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A closely bolted, enjoyable climb that heads straight up slabby white rock on pitch one, then into rippling red on the second. The view is great all the way up and the rock itself is a pleasure to climb on. An excellent introduction to multi-pitch climbing for those so inclined.
Located about 150 yards from the parking area, the first pitch is hidden by the fin of rock that forms the east wall of Front Corridor. Use hidden rappel anchors to drop down into the corridor and get to the base of the climb.
First pitch is 90 feet and has 8 bolts, second pitch is also 90 feet with 10 bolts. Decent belay ledge halfway up with a secure hanging belay at the top.
One of the bolts on the rap station to get to the route has been pulled out. Its an easy scramble in and out! Great route for a first lead since it's well bolted! Great route in general! Thanks Mark!
There is a bolted route left of Man's Best Friend. Any info on this?
A potentially easier approach which avoids the rappel is to head a bit more right immediately out of the parking lot compared to the photo. There is a huge boulder and if you turn left right after this, you enter a small gully. At the end of gully (probably the third you pass after you exit the parking lot), it is a very easy downclimb and then a short walk to get to the start of the route.
Been a guide here for years never knew about the route. Just got off the route with my son Adam who is 7. His first multi pitch route, just me and my boy just a perfect evening in the red rocks. Why you you rappel the approach? Just walk in with a 10 foot 3rd class move doen the gully from the route.
There are 3 routes left of MBF,all of which start on a ramp about 40' left and 15 up. The 1st is Mollie's Malecone, a trad route up a shallow crack that protects well with aliens and med. camalots, save a small piece for the horizonal 3/4s up. A bolt protects the white slab below the crack. 5:8+ 90' to chains. The next route left is Riley's Revenge, sport 8 bolts, 5:9 100'to the chains. Next route left is Paislie Pockets, up the slab to a right facing corner up to the horizonal, traverse right to a left facing corner at the top move right and up to the chains. 5:7+ pg 2 ropes or 1 70 meter for rappel. Corey Cogley and I put up all of the routes on the face 2-04. We call the the area The Pet Wall. Mark bolted MBF on lead after Cory and I had done it without bolts, not realizing till he reached the chains, a small detail Mark and I laugh about.
Fun route. Approach: Easy quick rap from straight across the gully. Route: I led it in 1 pitch (60m) and skipped a few bolts. Rap in 2
HAHA DOR! I remember the day i came up with mud all over my subie!!! Great sandstone routes in my old home town.....To think it was 5 years ago when we first worked these routes!!!!Winston Wall I think was the name!
Great, and super fun multi pitch sport route. Super protected (1.5-2 moves for each bolt in some areas) seemed a lot easier than 5.7 especially when compared to some other trad routes.
Wonderful sport climb and VERY well protected which you'll never hear me complaining about. A couple of the bolts on the first pitch are spinners right now.
Excellent climb, good intro to new leader / new to multipitch.
I really enjoyed this climb, my first multi-pitch. Perfect to start out, it seems like its a first for alot of climbers so I rated it great just for the fact that it's a popular beginners choice. Real close to the parking and an easy scramble in. The route is real fun, easy climbing and good bolt placement. However when I did this, one of the bolts at the belay point below P2 was loose and pulled out a bit so it was interesting, and also there were a few spinners as well. Im sure it's been done alot since I did it so hopefully these issues have been fixed. Overall its a good climb for anyone, gets good sun, and be prepared to be in lots of tourists photos, anyone on this climb attracts alot of attention from all the people in the parking lot. Enjoy!
Great route for introducing new climbers to the joys of multi-pitch climbing. Have used this climb many times in the past for instruction. No need to repel the approach. Stay to right by 30' and climb down into gully. Well if not over protected, but that does make it a perfect route for new leaders.
My girlfriend and I went to climb this and was waiting for a party of three to rappel off when we wet to clip into the hangers to begin the rappel approach. We noticed the two bolts were spinning and I pulled out one of them with just my hand, left it on the ground, and the other one would have came out it as easily. The party said they had approached the climb from those rappel anchors and one of them was clearly more experienced than the other two. After reading these other comments about spinning hangers on the climb and not sure whether they had been replaced or not we decided against climbing it because of how sketched out we were. I recommend anyone want to climb this route to REALLY be careful and hopefully this route will have upgraded protection soon. Just a reminder to just not trust protection out there. It hadn't rained or snowed recently and was just from old gear.
1) don't take bolts out, even by hand (unless you can leave a safe option). Even in shear, they are plenty strong for a rappel. Just let someone know it's bad. Leaving them out will endanger others. 2) there is an extremely casual 3rd class approach about 50 yards south of the rappel to this climb. Climbers looking to do this route should use this option until someone has time to go replace that bolt. (and, truth be told, it might be a good thing that anchor has gone the way of the dodo, as its completely unnecessary)


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CEOs are busy people and while those working directly for them tend to know what's on their minds, it's not very often that the rest of us get a collective view. PwC's Annual Global CEO Survey, as a result, is always eagerly awaited and this year has been no exception.
In this issue we look in more detail at some of the main people-related issues that were raised by the CEOs worldwide who took part in the survey. Inevitably, one of their biggest concerns was talent management, and in particular how they're going to attract and retain the skilled employees that they'll need for future growth. The survey showed that talent shortages were already causing problems for business leaders in many parts of the world, and a quarter of those questioned said they'd recently postponed or abandoned a strategic project because they simply couldn't find the right people to see it through.
