk in the office, with a wad of cash in a pant pocket. The coroner ruled the death a homicide.
Brian Edmund Andrew
TIME: 12:30 p.m. LOCATION: 1116 N. Chester Ave., Compton
Compton Police officers said they saw Andrew, a 30-year-old African-American, looting a store on Chester Avenue. Andrew hit one officer in the head with a bottle, and another officer fired a shot at point-blank range, hitting Andrew in the face. The District Attorney's Office ruled the shooting to be justifiable.
TIME: Between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. LOCATION: Intersection of Slauson Avenue and Seventh Avenue, South-Central L.A. STATUS: Open case, LAPD's 77th Division: (213) 485-1385
Epstein, a 45-year-old white man from Orinda, was westbound on Slauson Avenue in South-Central, when someone in another car fired at his vehicle. The shot hit Epstein in the left temple. His Ford Thunderbird kept going until it hit a tree. While Epstein lay bleeding, rioters robbed him and looted his car. The crowd's hostility was so intense, police towed the car with the body still inside. Epstein had come to L.A. to check on his business. He left behind a wife, Stephanie.
TIME: 3:15 p.m. LOCATION: Alondra Boulevard, east of Willowbrook Avenue, Compton STATUS: Open case, Sheriff's Homicide Division: (323) 890-5500
The riot did not keep Monterey Park resident Lam, a 25-year-old Vietnamese-American, from trying to make deliveries for his family's small grocery. He was eastbound on Alondra Boulevard, in his 1989 Toyota truck with a camper shell, and stopped at a red light at Willowbrook. A late-1970s or early-1980s blue Cadillac pulled up, and a front-seat passenger, described as an African-American man in his early 20s, yelled a racial slur and opened fire, hitting Lam four times, three times in the chest and once in the back.
TIME: 4:20 p.m. LOCATION: Intersection of 107th Street and Burin Avenue, Lennox
Sheriff's deputies chased a carload of suspects fleeing a looted jewelry store near 110th Street and Hawthorne Boulevard. When the getaway car crashed, the suspects ran a short distance and exchanged gunfire with deputies. Garcia, who had followed in another car, joined the chase. The 15-year-old Mexican-American was shot in the chest. A gunshot-residue test showed that Garcia had not held a weapon, the shooting was ruled justifiable.
TIME: 4:45 p.m. LOCATION: 2740 W. Olympic Blvd., Koreatown
Bettan, a 30-year-old Algerian-born Frenchman, worked as an armed security guard at a shopping center, where he joined a group of armed storeowners defending their property. During one looting spree, Bettan was shot. The round blew off the top of his head. According to the coroner's report, Bettan's wound seemed "inconsistent with the weapons wielded by the rioters. It more nearly matched the high-powered rifles used by the shopkeepers." LAPD investigators determined Bettan had been accidentally shot by one of his employers. No charges were filed.
TIME: Sometime before 5:30 p.m. LOCATION: 16th Street, east of Central Avenue, Central City
Lopez, a 36-year-old transient, was found face down on the street. He had been hit by a car. Lopez's family was never found, and the county eventually buried him. His death was ruled accidental.
TIME: 6:35 p.m. LOCATION: 1900 block of Lemon Street, Long Beach
A mob of a dozen or so African-American youth set upon Haines, a 32-year-old white man, as he rode his motorcycle with his roommate on back. They pulled Haines, a local motorcycle mechanic, and his friend off the bike, robbed them and shot Haines. Ironically, Haines was on his way to meet a black friend to help him move. Seven of his attackers were found guilty or accepted plea agreements.


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Closely associated with one's attitudes toward the job are one's attitudes toward the employer; in fact the two are inseparable. One's attitudes toward the employer will and does directly affect the attitudes toward the job. One may truly enjoy the work that they are employed for but with wrong attitudes toward the employer the job will become drudgery. How does one avoid this and what should one's attitudes be toward the employer?
An attitude of obedience: "Servants, be obedient to them that are your masters according to the flesh" (Eph. 6:5); "Servants, obey in all things your masters according to the flesh" (Col. 3:22); "Exhort servants to be obedient unto their own masters" (Tit. 2:9); "Servants, be subject to your masters" (1 Pet. 2:18). God has reminded the servant (in principle the employee) to be obedient to the master (in principle the employer) over and over. When one looks and applies common-sense we know this does not authorize one to do that which is illegal or violates other commands and principles of God. Rather, this is the command to have a proper attitude toward one's employer doing the job the way the employer desires.
Does this allow the employer to "order" one to do those things that would violate the law of God or other righteous principles that the Father has given? NO! One is never under obligation to disobey the law of God; rather one is obligated at all times to obey God above all others (Acts 5:29). The reason for obedience to the employer is to glorify God is to be done "as unto Christ," "as the servants of Christ," "doing service, as to the Lord," "do it heartily, as to the Lord" (Eph. 5:5, 6, 7; Col. 3:23). Why? "[F]or ye server the Lord Christ," "that the name of God and his doctrine be not blasphemed," "that they may adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things," (Col. 3:24; 1 Tim. 6:1; Tit. 2:10). One must always remember Who the real Employer is!
An attitude of consistent service: "Not with eyeservice, as menpleasers," "not with eyeservice, as menpleasers; but in singleness of heart," "And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily," "Not purloining, but shewing all good fidelity" (Eph. 6:6; Col. 3:22, 23; Tit. 2:10). "Eye-service is begrudging service that is performed only when the master's eye (or the inspector's eye) is upon you, or looks over your work" (Fields 228). The Christian should be one that desires to do his/her best the way the employer wants it done no matter how menial, how visible, or even how cruel (as in the days of slavery) the master (employer) may be. The Christian should be one that can be trusted at all times, in all places, with all things, by all people, to do what he has said he will do.
