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Our crime prevention program consists of various services that help to reduce crime. There are five components to our crime prevention program:
- Educational Presentations
- Security Surveys (or vulnerability assessments)
- Installation of securing devices
- A.L.E.R.T. Program
- WhistleWatch Program
Educational Presentations
We provide educational presentations on various security/safety-related themes. These presentations are offered to employees in a variety of forums (employee orientation, staff meetings or upon request).
Security Survey
A security survey is an assessment of risk of crime and vulnerabilities and recommendations to remove or reduce the risk. A security survey can be done of a building, suite, office, and laboratory. The survey consists of an assessment of the physical locality (including locks, alarms), assessment of security procedures and protocols, identification of potential risks, and recommendations to remove the risks.
Awareness Lets Everyone Reduce Theft (A.L.E.R.T.) Program
Security Officers leave green stickers while performing patrols throughout the Albany Medical Center community identifying areas and/or property that should be secured. They are used as a reminder to staff and students to secure their valuables.
WhistleWatch Program
WhistleWatch is an action safety program providing students, faculty and staff of AMC with a practical means of protection. The program is designed to alert community residents of a problem occurring in the area. WhistleWatch works by a person blowing his/her whistle to signal trouble. When residents hear the whistle, they know someone is in trouble and they respond immediately by notifying the Albany Police Department at 911 (from outside phones or Albany Medical Center security Services at 262-3777 (from "house" phones) of the location and any other information pertaining to the incident. Whistles are available through Security Services Administration located at 22 New Scotland Avenue.
Value Added Services
Security Services also provides other ancillary functions, which help to make the hospital run more safely and efficiently. We conduct criminal background checks on all persons applying for employment at Albany Medical Center, check in all visitors seeking to enter the hospital after visiting hours, transport/pickup emergency blood or supplies when needed, provide pathology escorts for medical examiners or funeral directors, assist in securing patient valuables, provide victim support (by assisting in obtaining Orders of Protection) and fingerprinting services (for licensure etc.).
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Sunday, December 16, 2012
Abandoning Hope: Countdown
It seems to me that any respectable department should have its APA interviews scheduled by Wednesday. I'd think that those that have not already set their appointments should be making calls on Monday and Tuesday. So if you have not heard from your dream department by Tuesday evening, begin reconciling yourself to the fact that they're just not that into you.
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Q: "At what point should job seekers abandon hope of an APA interview?"
A: While filling out grad school applications.
- December 16, 2012 at 4:37 PM
A few years ago I got a call on Dec 23 at 10:30pm. My wife and I thought the same thing when the phone rang: "who the fuck is calling this late at night?" (Yes, we aren't very cool.)
- December 16, 2012 at 5:43 PM
Several places I applied to are not even interviewing at the APA and don't plan on having a short list until January. So, this year, it's a bit different. The APA has less dominance over the job market now. But I agree that if you don't hear early this week, you can give up on APA interviews. I didn't even bother with reservations this year since I can't afford to go anyhow. Yeah, yeah I know: I am smoking, but it seemed invited. So...
- December 17, 2012 at 3:39 AM
Given the prevalence of Skype interviewing this year, it wouldn't surprise me if some departments doing interviews in early January were a little later (notifying people this week).
- December 17, 2012 at 7:35 AM
(7:35 here. didn't refresh my screen before posting my note--sorry for the repeat of 3:39's thought.)
- December 17, 2012 at 8:50 AM
- CTS said...
I don't know about this. Tuesday is the 18th, but even back in the [purportedly] good old days I often got interview notices after the 20th!
- December 17, 2012 at 6:28 PM
Abandon hope when the world ends on the 21st.
- December 18, 2012 at 8:18 AM
Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch'intrate, bitches.
- December 18, 2012 at 1:31 PM
A colleague of mine scored an APA interview after the 21st last year. He's now enjoying his first year in that tenure-track position, and in a nice locale. But that's the exception, not the rule...
- December 20, 2012 at 4:24 AM
I use the Aztec calender. December 21, 2012, is 4-Xochitl, 1-Ollin, 1-Calli. It will be a good day for companionship, reflection and self-purification.