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Please join our group if you are looking for a break from the stress and structure of your week and an opportunity to share & develop your musical skills in a laid-back "song circle" format. I look forward to you joining this new Meet-Up in Flower Mound for acoustic guitar. You are welcome to bring your original works, but we encourage you to bring pieces that others are familiar with, so everyone can play along with you. Ultimately, that's what an "open jam" is all about, everyone playing & sin …
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Is playing in a rock band on your bucket list? It's on mine. I've taken guitar lessons off and on over the years but never played in a rock band. So I formed this group to jam with other musicians. If you're an aspiring adult musician looking for others to jam with, this is the group for you. We also plan on performing in small groups at open mic nights in the area. Come join the fun!
As we bid farewell to Valerie and Cory and wish them wonderful success on their new adventures in yankee territory, we are spinning up the unplugged group where it all began, at Serenity. Our first meetup will be Sunday 28th November, 2010 (right after thanksgiving so we can finish up leftovers!), then we are going to meet every Second Sunday for an acoustic jam, with additional events such as open mike nights to be scheduled as the group evolves. So bring your guitar, tuner, and your favori …
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This is the place for musicians who can't seem to find a band, you can play well, it just seems that you keep runnning into the same wall. You are too old, not hip or cool enough, you do not want to go on tour, you have a day job and can't play out till 2 AM, you are a drummer, you play electric and the group only wants accoustic, you play a instrument that is not a guitar (don't worry - guitars are also welcome)...THEN THIS MEET UP IS FOR YOU !!! Vocalist are also welcome. All types of music we …
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I decided to create a group where me and other people could get together so that we might be able to study the Gaelic language together! All and anyone who is interested in learning this ancient language is welcome to come! As well as anyone is is interested in Celtic Culture as well :D !!! One more thing, i know this has nothing to do with learning a language, but if no one has any objections, I'm also interested in meeting anyone who would like to learn Irish dishes or exchange Irish recipes! …
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This group is to keep up with the band currently known as "Far From Okay". Members include Kevin Cosso on Keys and lead vocals. Jay Watts on guitar and lead vocals. Del Hill on Bass and lead vocals. various drummers. If you want to be reminded of where and when they're performing, just join the group and every once in a while RSVP. Though if you don't RSVP, you can still come out and listen. :)
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A self-proclaimed product of his past, rapper Sean Kingston's history helps describe his sound. Born in Miami, Florida, then raised in Kingston, Jamaica from the age of six, he mixed more than a little dancehall and reggae into his hip-hop. The hard lyrics come from a hard life, which included incarceration, homelessness, and growing up a lot faster than he should have. His young parents didn't play teen pop or teen rap while he was being raised, so he absorbed the adult lyrics of Buju Banton, Ice Cube, and Rakim. He also lived the lyrics and landed a breaking-and-entering charge at age 11. Twenty-one days in jail, boot camp, and living in a car while his mother was incarcerated on an identity fraud rap all followed. None of it swayed the youth against hustling; it just pointed him in a different, more lucrative direction. Taking his ability to write rhymes and hooks, he started working Miami's talent show and showcase circuit hard, eventually sharing the stage with Pitbull, Ludacris, and Trick Daddy. Producer Jonathan "J.R." Rotem (Britney Spears, 50 Cent, Rihanna) caught his demo and signed the young rapper to his Beluga Heights record label right before the major-label bidding wars were to begin. The Sony imprint Epic won and introduced their new artist in the spring of 2007 with the single "Colors 2007," featuring the Game and Rick Ross. Although he sounded much older, Kingston was only 16 years old when the track landed. With his second single, "Beautiful Girls," he took a sample of Ben E. King's "Stand by Me" and twisted it into a huge hit. This more polished, smoother, and less hardcore stance suited the singer and figured heavily into his self-titled debut full-length. His sophomore release, Tomorrow, arrived in 2009 and featured the singles "Fire Burning," "Face Drop," and "My Girlfriend." In 2013 the single "Letting Go (Dutty Love)," with special guest Nicki Minaj, appeared, along with his third album, Back 2 Life. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi
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Each week I'll be answering questions that have been sent to me at the BaseballGuys' Twitter account in my never ending attempt to replace myself by explaining to everyone how I evaluate players thereby making myself obsolete.
Who would you rather have for 2nd half of season… Josh Hamilton or Mark Trumbo? Hamilton is slumping badly.
– @mysports1
I got this question and thought it was a joke. It wasn't. There followed a couple of tweets that pointed out that since June 1st that Trumbo had outproduced Hamilton. OK, well, let's play that parsing game and see what we come up with.
Hamilton: .368-21-57-39 with a 1.184 OPS
Trumbo: .348-10-26-22 with a 1.029 OPS
Hamilton: .207-7-21-17 with a .725 OPS
Trumbo: .269-16-39-25 with a .954 OPS
Hamilton dominated the first two months. Trumbo has dominated the last month an a half. But…
Hamilton: .300-28-78-56-6 with a .988 OPS
Trumbo: .309-26-65-47-4 with a .991 OPS
Overall Hamilton is still the better performer, though it is obviously a lot closer than most of us would have thought before looking at the numbers. Still, there is no comparison between the two when it comes to talent. Hamilton is a vastly superior talent. He's dynamic. I'll give Trumbo full credit for what he has done, it has surpassed everyone's expectations, and he does qualify at first base and the outfield in all leagues adding to his versatility (maybe even at third in some leagues). Still, I honestly don't know a single "expert" who would say they prefer Trumbo in this matchup. Not a one. If you don't buy the talent argument then how about this one – Hamilton has shown himself to be this hitter for a while now. Trumbo? It's pretty hard to think he can maintain a 26.3 HR/F ratio – a massive total that would have been the best in baseball last year, in 2010, in 2009… you get the point. It's also pretty hard to take Trumbo at face value. The guy was a .275 hitter in six minor league seasons. He hit .254 last year. That .309 average isn't supported by his history or by his 15 percent line drive rate this season.