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VB-104B Video Distributor (BNC connectors)
1 Input 4 Output for Video Distribution with built-in Amplifier
VB-104B (BNC connectors) is a 1 Input / 4 Output Video Distributor with built-in Video Amplifier to get all 4 Videos in excellent quality after distribution.For more than 4-output request, you can use some units to work in series.
Model | VB-104B |
System | NTSC / PAL both available |
Video Input | Video signal input by one BNC connector |
Video Output | Video signal output by four BNC connectors |
Power Requirment | DC 12V / 100mA |
Status Display | PWR LED |
Remark: The picture & specification shown is tested & provided by RD Team. Any information is subject to be changed without notice. |
Camera Plus Systems
- Long Video Transmission
- Video with Power Transmission
- Standard Video Transmission
- Video with RS485 Data Transmission
Wireless Transmission
Wireless Antenna
CCTV Transmission
RF Equipment
- Rack Mount
- RF Splitter
- Connector
- Switch Power
- Video Distributor
- Broadband Amplifier
- Signal Level Meter
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Digital Surveillance
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From: | Socrates |
Subject: | Re: [Pan-users] download all headers and all bodies in all subscribed groups |
Date: | Fri, 31 May 2002 23:09:51 -0400 |
On Friday 31 May 2002 21:47, Aristotle wrote: > How can I just 'flick a switch' to 'synchronise' all subscribed > groups? Ie - download ALL headers and bodies (except for ones already > downloaded)? Would you be saying that you want Pan to "Get new articles in all subscribed groups"? > Forgive me if there is something blindingly obvious I have missed! I don't know how obvious it is, but if you right-click on any group you may see this option. In 0.11.3, <Shift-A> will perform the same action... I dunno if the binding is the same in the funky Gtk2 versions, haven't had time to do the upgrades necessary for them. :) Gotta go, tea's almost ready... more honey and less hemlock this time, I think... -- // Carl Hudkins :: ICQ 5723399 :: PGP 50238D9E // // "When two hydrogen atoms love each other very much, // they bond with an oxygen atom..." --Trance Gemini, Andromeda
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9.89a marinated chicken breast grilled to perfection and served on a bed of spaghetti topped with our homemade marinara sauce.
9.89classic trio of zios favorites made from scratch: seven-layer lasagna, homemade fettuccine alfredo and our classic spaghetti with meatballs.
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Freshman/Sophomore Results | Open Results
YPSILANTI, Mich.—Sophomore Jeremy Stepp (Cincinnati/Princeton) posted a fourth-place finish to highlight the Heidelberg University wrestling team at the Eastern Michigan Open today in Ypsilanti, Michgan. The Student Princes totaled 85 points in the freshman/sophomore division and tallied 13 points in open competition to place 20th among 24 teams in both divisions.
As a team, Heidelberg faced NCAA Division I opponents in 24 matches and recorded 12 wins overall.
After receiving a first-round bye in the 174-pound freshman/sophomore bracket, Stepp won two straight decisions to advance to the championship semifinals before bowing to Lucas Sheridan of Indiana University. Stepp then took another decision in the consolation semifinals, but lost a major decision, 11-0, to take fourth place. Stepp racked up a team-best 15 points.
Sophomore 184-pounder Jason Russell (Columbus/West), wrestling in the 197-pound weight class, also advanced to the championship semifinals with a first-round decision and quarterfinal-round pin. Russell went on to take sixth place.
Also winning matches for the Berg were freshman 133-pounder Steve Harmon (Westlake), sophomore 141-pounder Chris Osborne (McComb) (two), freshman 141-pounder J.C. Giffin (Painesville/Fairport Harding), sophomore 165-pounder Jake Cochran (West Jefferson)—who was wrestling in the 184-pound weight class—and freshman 285-pounder Tyler Smith (Calhoun/Sonoraville) (two).
The 'Berg grapplers return to the mat Tuesday, Nov. 8 for a dual match with Olivet (Mich.) College at Seiberling Gymnasium in Tiffin at 7 p.m.


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A Comprehensive Guide to Nmap with Screenshots
Miscellaneous output options:
Option –append-output (Append to rather than clobber output files):
When you specify a filename to an output format flag such as -oX or -oN, that file is overwritten by default. If you prefer to keep the existing content of the file and append the new results, specify the –append-output option. All output filenames specified in that Nmap execution will then be appended to rather than clobbered. This doesn't work well for XML (-oX) scan data as the resultant file generally won't parse properly until you fix it up by hand.
Option –resume <filename> (Resume aborted scan):
Some extensive Nmap runs take a very long time — on the order of days. Such scans don't always run to completion. Restrictions may prevent Nmap from being run during working hours, the network could go down, the machine Nmap is running on might suffer a planned or unplanned reboot, or Nmap itself could crash. The admin running Nmap could cancel it for any other reason as well, by pressing ctrl-C. Restarting the whole scan from the beginning may be undesirable. Fortunately, if normal (-oN) or grepable (-oG) logs were kept, the user can ask Nmap to resume scanning with the target it was working on when execution ceased. Simply specify the –resume option and pass the normal/grepable output file as its argument. No other arguments are permitted, as Nmap parses the output file to use the same ones specified previously. Simply call Nmap as nmap –resume logfilename. Nmap will append new results to the data files specified in the previous execution. Resumption does not support the XML output format because combining the two runs into one valid XML file would be difficult.
Option –stylesheet <path or URL> (Set XSL stylesheet to transform XML output):
Nmap ships with an XSL stylesheet named nmap.xsl for viewing or translating XML output to HTML. The XML output includes an xml-stylesheet directive which points to nmap.xml where it was initially installed by Nmap (or in the current working directory on Windows). Simply load Nmap's XML output in a modern web browser and it should retrieve nmap.xsl from the filesystem and use it to render results. If you wish to use a different stylesheet, specify it as the argument to –stylesheet. You must pass the full pathname or URL. One common invocation is –stylesheet http://insecure.org/nmap/data/nmap.xsl. This tells a browser to load the latest version of the stylesheet from Insecure.Org. The –webxml option does the same thing with less typing and memorization. Loading the XSL from Insecure.Org makes it easier to view results on a machine that doesn't have Nmap (and thus nmap.xsl) installed. So the URL is often more useful, but the local filesystem location of nmap.xsl is used by default for privacy reasons.