- December 20, 2012 at 7:21 PM


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UMass Leads A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll With 154 Honorees
A-10 Student-Athletes Set Multiple Commissioner's Honor Roll Records
UMass Leads A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll With 154 Honorees
A-10 Student-Athletes Set Multiple Commissioner's Honor Roll Records
UMass Leads A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll With 154 Honorees
A-10 Student-Athletes Set Multiple Commissioner's Honor Roll Records
Atlantic 10 Announces Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll
UMass helps record-setting conference performance with 148 honorees
Atlantic 10 Announces Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll
UMass helps record-setting conference performance with 148 honorees
As A Sophomore In 2014: Was third for the team and 167th overall at the NCAA Regional Championship (11/14) with a time of 23:05.36 ... Ran a time of 19:09.3 at the Atlantic 10 Championship (11/1) finishing 49th overall. Finished 86th overall at the New England Championships with a time of 18:51.8... Completed the Paul Short Invitational (10/4) in 22:39 (6K) to be 222nd overall... Finished in 19:33.0 at the Battle in Beantown (9/26) 178th overall... Ran a time of 18:48.20 at the Minuteman Invitational (9/13) finishing 43rd overall.
As A Freshman In 2013: Raced in all seven meets, finishing in the team's top-four in all seven ... Placed second on the team (116th overall) at the NCAA Northeast Regional Championship (11/15) with a time of 22:30.1 .... Took 22nd overall and was UMass' No. 2 finisher at the Atlantic 10 Championship (11/2) with a time of 17:58.1 ... Claimed third overall and first for the team, crossing the finish line in 10:14.80 at the CCSU Mini-Meet (10/25) ... Finished second on the squad and 38th overall at the New England Championship (10/12), posting a time of 18:28.0 ... Was UMass' fourth finisher (207th overall) at the Paul Short Invitational (10/5) in 22:44.0 ... Logged a time of 18:47.0 at the Boston College Invitational (9/27) to place second on the team and 58th overall ... Made collegiate debut at the Minuteman Invitational (9/14), placing 16th overall in 18:05.19 and third for UMass.
Before UMass: Ran cross country and track four years for Coach Lisa Owen at Acton-Boxborough Regional ... Captain of the cross country team in her junior and senior season and was the captain of the track team as a senior ... Never finished worse that 12th in her four years running in the Massachusetts Division-I Cross Country State Championship ... Placed third as a freshman, 12th as a sophomore, sixth as a junior and second in her senior season ... Finished seventeenth in the Footlocker Northeast Regional Championship and was named Footlocker First Team All-Northeast in her senior season ... Named to the Eastern Massachusetts MSTCA Girls Academic Cross Country Team and the All-State MSTCA Girls Academic Cross Country Team as a senior ... Four-time Duel County League All-Star in cross country and a seven-time Duel County League All-Star in track and field ... Received the Certificate of Excellence in Athletics from Senator Scott Brown as a junior ... Four-time Lowell Sun Cross Country All-Scholastic and two-time Lowell Sun Cross Country Runner of the Year ... A four-time Boston Herald All-Scholastic honoree and three-time Boston Globe All-Scholastic recipient ... As a freshman she placed eighth in the indoor 2-mile at the Division-I State Meet ... As a sophomore she placed sixth in the 2-mile at the Indoor Division-I State Meet and 16th in outdoor ... Placed 16th and 11th in the Division-I State Meet in the 2-mile as a junior ... Finished fourth and seventh in the 2-mile in her senior season at the Division-I State Championship ... Earned All-American honors as a senior in the 4xMile Relay at 2013 New Balance Outdoor Nationals with her sixth place finish, completing the event in 20-minutes, 52.72-seconds ... Holds her high school's cross country course record as well as the indoor mile (5:12), indoor 2-mile (11:16), outdoor 2-mile (11:05), outdoor distance medley relay and the outdoor 4xmile record.
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NEW DELHI: RSS envoy S Gurumurthy's defence of BJP president Gadkari has not convinced BJP Rajya Sabha MP Ram Jethmalani, who had raised the banner of revolt against his continuance as the party president.
Sticking to his position, Jethmalani said on Wednesday that he will continue with his fight "alone, if necessary". Expressing regret that BJP had ignored his advice by allowing Gadkari to continue in office, he said: "It weakens our ground to fight corruption... we are in the Opposition, we have to show better standards to the government in power."


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Economics Departments, Institutes and Research Centers in the World
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales
Universidad Pontificia ComillasTranslation: Faculty of Economics and Business
Translation: Comillas Pontifical University
Location: Madrid, Spain
Homepage: http://www.upcomillas.es/centros/cent_econ.aspx
Phone: 91 542 28 00
Fax: 91 541 77 96
Postal: C/ Alberto Aguilera, 23, 28015 Madrid
Handle: RePEc:edi:fcupces
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Microsoft is due to report its fiscal second-quarter results on Thursday.
The software giant is expected to post earnings of 69 cents per share, down from last year's 74 cents per share. Revenue is likely to increase by just 1% to $19.2 billion in revenue, up from $19 billion in the same period last year. The expectations were set by Factset Research who polled Wall Street analysts recently.