Trumbo's been great, and he's performing better the past six weeks, but the odds are still heavily tilted toward Hamilton being the better performer the rest of the season.
Drop Chris Davis for Wil Myers in a keeper? I can only keep five guys, but in the round drafted, aka 24th for Myers, I'd consider it.
– @JeffSchaffer13
Davis has had a productive season for the Orioles hitting .260 with 14 homers and 41 RBIs in 77 games, putting him pace to be a .260-28-80 type of hitter. Davis has the skills to do that. However that doesn't make him a keeper in any league that protects only five players. His production also isn't to the level that he's keeping your team afloat this year either (at least I hope not). Bottom line is that you could move on from him with an eye to the future if it made sense (i.e. your team could handle the loss right now).
Myers has a luminous future, a fact I pointed out last November in AFL – 2011 Review when I was able to interview Myers at the AFL Rising Stars Game. Myers has killed it all year long, at Double an Triple-A, hitting .319 with 28 homers, 76 RBIs an a 1.057 OPS in a mere 90 games. The only thing holding him back from roaming the Royals outfield right now is that they don't have a spot for him with Lorenzo Cain being healthy (he's joined by Alex Gordon and Jeff Francoeur). Perhaps the Royals will move Frenchie at the trade deadline to open up a spot for Myers. At least that would be a logical move. Regardless of what happens at the deadline, it would be a shock if Myers wasn't in the starting lineup on Opening Day 2013. Does that make Myers a keeper in a five keeper league given his 24th round value?
A brief history lesson. Here are some of the names of some recent elite level prospects that were looked at as can't miss options who missed in their first season.
Brandon Wood
Cameron Maybin
Travis Snider
Justin Smoak
Pedro Alvarez
Domonic Brown
Brandon Belt
I could go on, but I think you get the point. We've all been spoiled by the success of Bryce Harper and Mike Trout. The game just isn't that easy.
I've got no idea who you're other keeper options are, but in a league that protects only five guys I'm not inclined to keep Myers for 2013, even at a 24th round value.
Need ERA/WHIP. Send Paul Konerko for C.J. Wilson? I can slide Michael Morse or Kevin Youkilis in at 1B.
– @chiloubrown
Konerko has had an excellent season with a .322/.402/.511 slash line (the average and OBP would be career bests). Still, his performance has been really rough lately. Over his last 35 games he's gone deep just three times with 11 RBIs while his slash line has been pathetic at .244/.331/.336. What's going on? First off I'd posit some normal regression as he was simply performing over his head early in the year. Second, he had that minor wrist procedure that knocked him out of action for a few days, and he's been pretty awful since then. Is the wrist still bothering him? Third, let's not forget that he's 36 years old. I know we have been spoiled with a lot of players being good into their last 30′s, but traditionally 36 year olds slow down. I'm not saying Konerko should be viewed as a drag on any fantasy team moving forward but I'm also not exactly in love with what I'm seeing either.
Wilson had his worst effort of the year Wednesday allowing seven runs in six innings, but even so he still owns a 2.82 ERA with a 1.20 WHIP on the year. Moreover, that's 54 starts with a 2.90 ERA and 1.19 WHIP since the start of last season. Wilson continues to be one of the most effective hurlers in baseball, and there is no reason to think that he's likely to see a major regression any time soon.
If your goal is to improve your ratios Wilson is a fine target. Since you've got Morse/Youkilis to also fill in at first base, go ahead and send Konerko packing.
Think Santiago Casilla is permanently out as closer or needs a breather? Seems SF will give Casilla every opportunity as they want Sergio Romo left as setup guy.
– @cwhittemore33
All I can say about this situation is that I've been extremely frustrated all year. As I have said, consistently since January, Romo is the best reliever the Giants have. Period. Nothing, not a single thing, that he has done this year has changed my opinion at all. In fact, Romo is one of the five best relievers in baseball. Period. Think I'm crazy? Look at the numbers.
You hear this crap all the time about how he can't handle lefties. What are those people talking about?
In 2012 lefties have hit .143 with a .374 OPS against Romo.
For his career lefties have hit .189 against Romo with a .483 OPS.
It's a completely fallacious argument.
The only valid argument for keeping Romo out of the 9th is that the club doesn't think he can work a full inning every other day because of an often tender elbow.
Given the totality of the data, Romo should have been closing the moment that Brian Wilson went down with injury. Period. Instead the Giants went with an inferior pitcher in Casilla. For the majority of the first half Casilla was admittedly impressive, he converted 19 of his first 20 save chances, but he's turned into a disaster of epic proportions of late blowing five of eight save chances as his ERA has gone up two full runs over his last 10 outings. Hopefully the Giants will finally do the right thing and use Romo in the 9th inning, but even if they move on from Casilla, as they should, don't be surprised is Jeremy Affeldt sees some 9th inning work.
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Let's start with Carly Rose Sonenclar. We know of the 13-year-old Mamaroneck resident from her Broadway career. (My colleague Laurie Yarnell interviewed her when she was in Wonderland; she also performed in Les Misérables.) So we weren't surprised when she confidently belted out Nina Simone's "Feeling Good" on The X Factor. Here's her clip, complete with intro. They omitted any mention of her Broadway career, I guess to maintain the suspense — but if you're just looking for the song, start at 1:33.