Option –webxml (Load stylesheet from Insecure.Org):
This convenience option is simply an alias for –stylesheet http://insecure.org/nmap/data/nmap.xsl.
Option –no_stylesheet (Omit XSL stylesheet declaration from XML):
Specify this option to prevent Nmap from associating any XSL stylesheet with its XML output. The xml-stylesheet directive is omitted.
Miscellaneous Options:
-6 (Enable IPv6 scanning)
Since 2002, Nmap has offered IPv6 support for its most popular features. In particular, ping scanning (TCP-only), connect scanning, and version detection all support IPv6. The command syntax is the same as usual except that you also add the -6 option. Of course, you must use IPv6 syntax if you specify an address rather than a hostname. An address might look like 3ffe:7501:4819:2000:210:f3ff:fe03:14d0, so hostnames are recommended. The output looks the same as usual, with the IPv6 address on the "interesting ports" line being the only IPv6 give away.
-A (Aggressive scan options)
This option enables additional advanced and aggressive options. I haven't decided exactly which it stands for yet. Presently this enables OS Detection (-O), version scanning (-sV), script scanning (-sC) and traceroute (–traceroute). More features may be added in the future. The point is to enable a comprehensive set of scan options without people having to remember a large set of flags. This option only enables features, and not timing options (such as -T4) or verbosity options (-v) that you might want as well.
The output from this option was too so partial screenshot and text file output:
Option –datadir <directoryname> (Specify custom Nmap data file location):
Nmap obtains some special data at runtime in files named nmap-service-probes, nmap-services, nmap-protocols, nmap-rpc, nmap-mac-prefixes, and nmap-os-fingerprints. If the location of any of these files has been specified (using the –servicedb or –versiondb options), that location is used for that file. After that, Nmap searches these files in the directory specified with the –datadir option (if any). Any files not found there, are searched for in the directory specified by the NMAPDIR environmental variable. Next comes ~/.nmap for real and effective UIDs (POSIX systems only) or location of the Nmap executable (Win32 only), and then a compiled-in location such as /usr/local/share/nmap or /usr/share/nmap . As a last resort, Nmap will look in the current directory.
Option –servicedb <services file> (Specify custom services file):
Asks Nmap to use the specified services file rather than the nmap-services data file that comes with Nmap. Using this option also causes a fast scan (-F) to be used. See the description for –datadir for more information on Nmap's data files.
Option –versiondb <service probes file> (Specify custom service probes file):
Asks Nmap to use the specified service probes file rather than the nmap-service-probes data file that comes with Nmap. See the description for –datadir for more information on Nmap's data files.
Option –send-eth (Use raw ethernet sending):
Asks Nmap to send packets at the raw ethernet (data link) layer rather than the higher IP (network) layer. By default, Nmap chooses the one which is generally best for the platform it is running on. Raw sockets (IP layer) are generally most efficient for UNIX machines, while ethernet frames are required for Windows operation since Microsoft disabled raw socket support. Nmap still uses raw IP packets on UNIX despite this option when there is no other choice (such as non-ethernet connections).
Option –send-ip (Send at raw IP level):
Asks Nmap to send packets via raw IP sockets rather than sending lower level ethernet frames. It is the complement to the –send-eth option discussed previously.
Option –privileged (Assume that the user is fully privileged)
Tells Nmap to simply assume that it is privileged enough to perform raw socket sends, packet sniffing, and similar operations that usually require root privileges on UNIX systems. By default Nmap quits if such operations are requested but geteuid() is not zero. –privileged is useful with Linux kernel capabilities and similar systems that may be configured to allow unprivileged users to perform raw-packet scans. Be sure to provide this option flag before any flags for options that require privileges (SYN scan, OS detection, etc.). The NMAP_PRIVILEGED environmental variable may be set as an equivalent alternative to –privileged.
This doesn't work in my system.
Option –unprivileged (Assume that the user lacks raw socket privileges):
This option is the opposite of –privileged. It tells Nmap to treat the user as lacking network raw socket and sniffing privileges. This is useful for testing, debugging, or when the raw network functionality of your operating system is somehow broken. The NMAP_UNPRIVILEGED environmental variable may be set as an equivalent alternative to –unprivileged.
Option –release-memory (Release memory before quitting):
This option is only useful for memory-leak debugging. It causes Nmap to release allocated memory just before it quits so that actual memory leaks are easier to spot. Normally Nmap skips this as the OS does this anyway upon process termination.
Option –interactive (Start in interactive mode):
Starts Nmap in interactive mode, which offers an interactive Nmap prompt allowing easy launching of multiple scans (either synchronously or in the background). This is useful for people who scan from multi-user systems as they often want to test their security without letting everyone else on the system know exactly which systems they are scanning. Use –interactive to activate this mode and then type h for help. This option is rarely used because proper shells are usually more familiar and feature-complete. This option includes a bang (!) operator for executing shell commands, which is one of many reasons not to install Nmap setuid root.
Option -V; –version (Print version number):
Prints the Nmap version number and exits.
Option -h; –help (Print help summary page)
Prints a short help screen with the most common command flags. Running Nmap without any arguments does the same thing.
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PPQ Questions
When is an Award Org Number and OGA Award Name? (for the PPQ)
What is cost sharing and why do I have to make arrangements for it?
What approvals/signatures are needed for cost share?
For PPQ response purposes, what are the definitions of Basic and Applied Research?
Where do I find a list of official OHSU project-owning Orgs?
What is the definition of a 'Clinical Research Organization' (CRO)?
Do I have to do a PPQ and send the project in for RCG review when it is going to be funded in-house (internally)?