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Three of the four judges hit the button that theatrically sent him on to the next round. (What's up, Christina? Even Blake Shelton told him, "I'd be really pissed at Christina right now if I were you.") Tonight, after working with mentor Mary J. Blige — a Yonkers girl — he goes head-to-head with contestant Bryan Keith in the ominously named "Battle Round." Good luck, Collin! Your hometown is rooting for you.
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Close monitoring of serum potassium and sodium is warranted in patients at risk of hyperkalaemia and hyponatraemia. This medicinal product contains 13.2 vol% ethanol (alcohol), i.e. up to 521 mg per dose. This is equivalent to 2.64 ml of beer, or 1.1 ml of wine. Harmful for those suffering from alcoholism. To be taken into account in pregnant or breast-feeding women, children and high-risk groups such as patients with liver disease, or epilepsy. This medicinal product contains sodium metabisulphite, which may rarely cause severe hypersensitivity reaction and bronchospasm. This medicinal product contains 1.7 mmoles (or 38.87 mg) of sodium. To be taken into consideration by patients on a sodium controlled diet. Except under careful supervision Septrin for Infusion should not be given to patients with serious haematological disorders (see 4.8 Undesirable Effects). Septrin has been given to patients receiving cytotoxic therapy with little or no additional effect on the bone marrow or peripheral blood. The combination of the antibiotics in Septrin for Infusion should only be used where, in the judgement of the physician, the benefits of treatment outweigh any possible risks; consideration should be given to the use of a single effective antibacterial agent.
Interaction with other medicinal products and other forms of interaction
Trimethoprim may interfere with the estimation of serum/plasma creatinine when the alkaline picrate reaction is used. This may result in overestimation of serum/plasma creatinine of the order of 10%. The creatinine clearance is reduced: the renal tubular secretion of creatinine is decreased from 23% to 9% whilst the glomerular filtration remains unchanged. In some situations, concomitant treatment with zidovudine may increase the risk of haematological adverse reactions to co-trimoxazole. If concomitant treatment is necessary, consideration should be given to monitoring of haematological parameters. Reversible deterioration in renal function has been observed in patients treated with co-trimoxazole and ciclosporin following renal transplantation. Concurrent use of rifampicin and Septrin results in a shortening of the plasma halflife of trimethoprim after a period of about one week. This is not thought to be of clinical significance. When trimethoprim is administered simultaneously with drugs that form cations at physiological pH, and are also partly excreted by active renal secretion (e.g. procainamide, amantadine), there is the possibility of competitive inhibition of this process which may lead to an increase in plasma concentration of one or both of the drugs. In elderly patients concurrently receiving diuretics, mainly thiazides, there appears to be an increased risk of thrombocytopenia with or without purpura. Occasional reports suggest that patients receiving pyrimethamine as malarial prophylaxis at doses in excess of 25 mg weekly may develop megaloblastic anaemia should co-trimoxazole be prescribed concurrently. Co-trimoxazole has been shown to potentiate the anticoagulant activity of warfarin via stereo-selective inhibition of its metabolism. Sulfamethoxazole may displace
warfarin from plasma-albumin protein-binding sites in vitro. Careful control of the anticoagulant therapy during treatment with Septrin is advisable. Co-trimoxazole prolongs the half-life of phenytoin and if co-administered the prescriber should be alert for excessive phenytoin effect. Close monitoring of the patient's condition and serum phenytoin levels is advisable. Concomitant use of trimethoprim with digoxin has been shown to increase plasma digoxin levels in a proportion of elderly patients. Co-trimoxazole may increase the free plasma levels of methotrexate. Trimethoprim interferes with assays for serum methotrexate when dihydrofolate reductase from Lactobacillus casei is used in the assay. No interference occurs if methotrexate is measured by radioimmuno assay. Administration of trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole 160mg/800mg (co-trimoxazole) causes a 40% increase in lamivudine exposure because of the trimethoprim component. Lamivudine has no effect on the pharmacokinetics of trimethoprim or sulfamethoxazole. Interaction with sulphonylurea hypoglycaemic agents is uncommon but potentiation has been reported. Caution should be exercised in patients taking any other drugs that can cause hyperkalaemia. If Septrin is considered appropriate therapy in patients receiving other anti-folate drugs such as methotrexate, a folate supplement should be considered.
Fertility, pregnancy and lactation
Pregnancy There are not any adequate data from the use of Septrin for Infusion in pregnant women. Case-control studies have shown that there may be an association between exposure to folate antagonists and birth defects in humans. Trimethoprim is a folate antagonist and, in animal studies, both agents have been shown to cause foetal abnormalities (see 5.3 Preclinical Safety Data). Septrin for Infusion should not be used in pregnancy, particularly in the first trimester, unless clearly necessary. Folate supplementation should be considered if Septrin for Infusion is used in pregnancy. Sulfamethoxazole competes with bilirubin for binding to plasma albumin. As significantly maternally derived drug levels persist for several days in the newborn, there may be a risk of precipitating or exacerbating neonatal hyperbilirubinaemia, with an associated theoretical risk of kernicterus, when Septrin for Infusion is administered to the mother near the time of delivery. This theoretical risk is particularly relevant in infants at increased risk of hyperbilirubinaemia, such as those who are preterm and those with glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency. Lactation The components of Septrin for Infusion (trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole) are excreted in breast milk. Administration of Septrin for Infusion should be avoided in late pregnancy and in lactating mothers where the mother or infant has, or is at
particular risk of developing, hyperbilirubinaemia. Additionally, administration of Septrin for Infusion should be avoided in infants younger than eight weeks in view of the predisposition of young infants to hyperbilirubinaemia.
Effects on ability to drive and use machines None known.
Undesirable effects As co-trimoxazole contains trimethoprim and a sulphonamide the type and frequency of adverse reactions associated with such compounds are expected to be consistent with extensive historical experience. Data from large published clinical trials were used to determine the frequency of very common to rare adverse events. Very rare adverse events were primarily determined from post-marketing experience data and therefore refer to reporting rate rather than a "true" frequency. In addition, adverse events may vary in their incidence depending on the indication. The following convention has been used for the classification of adverse events in terms of frequency:- Very common 1/10, common 1/100 and <1/10, uncommon 1/1000 and <1/100, rare 1/10,000 and <1/1000, very rare <1/10,000. Infections and Infestations Common: Monilial overgrowth Blood and lymphatic system disorders Very rare: Leucopenia, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, agranulocytosis, megaloblastic anaemia, aplastic anaemia, haemolytic anaemia, methaemoglobinaemia, eosinophilia, purpura, haemolysis in certain susceptible G-6-PD deficient patients Immune system disorders Very rare: Serum sickness, anaphylaxis, allergic myocarditis, angioedema, drug fever, allergic vasculitis resembling Henoch-Schoenlein purpura, periarteritis nodosa, systemic lupus erythematosus Metabolism and nutrition disorders Very common: Hyperkalaemia Very rare: Hypoglycaemia, hyponatraemia, anorexia
Psychiatric disorders Very rare: Depression, hallucinations
Nervous system disorders Common: Headache
Very rare: Aseptic meningitis, convulsions, peripheral neuritis, ataxia, vertigo, tinnitus, dizziness Aseptic meningitis was rapidly reversible on withdrawal of the drug, but recurred in a number of cases on re-exposure to either co-trimoxazole or to trimethoprim alone. Respiratory, thoracic and mediastinal disorders Very rare: Cough, shortness of breath, pulmonary infiltrates
Cough, shortness of breath and pulmonary infiltrates may be early indicators of respiratory hypersensitivity which, while very rare, has been fatal. Gastrointestinal disorders Common: Uncommon: Very rare: Eye Disorders Very rare: Uveitis Nausea, diarrhoea Vomiting Glossitis, stomatitis, pseudomembranous colitis, pancreatitis
Hepatobiliary disorders Very rare: Elevation of serum transaminases, elevation of bilirubin levels, cholestatic jaundice, hepatic necrosis Cholestatic jaundice and hepatic necrosis may be fatal. Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders Common: Skin rashes
Very rare: Photosensitivity, exfoliative dermatitis,fixed drug eruption, erythema multiforme, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, Lyells syndrome (toxic epidermal necrolysis) Lyells syndrome carries a high mortality.
Musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders Very rare: Arthralgia, myalgia
Renal and urinary disorders Very rare: Impaired renal function (sometimes reported as renal failure), interstitial nephritis Effects associated with Pneumocystis jiroveci (P.carinii) Pneumonitis (PCP) management Very rare: Severe hypersensitivity reactions, rash, fever, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, raised liver enzymes, hyperkalaemia, hyponatraemia, rhabdomyolysis. At the high dosages used for PCP management severe hypersensitivity reactions have been reported, necessitating cessation of therapy. If signs of bone marrow depression occur, the patient should be given calcium folinate supplementation (5-10 mg/day). Severe hypersensitivity reactions have been reported in PCP patients on re-exposure to co-trimoxazole, sometimes after a dosage interval of a few days. Rhabdomyolysis has been reported in HIV positive patients receiving co-trimoxazole for prophylaxis or treatment of PCP
Overdose The maximum tolerated dose in humans is unknown. Nausea, vomiting, dizziness and confusion are likely symptoms of overdosage. Bone marrow depression has been reported in acute trimethoprim overdosage. In cases of known, suspected or accidental overdosage, stop therapy. Dependent on the status of renal function, administration of fluids is recommended if urine output is low. Both trimethoprim and active sulfamethoxazole are dialysable by renal dialysis. Peritoneal dialysis is not effective.