A Proposed Project Questionnaire (PPQ) is required for all competitive applications, non-competing applications, supplements, and all other proposal activities where new funding is requested. A PPQ is not required for a letter of intent to submit or white paper where no budget information is included.
A PPQ is not required for most internally funded programs at the time of proposal submission. Usually, if a PPQ is needed, it will be for those projects chosen for funding. The internal announcement will state whether a PPQ should be submitted initially.
Internally funded projects that include human subjects will require a PPQ at the time the protocol is submitted to the Institutional Review Board (IRB).
What is an Award Org Number and OGA Award Org Name? (for the PPQ)
The Award Org Number and its corresponding OGA Award Org Name identify the department that is responsible for the project and will receive credit for it. For this reason, these are important entries on the PPQ and will be used to assign the award if the project is funded.
What is cost-sharing and why do I have to make arrangements for it?
Cost sharing is a quantified commitment of time and/or resources made to a project that are covered by OHSU or a third party. In certain types of programs, cost sharing is required and will be discussed in the Program Announcement. In other circumstances, it is included at the discretion of the PI. In either case, once a commitment is promised to a sponsor, OHSU is obligated by federal regulations to track and report it. These tracking requirements are a part of OHSU's A-133 audit and can result in a disallowance of costs or reduction in awarded funding if cost sharing promises are not kept. Thus, when cost sharing promises are made a part of an application, those having the authority to approve the cost sharing need to authorize it. Specific questions concerning cost sharing should be directed to your Grants & Contracts Administrator (GCA).
What approvals/signatures are needed for cost share?
When a commitment of OHSU resources is made, the appropriate fiscal authority will sign off on the commitment on the line provided under Question 12 of the PPQ. If the cost sharing is coming from a different department or Org than the one indicated as the OGA Award Org Name on the PPQ, Question 12 should be signed by the fiscal authority for that Org. In addition, the OHSU Committed Cost-Sharing Agreement Formmust be completed and signed as well.
What approvals are needed if investigators are from multiple departments or units where each of the participating investigators has a significant portion of the proposed project?
If there is the intent to set up more then one OGA project, for correct F&A distribution, each department should sign approving the proposal and the agreement to split the award if made. This approval is always required when proposals contain a component with the Primate Center, because the Primate Center has a different F&A rate and approved animal charges that need to be verified.
At what point in time do I send supporting documents (VA MOU, VA PPQ, IRB, rDNA, IACUC forms) and do they go directly to Research Administration departments or do they just go to RGC?
If IRB, Institutional Biosafety (IBC), or Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) forms are ready at the time of proposal submission, they should accompany the PPQ. RGC will separate the compliance paperwork from the proposal packet and forward to OHSU's Research Integrity Office (ORIO).
A VA Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) need not be submitted until time of an award. A new or updated MOU is required for each new award received. The MOU should list all the projects for which the investigator has effort commitments, including the new award. New MOUs are required annually, regardless of whether a change has been made in the investigator's effort commitments.
VA PPQ's are required when VA space, patients or other resources are being used. (Question 8 answered "Yes" on OHSU PPQ.)
Why is a PPQ needed each year when the grant proposal provides a five-year budget and the Chair has signed off on the commitment of funds and effort?
The PPQ provides a means for tracking the renewal or non-competing application, is used to assist in monitoring compliance requirements, and provides specific information about the department's commitment of resources to the project for each budget year. Only the PI signature is required on the PPQ for non-competing years.
For PPQ response purposes, what are the definitions of Basic, Applied and Development Research?
Applied research applies the findings of basic research or other existing knowledge toward discovering new scientific knowledge that has specific commercial objectives with respect to new products, services, processes, or methods.
Basic research is the pursuit of new scientific knowledge or understanding that does not have specific immediate commercial objectives, although it may be in fields of present or potential commercial interest.
Development is the systematic use of the knowledge or understanding gained from research or practical experience directed toward the production or significant improvement of useful products, services, processes, or methods, including the design and development of prototypes, materials, devices, and systems.
*Note for PPQ: If a project includes both a combination or all components, please identify the type that represents the majority of the research.
Where do I find a list of official OHSU project-owning Orgs?
You can use the OHSU Project-Owning Org Tool to identify the official name and number for active, project-owning orgs. To learn how to use the tool, view the instructions that are provided at the right side of the screen.
What is the definition of a 'Clinical Research Organization' (CRO)?
A Clinical Research Organization (CRO) is an organization contracted by an industry sponsor delegated to carry out some or all of the responsibilities of the industry sponsor in the development of a product or the conduct of a clinical trial.
When a grant is to be submitted electronically, does it need to be completely ready to be submitted or can a rough draft be reviewed and then electronically submitted at a later time?
A rough draft of the science is enough, but all administrative components of the submission, especially the budget, should be final. Department contacts or PI's should call their Grants & Contracts Administrator to discuss specific administrative components prior to the arrival of the application for RGC review.


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In my first American Thinker article on the Obama long-form birth-certificate forgery, "Oblivious to the Obvious," published on April 10, I wrote: We start with the known facts: that (1) the "birth certificate" is fake, and (2) the president has said it's his birth certificate. It is up to researchers to work backward from the known facts to establish why the president was unable or unwilling to release a genuine one. On May 22, the Hawaii Department of Health sent a "Verification of Birth" for Barack Obama to Ken Bennett, Arizona secretary of state (shown in Figure VB), with sufficient information to allow the president's name to be placed on the November 2012 ballot in Arizona. It provided enough additional information, I thought, to allow me to hone in on what might be on the genuine birth certificate that the public is not allowed to see. In addition to confirming not-previously-verified information for specific categories, the Verification of Birth also carries the following statement: "Additionally, I [Alvin T. Onaka] verify.... (Read Full Article)
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Okay well I just got a hamster, his name is Snickers! So I have just been loving little rodents! But the bad thing is my little brother and sister and her friends just bug me all day to just see Snickers! So there is a good and bad part of this stuff. I have got to tell them no, but it is so hard because they will keep asking if I don't let them see him! Well I have to go play with him, see you then, next blog post is from Christina!
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Legislative History and Statutory Interpretation
posted by Gerard Magliocca
I want to draw your attention to an terrific new article by Victoria Nourse about how to read federal statutes. Her argument is elegant and practical: Courts should construe statutes in light of congressional rules and norms. Why? Because they form the expectations that frame any ambiguous text.
Nourse gives five principal examples of congressional rules that should influence judges when they are engaged with a law (and uses cases to show how courts either get these rules right or wrong). They are:
1. Never read legislative history without knowing Congress's own rules.
2. Later textual decisions trump earlier ones.
3. The best legislative history is not identified by type, but by specificity to the interpretive question and proximity to the textual decision.
4. Never cite legislative history without knowing who won and who lost the textual debate.
5. Congress's rules may create ambiguity for courts but not for Congress.
Anyway, take a look. It's well worth your time.
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In understand Dale, that the question was about the "boletim escolar" (what is a report card of a term or the yearly one, but also can be the "histˇrico" the yearly one) Well, I can see that it may have within the (yearly) report card, or not, be printed or by hand, come with the final status "promoted" or "retained". Passed or failed, to me is more proper to spoken English, tough. Of course, in your English Course you can print your version, I am trying to go to the more natural possible. Anyway, I will leave the Minerva vote to Dale or anybody else. Student "situation" I personally wouldn┤t use, but "status" could be. Ah, English course? you can use satisfatory vs unsatisfatory. Passed vs failed, you can but it gives me a slight idea of loser vs winner, I think you better give the student a certificate with a grade/percent number. Let┤s wait more ideas/opinions. Certificate of promotion, at the end of the year. It┤s a report card as well. It makes wonder where they put the
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Had an interesting near accident this morning.My sweet Buff hen is raising 6 baby Australorps, ( they are about 1 week old) This morning I just happened to walk by and heard loud, distressed peeping. I thought the hen was standing on one of the chicks, because I could see 5 of them. She was picking little pieces of hay and tring her best to make the nest better, but the chick was still peeping. I felt around under her, and found the chick's toenail was wrapped up and stuck in the hen's soft belly fluff! I got it free and all is well. Anyone ever had that happen?
Wow, what a freak accident... chances are probably like 1 in 100,000 of that happening. Glad you were there to get it unstuck.


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By using two attractive, contrasting fabrics, you'll have the benefit of a fully reversible bag to fit your mood or style. This double thickness also makes the bag much stronger. The pretty patchwork fabric creates an extra level of work, but if you want to simplify things slightly, you can use a single piece of fabric instead.
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Make up the templates according to the size you want the bag to be, and cut out two bag shapes from each piece of fabric so that you have four bag shapes altogether. Then cut two base shapes from each piece of fabric.
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Lay one patchwork shape on top of a gingham shape, correct sides facing inward. Stitch the curved edges only together on each side. Repeat with the other two shapes.
Step 3
Align the half-sewn shapes, with the patchwork on the outside. Lift the gingham. Sew the patchwork's straight sides. Sew on the patchwork base, correct side facing inward.
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In the weeks since the attacks of September 11, one thing has become clear -- terrorism is now a high-tech profession, whether it's mastering the controls of a jumbo jet or manufacturing weapons-grade anthrax spores. Some observers may find it curious then that President Bush seems more inclined to invite the visions of Hollywood producers and directors than scientists. This is not to say that the science community will go unheard. Just days after the attacks an editorial in the journal Nature noted that "science itself will play a critical role in the identification of the victims and in the unprecedented intelligence and military steps that the United States and others will now take to prevent such attacks." And if the president does decide he is interested in what "the most complex and sophisticated minds" in the world are saying about 911 and beyond, he need only visit the online salon Edge.
The creation of literary agent John Brockman, Edge (www.edge.org) features a cross section of elite scientists, including evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, parallel computing pioneer Danny Hillis, language theorist and cognitive scientist Stephen Pinker, robotics expert Rodney Brook, chaos theory expert Doyne Farmer, and physicists Paul Davies, Freeman Dyson and Lee Smolin. A former associate of Andy Warhol, the flamboyant Brockman sensed early on the celebrity power of science. Warhol had the Factory, and Brockman, who was a frequent visitor in its latter years, has with his Edge site convened a kind of scientific equivalent, a "place" where those at the cutting edge of science and technology can meet to throw around their latest and wildest ideas. "We are interested in 'thinking smart,'" declares Brockman on the site, "we are not interested in the anesthesiology of 'wisdom.'" Putting the question "What now?" to his invite-only list, Brockman stressed that he wanted not more punditry, but "hard-edged a comments, derived from empirical results."
Over the past two decades one of the sexiest areas of science has been the new field of chaos and complexity, and not surprisingly several Edge participants take up this theme. In a piece that combines scientific insight with personal experience -- and which ought to be mandatory reading by the Bush administration -- chaos theory pioneer Doyne Farmer notes that with any such system "there are two fundamentally different approaches to prediction and control." The first, which is essentially the approach being taken by the Pentagon, is to try to predict the detailed trajectory the system will take and then attempt to stop it from achieving that path.
For several decades Farmer has been studying systemic behavior in such chaotic systems as roulette wheels, turbulent fluids and stock markets. His conclusions make for sobering reading. "If there is one thing I have learned in my 25 years of trying to predict [such] systems," he writes, "it is this: It is really hard." Indeed, he continues, it is "fundamentally impossible to do it well," especially when the system involves "a large number of independent actors" such as we are now facing with the al Qaeda network.
Farmer cautions that we should think very carefully not only about our fight against terrorism, but also about the so-called "drug war." Believing that you can rationally predict, and hence control, such dispersed multivalent complexes is an illusion, he suggests. The only way forward is "to change the system in a more fundamental way," that is, to "change the parameters and get rid of the behavior you don't want." In other words, the message from chaos theory is that to win the war on terrorism we must address the roots of anti-American sentiment.