Pharmacodynamic properties
Pharmacotherapeutic group: Combinations of sulfonamides and trimethoprim, incl. derivatives; ATC code: J01EE01 Mode of Action Septrin is an antibacterial drug composed of two active principles, sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim. Sulfamethoxazole is a competitive inhibitor of dihydropteroate synthetase enzyme. Sulfamethoxazole competitively inhibits the utilisation of paraaminobenzoic acid (PABA) in the synthesis of dihydrofolate by the bacterial cell resulting in bacteriostasis. Trimethoprim binds to and reversibly inhibits bacterial dihydrofolate reductase (DHFR) and blocks the production of tetrahydrofolate. Depending on the conditions the effect may be bactericidal. Thus trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole block two consecutive steps in the biosynthesis of purines and therefore nucleic acids essential to many bacteria. This action produces marked potentiation of activity in vitro between the two agents. Mechanism of resistance In vitro studies have shown that bacterial resistance can develop more slowly with both sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim in combination that with either sulfamethoxazole or trimethoprim alone. Resistance to sulfamethoxazole may occur by different mechanisms. Bacterial mutations cause an increase the concentration of PABA and thereby out-compete with sulfamethoxazole resulting in a reduction of the inhibitory effect on dihydropteroate synthetase enzyme. Another resistance mechanism is plasmidmediated and results from production of an altered dihydropteroate synthetase enzyme, with reduced affinity for sulfamethoxazole compared to the wild-type enzyme. Resistance to trimethoprim occurs through a plasmid-mediated mutation which results in production of an altered dihydrofolate reductase enzyme having a reduced affinity for trimethoprim compared to the wild-type enzyme. Trimethoprim binds to plasmodial DHFR but less tightly than to bacterial enzyme. Its affinity for mammalian DHFR is some 50,000 times less than for the corresponding bacterial enzyme. Many common pathogenic bacteria are susceptible in vitro to trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole at concentrations well below those reached in blood, tissue fluids and urine after the administration of recommended doses. In common with other antibiotics, however, in vitro activity does not necessarily imply that clinical efficacy has been demonstrated and it must be noted that satisfactory susceptibility testing is achieved only with recommended media free from inhibitory substances, especially thymidine and thymine. Breakpoints EUCAST Enterobacteriaceae: S 2 R> 4 S. maltophilia: S 4 R> 4 Acinetobacter: S 2 R> 4 Staphylococcus: S 2 R> 4 Enterococcus: S 0.032 R> 1 Streptococcus ABCG: S 1 R> 2 Streptococcus pneumoniae: S 1 R> 2
Hemophilus influenza: S 0.5 R> 1 Moraxella catarrhalis: S 0.5 R >1 Psuedomonas aeruginosa and other non-enterobacteriaceae: S 2* R> 4* S = susceptible, R = resistant. *These are CLSI breakpoints since no EUCAST breakpoints are currently available for these organisms. Trimethoprim: sulfamethoxazole in the ratio 1:19. Breakpoints are expressed as trimethoprim concentration. Antibacterial Spectrum The prevalence of resistance may vary geographically and with time for selected species and local information on resistance is desirable, particularly when treating severe infections. As necessary, expert advice should be sought when the local prevalence of resistance is such that the utility of the agent in at least some types of infections is questionable. This information gives only an approximate guidance on probabilities whether microorganisms will be susceptible to trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole or not. Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole susceptibility against a number of bacteria are shown in the table below: Commonly susceptible species: Gram-positive aerobes: Staphylococcus aureus Staphylococcus saprophyticus Streptococcus pyogenes Gram-negative aerobes: Enterobacter cloacae Haemophilus influenzae Klebsiella oxytoca Moraxella catarrhalis Salmonella spp. Stenotrophomonas maltophilia Yersinia spp. Species for which acquired resistance may be a problem: Gram-positive aerobes: Enterococcus faecalis Enterococcus faecium Nocardia spp. Staphylococcus epidermidis Streptococcus pneumoniae Gram-negative aerobes: Citrobacter spp. Enterobacter aerogenes
Escherichia coli Klebsiella pneumoniae Klebsiella pneumonia Proteus mirabilis Proteus vulgaris Providencia spp. Serratia marcesans Inherently resistant organisms: Gram-negative aerobes: Pseudomonas aeruginosa Shigella spp. Vibrio cholera
Pharmacokinetic properties Peak plasma levels of trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole are higher and achieved more rapidly after one hour of intravenous infusion of Septrin 16 mg/80 mg per ml for Infusion than after oral administration of an equivalent dose of a Septrin oral presentation. Plasma concentrations, elimination halflife and urinary excretion rates show no significant differences following either the oral or intravenous route of administration. Trimethoprim is a weak base with a pKa of 7.3. It is lipophilic. Tissue levels of trimethoprim are generally higher than corresponding plasma levels, the lungs and kidneys showing especially high concentrations. Trimethoprim concentrations exceed those in plasma in the case of bile, prostatic fluid and tissue, sputum, and vaginal secretions. Levels in the aqueous humor, breast milk, cerebrospinal fluid, middle ear fluid, synovial fluid and tissue (interstitial) fluid are adequate for antibacterial activity. Trimethoprim passes into amniotic fluid and fetal tissues reaching concentrations approximating those of maternal serum. Approximately 50% of trimethoprim in the plasma is protein bound. The halflife in man is in the range 8.6 to 17 hours in the presence of normal renal function. It is increased by a factor of 1.5 to 3.0 when the creatinine clearance is less than 10 ml/minute. There appears to be no significant difference in the elderly compared with young patients. The principal route of excretion of trimethoprim is renal and approximately 50% of the dose is excreted in the urine within 24 hours as unchanged drug. Several metabolites have been identified in the urine. Urinary concentrations of trimethoprim vary widely.
Sulfamethoxazole is a weak acid with a pKa of 6.0. The concentration of active sulfamethoxazole in amniotic fluid, aqueous humor, bile, cerebrospinal fluid, middle ear fluid, sputum, synovial fluid and tissue (interstitial) fluid is of the order of 20 to 50% of the plasma concentration. Approximately 66% of sulfamethoxazole in the plasma is protein bound. The half-life in man is approximately 9 to 11 hours in the presence of normal renal function. There is no change in the half-life of active sulfamethoxazole with a reduction in renal function but there is prolongation of the half-life of the major, acetylated metabolite when the creatinine clearance is below 25 ml/minute. The principal route of excretion of sulfamethoxazole is renal; between 15% and 30% of the dose recovered in the urine is in the active form. In elderly patients there is a reduced renal clearance of sulfamethoxazole.
Preclinical safety data Reproductive toxicology: At doses in excess of recommended human therapeutic dose, trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole have been reported to cause cleft palate and other foetal abnormalities in rats, findings typical of a folate antagonist. Effects with trimethoprim were preventable by administration of dietary folate. In rabbits, foetal loss was seen at doses of trimethoprim in excess of human therapeutic doses.
List of excipients Propylene Glycol (E1520) Tromethamine Sodium Hydroxide (E524) Sodium Metabisulphite (E223) Ethanol Water for Injections
Incompatibilities None known.