Several Edge participants also consider the networked nature of our society and make proposals for improvement. Tor Norretranders, a Danish science writer and consultant, notes a parallel between the destruction of the World Trade Center and fears voiced by RAND Corporation specialist Paul Baran back in 1964. In a seminal paper credited with influencing the development of the Internet, Baran pointed out that the centralized nature of American communications systems made them extremely vulnerable to nuclear attack. Thus, Norretranders suggests, powerful institutions and corporations should also be decentralizing. Rather than placing their top people in a single building, why not distribute them across many locations? This was an idea also put forth by the cosmologist Freeman Dyson in his 1999 book The Sun, the Genome and the Internet. On the Edge, Dyson, of the prestigious Institute for Advanced Studies at Princeton, proposes that rather than building skyscrapers with 100,000 inhabitants -- more WTCs, as are now being planned in Southeast Asia -- we should "reverse the flow of people from villages to megacities."
Not all of the ideas put out on the Edge are quite so reality-based. Also noting the vulnerability of centralized systems, Dyson's son George, a maverick futurist, puts forward a radical revamping of the airline system. In place of the current hub-and-spokes model, he envisages a "packet-switched" network of pneumatic capsules traveling through systems of giant tubes, a la Futurama. Such an idea might currently sound like science fiction, but as he points out, the Internet only got going with a great deal of government support. Why "throw good money after bad trying to bail out the airline industry?" Dyson asks. Why not replace it with a completely new system that is intrinsically more efficient and less vulnerable to attack?


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Osho appears tonight after an illness of many days – one of several periods of weakness and ill health he has suffered since his incarceration by the American government in 1985.
During the last two weeks, a new meditation therapy has been launched, with "Zen Master Niskriya" leading the pilot group. It is called the "No-Mind Meditation," and consists of a week-long program of gibberish followed by silent watching.
Tonight, Osho brings the No-Mind Meditation to the assembly in Gautama the Buddha Auditorium, establishing a new format for the nightly meditations at the end of each discourse.
My Beloved Ones,
I am introducing you to a new meditation. It is divided in three parts.
The first part is gibberish. The word gibberish comes from a Sufi mystic, Jabbar. Jabbar never spoke any language, he just uttered nonsense. Still he had thousands of disciples because what he was saying was, "Your mind is nothing but gibberish. Put it aside and you will have a taste of your own being."
To use gibberish, don't say things which are meaningful, don't use the language that you know. Use Chinese, if you don't know Chinese. Use Japanese if you don't know Japanese. Don't use German if you know German. For the first time have a freedom – the same as all the birds have. Simply allow whatever comes to your mind without bothering about its rationality, reasonability, meaning, significance – just the way the birds are doing.
For the first part, leave language and mind aside. Out of this will arise the second part, a great silence in which you have to close your eyes and freeze your body, all its movements, gather your energy within yourself.
Remain here and now.
Zen cannot be understood in any other way. This is the last part of the series Live Zen.
In the third part I will say, let go. Then you relax your body and let it fall without any effort, without your mind controlling. Just fall like a bag of rice.
Each segment will begin with the drum of Nivedano. Before Nivedano gives the drum, there are a few more things I have to say to you.
I am extremely sorry that I have not been physically here for many days, but I am also extremely happy that you never missed my presence.
I was in your heart
and I was in the wind and in the rain
and the thunder of clouds.
I was in your tears,
in your nonsense utterances….
I was absolutely present here with you –
and those who are present know it perfectly.


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Mom and her cygnets - by Betsey Godley |
The newest members of the Mill Pond family - by Betsey Godley |
The new family - by Bob Parsons |
We sincerely want to thank everyone who helped again this year to document the passage of the fish. We can't do this without your help, so we are truly grateful. It doesn't matter if you counted once a day, once a week, or once during the entire run; every count mattered! We know that it's not always a pleasant experience, with the weather and the swans not always cooperating. But at least the swans had a happy ending!!!
So, until next year - Have a happy summer.
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The Road To Paris part 2
The route is divided into seven sectors. The first and last sectors will be ridden by your complete team, whilst the remaining five sectors can be ridden as a relay; the choice of formation is completely at your discretion, as long as at least two members of your team are on the road at any one time. Changeovers will take place at the 'contrôles' at the end of each sector. Over the coming months we'll look at each sector in detail allowing you to start to devise your ideal strategy.
Sector 3 – Mansle to Chatellerault (126km – 400m ascent)
The rolling terrain of sector 2 continues for another 30km before giving way to flatter roads more suited to the big engines. Long, straight, flat sections of road seem to extend to the horizon and open fields will provide little shelter from what wind is blowing. After passing to the east of Poitiers, our route intersects the valley of the Vienne and trace its banks all the way to the end of the sector in Chatellerault. As we enter the city we cross the Vienne again via the distinctive 16th century, twin turreted Pont Henri IV, backdrop to many famous images from the race over the years. Riders traditionally met up with their derny driver on Boulevard Blossac in the heart of the town to complete the remainder of the race behind their pacer. You can still imagine weary cyclists emerging from the bars and cafes to continue their journey northwards. Chatellerault was also an important centre for arms manufacture dating from Medieval times and received heavy bombing from Allied air-raids during WWII in attempts to prevent weapons manufacture by the Nazis.
Sector 4 – Chatellerault to Veretz (75km – 330m ascent)
The legs will quickly be awoken at the start of sector 4 as the route climbs away from Chatellerault and the Vienne valley. Two moderate climbs await us on the first ten kilometres before the profile flattens out once again. We pass the fascinating troglodyte village of St Remy sur Creuse where arrowheads and other prehistoric remains have been found. Kilometres 25-65 sees a return to gently rolling, open, agricultural landscapes with a sense that we're truly in the heart of rural France. Shortly after crossing the Creuse River we reach an important milestone; the halfway point of the event. As we approach Veretz, a small village on the outskirts of Tours, it feels like a return to civilisation of some sort as open fields give way to retail parks and housing developments overspilling from Tours.
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Parents enter self-employment for the kidsBy: Viola Pruss | Posted: Saturday, Aug 24, 2013 06:00 am When Donna Emsley locks the door to her local caf� in the afternoon, she�s just in time to hit the water park or take her kids to karate and dance lessons. Eighteen months ago, the mother of two quit a profitable government job and opened up Java Mama, a family-oriented caf� in Campbell Business Park. Like many other local entrepreneurs, Emsley decided to leave a steady career to find more time for her family in self-employment. �There was no work-life balance whatsoever,� she said about her previous job. �You had a Blackberry on your hip and you had to be ready for a phone call at any time so I just decided it wasn�t something I wanted to go back to.� Java Mama Caf� is designed to provide a place where parents and caregivers can meet while their children spend time in specially designed play areas. Emsley, who lives in the northwest of Edmonton, said she decided to open the caf� in St. Albert because it filled a niche, but also because her children have many activities in the community. Despite the added responsibility of running a business, she now has more time to take them to school and spend time with them after work, she said. �Sometimes my kids can come to work with me,� she said. �I had most of July off to spend with my kids and I finish at three during the summer.� There are many people who work hard to integrate work and family life, said Dar Schwanbeck, managing director of the Northern Alberta Business Incubator (NABI). While he couldn�t say how many St. Albert residents start a business for that reason, he expects that expensive daycares and improved computer technology are two of the major reasons why people become self-employed. �I think the technology makes it possible and maybe the issue is that the workplaces don�t provide the enabling policy,� he said. �I think people move home and find jobs because the one they are at won�t allow them or doesn�t allow them to take their work home.� He added that many business owners desire to be their own boss, seek more creative independence and prefer working on their own schedule. Alberta has about 500,000 home-based businesses, 300,000 of which are run by one person. In St. Albert, the number of home-based businesses is 955 though the city does not keep statistics on stay-at-home parents. Schwanbeck expects the number of small businesses will continue to rise in coming years as employees split from their companies to go independent. �New ideas come up all the time and unless you are really on top of how to manage your organization those employees are going to leave and start their own businesses,� he said. �And the first place they start is at home.� When Jodie McFadzen decided to open her St. Albert, home-based business Penzen Limited eight years ago, she was on maternity leave for her second child and held a steady job as a legal assistant. Similar to Emsley, McFadzen said she wanted to schedule her work around her children. �Someone else got to see all the firsts and I didn�t like it,� she said. �I wanted to be the one to see that. If they are sick I don�t have to worry about calling in to a boss. I can just stay home and not feel like I�m in a jam.� McFadzen found her niche in the construction industry. She writes architectural and mechanical maintenance manuals and recently expanded her business to offer bookkeeping services. But getting started was difficult, she said. Women are often stereotyped not to be knowledgeable in the construction trade. She said she spent many hours on the phone and in interviews introducing her work before receiving a steady paycheck. She also separated from her husband two months into her second pregnancy, which left her with limited resources and dependant on her family while building the company. Had she not left her other job, she may have never started the business, she said. �In the situation I was in, I don�t know if I would have done it until I knew that the kids and I were okay,� she said. �But I took a chance and it worked, thank God.� McFadzen added self-employment requires a lot of motivation and dedication to learning. She took private accounting courses and spent her first year working late at night before she got settled into a steady workflow. She also joined the local chamber of commerce to meet other business owners and to network though she finds that many start-ups don�t know what resources (such as NABI) are available to them. In Emsley�s case, help came from other businesses in the community. There�s an entire network of entrepreneurial mothers, she said, who sell products and belong to different organizations that work together. Some of these products are now on display at Java Mama, while another local business practices dance lessons in her upstairs room. That gets the word out about her caf�, and helps them sell more products, she said. It�s not only the mothers who approach work and family life with more balance though. There are a growing number of men who visit her caf�, she added, working from their laptop while the kids are at play. As a mother, she added the job is not only about bringing in that extra paycheck or spending more time with the family. It's also using an education and being a good example to the kids. �I think it�s important to show my kids that I am their mom and I love them but I am also a business owner, or I also enjoy golfing, or whatever it happens to be," she said. Comments
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Building self confidence and awareness though moving and grooving, yoga, meditation and more. Wednesday at 3:15pm (ages 10+)
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Each week you and your child will get a chance to explore a variety of instruments including shaker eggs, drums, castanets, bells and rhythm sticks. A typical class includes marching, singing, playing instruments and finger plays. We also incorporate scarves, parachutes, bells, and stuffed animals into the class to help show children steady beat as well as give you tips on how to incorporate music at home.
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I imagine it's been a long time since the New York Philharmonic played with so much chatter going on in the audience. But the screening of 2001: A Space Odyssey was more like a pops concert than their usual fare.
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I've been hearing this music since the cradle, yet, when played right, it never fails to surprise me with its gems of tenderness. This evening, there were no such surprises. Pretty and attractive music, to be sure, but it's not the same thing as opening up the treasures of your heart.
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In July of 2002, headlines in every newspaper and all the major television and TV news networks spread the word that menopausal hormone replacement was to be feared. While hormone replacement was terrific for everyone the week before, protecting against heart disease, osteoporosis, colon cancer, and Alzheimer's disease, now, these same hormones caused breast cancer, heart disease and stroke. The study was stopped before completion. What happened?
In the 1990s it was known that Estrogen replacement protected against coronary heart disease. The company that makes Premarin, an extract of pregnant mare's urine, wanted to prove that their product was heart protective so they could advertise it as such.