Shelf life 36 months.
Special precautions for storage Store below 30C. Protect from light.
Nature and contents of container Neutral glass ampoules (5ml nominal fill volume) Pack size: 10 x 5ml ampoules
Special precautions for disposal
Septrin for Infusion must be diluted before administration. Dilution should be carried out immediately before use. After adding Septrin 16 mg/80 mg per ml for Infusion to the infusion solution, shake thoroughly to ensure complete mixing. If visible turbidity or crystallisation appears at any time before or during an infusion, the mixture should be discarded. It is recommended that Septrin16 mg/80 mg per ml for Infusion is diluted according to the following schedules: One ampoule (5 ml) to 125 ml infusion solution. Two ampoules (10 ml) to 250 ml infusion solution. Three ampoules (15 ml) to 500 ml infusion solution.
Septrin 16 mg/80 mg per ml for Infusion is known to be compatible, when diluted as recommended above, with the following fluids: Glucose Intravenous Infusion BP (5% w/v and 10% w/v). Sodium Chloride Intravenous Infusion BP (0.9% w/v). Sodium Chloride (0.18% w/v) and Glucose (4% w/v) Intravenous Infusion BP. Dextran 70 Injection BP (6% w/v) in glucose (5% w/v) or normal saline. Dextran 40 Injection BP (10% w/v) in glucose (5% w/v) or normal saline. Ringer's Solution for Injection BPC 1959.
No other substance should be mixed with the infusion. The duration of the infusion should be approximately one to one and a half hours, but this should be balanced against the fluid requirements of the patient. When fluid restriction is necessary, Septrin 16 mg/80 mg per ml for Infusion may be administered at a higher concentration, 5 ml diluted with 75 ml of glucose 5% w/v in water. The resultant solution, whilst being clear to the naked eye, may on occasion exceed the BP limits set for particulate matter in large volume parenterals. The solution should be infused over a period not exceeding one hour. Discard any unused solution.
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As if {whole wheat} bacon-blueberry waffles weren't enough, today I offer you something more.
How about a waffle iron so that the 64% of you who don't own one can actually make these beauties?
Pretty maj, if I do say so myself.
Up until the super-awesome folks at BigKitchen offered me one of these bad boys for a review and giveaway, I had never made waffles before. Impossible without a waffle maker (well, unless you're Alejandra and get crazy-creative with your grill pan) and Daniel was not about to allow me such a luxury into our already cramped kitchen. No, I'm afraid there's no more room between the ornaments and the cake dome under our guest bathroom sink.
But! When someone offers you something for free, Daniel's argument goes out the window. And besides, this thing is pretty compact. Plenty of room among someone's ridiculous sneaker collection in his closet if you ask me.
Can someone let the folks at VitaMix know about this? I need one badly, and this is the only way I can con Daniel into letting me get one. Please and thank you.
Anyway, I know what you're thinking about these here waffles. Here she goes again with the bacon. WEIRD.
It's not weird, at all – I can assure you. I dream about the combination of bacon, blueberries, and maple syrup – all living together in perfect harmony. You know you were going to have bacon anyway, so why not let it right on into the party?
And the waffle maker? Pretty dope. At first I was, or should I say, my resident dishwasher Daniel was, turned off by the fact that you can't remove the inside piece to clean it. But then I did my research and discovered this is the way most (all?) waffle makers are made. And really, it's nonstick so it cleans easily anyway.
I love that this model cooks super-quick, 90 seconds to be exact, and beeps when it's done. You can be a total beginner in your waffle-making career and still turn out perfect waffles each time.
The only thing you need to get used to is knowing how much batter to pour in each time. But after you overflow it once or twice – no bigs – you'll have it down.
Here is a link to the super-sweet waffle iron – and BIG thanks to our friends at BigKitchen for hooking it up!
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- ¼ pound bacon, chopped {I like applewood-smoked}
- 1 cup white whole wheat flour
- 1 cup whole wheat pastry flour
- 1½ teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- ½ teaspoon kosher salt
- 2 cups buttermilk {fat-free/low-fat works}
- 2 large eggs, separated
- 2 tablespoons real maple syrup, plus more for serving
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) butter, melted
- 1 cup fresh blueberries
- Sliced bananas, for serving {optional but highly recommended}
- Cook bacon in a skillet over medium heat until crisp. Set skillet aside, reserving bacon fat. Drain on paper towels.
- Meanwhile, combine dry ingredients (through kosher salt) in a large bowl. In another bowl, whisk together buttermilk, egg yolks, maple syrup, vanilla, and butter. Stir in blueberries and bacon. Beat the egg whites with an electric mixer (I use my hand blender with whisk attachment) until they hold stuff peaks. Using a rubber spatula, fold them gently into the batter.
- Preheat the waffle iron and when it's ready, brush with bacon fat. (My waffle iron is nonstick so it's not necessary but you've already got it, so why not? You can also also use another tablespoon or two of melted butter if you prefer.) Pour just enough batter to cover the iron – for me, this is about ½ cup. Cook until it's done, which also varies by iron. Serve immediately or keep warm in an oven preheated to 200 degrees F.


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Virginia Tech senior Erick Green started his college career in a slump, but now looks to go out on top.
Friday, March 1, 2013
BLACKSBURG - As a freshman, Erick Green had a hard time putting the ball in the basket.
Now he is the nation's leading scorer. And he's about to play his final home game.
The Virginia Tech senior point guard will bid Cassell Coliseum adieu when the last-place Hokies host Clemson tonight.
"I'm going to miss all of this - the crowd, coming out of the tunnel, just being a Hokie," Green said.