WHI was actually two studies that were to last eight years. Group 1: Contained 16,000 menopausal women with an intact uterus. Half the women received Prempro, consisting of Premarin 0.625mg (horse urine estrogens) and Provera (synthetic imitation progesterone, a progestin). Half received a look-alike placebo. Group 2: Contained 8,000 women who had a prior hysterectomy. Half received Premarin alone and half placebo. No one had been taking hormones for at least three years prior to the start of either study. Neither the doctors nor the patients knew who received the real medicine. Since estrogen alone is known to promote cancer of the lining of the uterus and Provera protects against this, women with no uterus did not have to receive Provera.
Since half these women would be receiving placebo for eight years, the volunteers tended to be women with very few menopausal symptoms. Abdominal fat can manufacture estrogen, which reduces menopausal symptoms, and participants tended to be overweight. In addition, because they had to be off hormones at least three years, they tended to be older. Only about 500 of the study women were under 60 years old. Older women have higher rates of atherosclerosis. These women had more heart disease than a typical group of hormone starters, most of whom average ten or fifteen years younger. In addition, as a group of somewhat overweight women, they would had higher than average rates of breast cancer, atherosclerosis and lower rates of osteoporosis.
In July of 2002, the code was broken for the Prempro Group 1 only. They were found to have a small, but provably higher rate of breast cancer than the placebo group. They were also found to have higher rates of heart attack and stroke than the placebo group. The Premarin Only Group 2 was still OK and that part of the study continued until 2004.
With 16,000 participants, small differences in active vs. placebo groups were detectable. Out of 10,000 women, there were 30 breast cancers in the placebo group and 36 cancers in the Prempro group, a small but detectable difference. The heart attack rates were slightly higher in the Prempro takers as were strokes. Oral estrogens of all kinds tend to induce the liver to make more blood clotting factors. If a woman already has clogged arteries, a stroke was more likely in the first year of therapy.
Yes. The hormone takers had lower rates of osteoporosis and colon cancer. In fact, the lowered colon cancer rates offset the increase in breast cancer. The all-cause mortality for the Prempro takers was LOWER than the all-cause mortality rates for the placebo group. I have never seen that reported in any news reports, but it is in the original, 36 page WHI report.
Their numbers looked better and the study continued another 2 1/2 years. The report on the Premarin only group was published in 2004, in the same week as the Abugrabe prison scandal story. I never saw a single report in any news media on TV, the Atlanta Journal or the New York Times. Good news is often not reported at all.
The breast cancer rates in the Premarin only group were lower than for the placebo group. Heart attack was essentially the same. Stroke rates were slightly higher. Osteoporosis and colon cancer were lower.
There was a small but provable difference between the Premarin only and the Premarin + Provera group. Provera seems to increase the detection or growth of breast cancer and also slightly increased heart attacks over the short time of this study.
Progesterone is the natural human hormone. In addition to reducing cancer of the endometrium, the lining of the uterus, which Provera does do, real progesterone promotes bone growth, improves sleep, promotes thyroid function and probably reduces breast cancer. Provera, synthetic altered progesterone, has been known for decades to reduce bone growth, that is, it promotes osteoporosis. There is a boxed warning in the PDR. Also, Provera has been shown in dogs to increase breast cancer. This has also been known for decades.
Premarin is a blend of many hormones derived from pregnant mares urine. Although the Estrone is identical to human Estrone, there are many horse estrogens contained also. Despite this, Premarin probably acts in much the same way that orally given human estrogens do.
Mostly, NO. The news media kept blaming the problems seen in WHI only on estrogens. WHI proved instead that Provera might slightly increase detection or growth of breast cancer, and that starting oral estrogen on older women who have been off hormones for years, increases the risk of heart attack and stroke.
Starting a woman on oral Estrogens who has been off hormones for many years increases risk for stroke and possibly heart attack.
It doesn't address NATURAL HORMONES. Real Progesterone might actually protect against breast cancer and even improve bone strength. It also doesn't address younger, peri-menopausal and early menopausal women who take human estrogen and progesterone instead of synthetic Provera. It doesn't address the safety of carefully monitored topical hormone cream or patches instead of oral preparations for older women. It doesn't address continuous hormone use, as opposed to starting hormones after many years off. It also doesn't show a risk for estrogen use and breast cancer.
That's why they stopped the Prempro study. It has been theorized for many years that it takes about a decade for a breast cancer to reach a size detectable by any method. The Prempro half of WHI was stopped in five years. This means that the breast cancers detected were probably already present before the study began. The Premarin only group had slightly smaller rates of newly discovered cancer than the placebo group. It would seem that Premarin does not stimulate breast cancer growth but Provera does. We really need a similar study using natural Progesterone instead of Provera. In theory, natural Progesterone should reduce the rates of breast cancer growth. Also, we don't know how controlled levels of natural estrogen compare to Premarin 0.625mg, which was given to everyone regardless of baseline levels. No hormone levels were taken on any of the women. Everyone got the same dose regardless of individual need.
One more thing. Most of the new hormone starts are women in their late 30s to early 50s. How long to stay on hormones is an important question. American women are living longer; many are physically more active and sexually active much later in life, than any prior generation. Breast cancer rates might be pre-programmed decades before cancer is detected. Breast cancer, heart attack and stroke rates were only slightly altered with or without the Prempro and less by Premarin alone. As Suzanne Somers points out in her book, The Sexy Years, quality of life is an important consideration. Doctors also know that lifestyle, exercise, diet, stress, relationships, and enjoyment of life, have huge effects of longevity and general health. There is much about growing older that needs to be studied. The current baby boomers are very different, and are aging differently than their parents and grandparents. I write prescriptions one at a time, for individual women, to help with their current needs. There is still much to learn. Take HRT one year at a time.


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The Primus Anthology from Hal Leonard includes 11 guitar and bass transcriptions in notes and tablature from the alternative funk/metal band with frontman Les Claypool on bass. Songs include "Bob," "DMV," "Eleven," "Fish On," "Ground Hog's Day," "Here Come the Bastards," "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver," "John the Fisherman," "Mr. Krinkle," "My Name Is Mud," "Nature Boy." The bass and guitar tab book also includes a Primus timeline.
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