Green has given the Tech fans quite a show this season. He is averaging 24.9 points.
Not bad for someone who shot just 29.3 percent from the field as a freshman. He averaged 2.6 points that season, when he once went nine straight games without a basket.
"Every day I sit there and I have to tell one of the teammates ... how it all started for me," Green said. "It's been a great journey and I've enjoyed every moment of it. It just shows how much hard work, going in and focusing, really pays off."
When Green was a struggling freshman, what would he have thought if he had been told he would one day lead the country in scoring?
"I probably would've laughed," Green said. "I never saw this coming."
'A little chip'
Former Tech coach Seth Greenberg once joked that Green "went the whole 2010 without making a jump shot."
Green averaged 12.6 minutes in 34 games as a freshman backup in the 2009-10 season. He was 6 of 23 from the field (26 percent) in his first 10 games. He was 4 of 39 (10 percent) in the final 17 games.
His mother, Tami Green, recalled that a Tech fan wrote on an Internet message board that season, "Wow, what a wasted scholarship."
"It was one of the most hurtful things he could've heard, but [also] probably one of the most motivating things," she said. "He kind of put a little chip on his shoulder, like, 'I'll show them.' "
His struggles continued early in his sophomore season, when he was just 10 of 30 in his first six games.
But he became a starter in December of that season. He began to relax - and improve. He ended up averaging 11.6 points and shooting 41.4 percent from the field.
Last season, the Winchester native averaged 15.3 points and made the All-ACC second team.
"Don't ever let someone tell you [that] you can't do something," Green said. "I've always been told I'll never be able to be successful at Division I, I'll never be as good as I am now."
Memorable season
Aiming for a special senior season, Green made 20,000 jump shots last summer.
"I was in the gym two times a day," he said. "That really paid off for me. Anytime I let the ball go, I really think it's going in."
Green proclaimed last October that he was "one of the best guards in the country."
He did not predict he would lead Division I in scoring, but he has held the top spot since early January.
"I didn't know it was going to be like this," he said with a laugh. "I felt like it was going to be a good year, as much work as I put in, and I really felt confident. But it's turned out to be a great year, even though we're struggling."
Green still heads to Tech's practice facility each morning to work on his shot. The criminal justice major has only three classes this semester, including two online courses.
Despite the defensive attention he draws from foes, Green is shooting 47.5 percent from the field - an impressive percentage for a guard.
He also gets points at the free-throw line, ranking fourth in the conference in free-throw percentage (82.3 percent). He has not ignored his point-guard duties, either, ranking fifth in the ACC in assists (4.1 apg).
Green was averaging 25.2 points before taking a dip with a 16-point outing at Miami on Wednesday. But he is still on track to become only the second ACC player to lead the nation in scoring.
"To be the nation's leading scorer, it's taxing, especially when everyone coming into Virginia Tech knows who they have to tee up defensively," TV analyst Mike Gminski said. "To average 25 points a game, that's really something in this day and age. Looking around at some of these games, it's almost embarrassing what the halftime scores are. The [final score of the] Clemson-Miami game was 45-43. So scorers kind of stand out to me now.
"He's consistently gone out and had big nights when everyone's gunning for him defensively."
Since he was in high school, Green has put lists of goals around his bedroom: by the light switch, on the mirror, on the ceiling above his bed. Before this season, the goals included making the All-ACC first team, being named ACC player of the year and making the NBA.
He seems a lock for the All-ACC first team and is a contender for ACC player of the year. The third goal has become a possibility, too.
Green was not listed among the projected first-round NBA draft picks on ESPN.com's "Big Board" this week. But an NBA scout said he expects Green to be one of the final 10 picks in the first round in June.
"He has outstanding quickness," said the scout, who asked to remain anonymous. "He's a very good shooter. For a guy who scores all those points, he's unselfish. He's not a ball hog. He shoots good percentages, and that's the thing we look at. He's improved his stock tremendously."
Plenty of losses
Despite all of Green's points, the Hokies are just 12-16, 3-12 because of an underwhelming supporting cast.
"I get home and I watch film and I'm just so mad, I can't even sleep at night," Green said. "But I'm just trying to stay positive and have fun. I want to at least enjoy my last year.
"I think I got ripped apart when I kept saying [after games] I was having fun, because everybody thought I was just trying to score. But it's not even about that. If people understood what I went through these four years - just the whole process of me getting to where I'm at today was a struggle."
So when teammates go through shooting slumps, he can sympathize.
"I'm trying to stay in their ear, trying to get them in the gym, trying to keep them positive," Green said. "I tell Rob [Brown] every day, 'I went through something worse than what you're going through.' I don't think he believes me."
Although Green encourages his teammates, he can also be hard on them. He has criticized them in postgame interviews for not contributing more and for not paying attention to scouting reports.
Green still gets constructive criticism himself - from his parents. Green's mother played basketball for Howard University and coached him in rec-league ball. His father coached him in AAU ball.
"They always find something to get in me about," Green said.
Before every game, Green and his mother discuss the upcoming contest on the phone or in person. She texts him advice during the game, and they talk on the phone after the game.
"She's always in me to keep getting better," Green said. "We talk about ball every day."
Green said he would trade all his points to make the NCAA tournament. But he will no doubt end his Tech career without ever doing so.
Green, however, is a safe bet to wind up in the NCAA record book as the Division I scoring leader for this season. It's an accomplishment no one would have foreseen when he made just 29 baskets his freshman year.
"I'm just really happy how all this has worked out," Green said. "I wish my senior year could've went a little better, won some more games.
"[But] this has been a great year. I've enjoyed it all."
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