The tech giant is likely to face a number of questions from Wall Street analysts on Thursday when it reports its financial results. Recent data from Gartner showed that PC shipments slowed in the recent quarter. In the U.S., PC shipments totaled 19.1 million units in the fourth quarter of 2010, a 6.6 percent decline compared to the fourth quarter of 2009. "Overall, holiday PC sales were weak in many key regions due to the intensifying competition in consumer spending. Media tablets, such as the iPad, as well as other consumer electronic (CE) devices, such as game consoles, all competed against PCs," said Mikako Kitagawa, principal analyst at Gartner.
Microsoft's revenue is heavily invested in both Windows and Office suites which are fueled by the PC market. Stiff competition from Apple's iPad and a large number of new Tablets on the horizon has stalled consumer spending over the holiday period. Microsoft's earnings highlight will be Kinect sales. The devices have soared to 8 million in just 60 days. Strong Kinect sales will help boost Microsoft's entertainment and devices division too.
Bloomberg suggests that analysts will be quick to look over Microsoft's entertainment and devices division for signs of life with Windows Phone. Thursday's Q2, 2011 results will be the first time the company includes Windows Phone 7 devices into its revenue reports. Microsoft revealed in December that it had shipped 1.5 million Windows Phone 7 devices to carriers.
Microsoft's previous quarter saw them report a record first-quarter revenue of $16.20 billion thanks to Windows 7, Office 2010 and Xbox sales.


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Hello everybody,
I've just graduated from high school and just got my first job at a Hollister clothing store at a mall about six miles away from me. I was thinking about biking to work everyday, and when I did a little bit of research, I happened to take a liking to the concept of folding bikes. (for my other intended uses for a bike, go down to "Purposes")
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17 years old, 5 feet and 4 inches tall (may still have room to grow taller), 135 lbs.
I'd like to use the bike for going through streets/suburbs/urban areas/residential areas to work, getting around campus in the fall, long distance cycling for exercise and fitness, racing my friends sometimes, and going uphill and downhill occasionally (however, most of the time I'll be on flat land). I'll also want to be able to carry it with me on public transportation, such as the vta lightrail. Also, it doesn't rain here often, but it does sometimes, so I wouldn't want a bike that gets damaged from rain.
I'm perfectly fine with getting a singlespeed; I'm up to the challenge. I've seen pictures of the A-bike, and I must say, I wouldn't like to ride a bike that runs on shopping cart wheels. They're too small! I've also seen pictures of the mobiky "genius", and I think that the wheels on that one are also too small. So I wouldn't prefer extremely small wheels. On the other hand, I wouldn't want huge 700c wheels either.
Even though I'm new, I'm definitely willing to learn whatever I could, should, and need to, so I'm completely open and willing to getting a bike where it is "complicated" and requires knowledge and skill to maintain and use. (I'm a diy freak; I've soldered myself a headphone amplifier before, drilled and soldered headphones, built computers and modified them, installed linux and rockbox on my ipod, etc. so I'm willing to get hardcore if I need to) I'd also like for the bike itself to be able to last a long time, for several years.
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I'd like ito able to get spare parts for the bike without too much difficulty. this includes extra tires and other stuff I don't know about because I'm new, haha. Therefore, I don't want to get a bike where I can only get tires custom-made from the original manufacturer; this would make it too expensive in the long run. There must be aftermarket parts available for it.
My spending limit is $150 to ~$500-$600. ... Depending on what I hear from you guys.
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Jake Gautreau hit .500 and recorded five home runs last week.
April 23, 2001
Tulane third baseman Jake Gautreau picked up a pair of individual honors on Monday.
The junior named National Player of the Week by Collegiate Baseball, the Conference USA Hitter of the Week, as well as the LSWA Player of the Week.
This is the first time Gautreau has been named the Collegiate Baseball National Player of the Week and the second time this season he has received C-USA Hitter of the Week honors.
Gautreau led the team to a 4-0 week as he hit .500 with a 1.300 slugging percentage. Six of his 10 hits were for extra bases, including one double and five home runs. Gautreau scored nine runs, sent in 15 and recorded a .478 on base percentage.
In Sunday's game against Southern Miss, Gautreau was 3-for-4 with a career high seven RBI. He hit one home run and three runs scored.
On the season, Gautreau is hitting .372 with 15 home runs and 66 runs batted in. He is on a six-game hitting streak and has recorded eight home runs in his last six games.
As a team, the Green Wave (35-8, 13-5 C-USA) moved up in the Baseball America's national rankings, checking in at No. 9 in Monday's top-25 poll. It is the highest the club has seen under head coach Rick Jones. Collegiate Baseball moved the Green Wave from 23rd to 17th.
As a team, Tulane is hitting .333 with 54 home runs.
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As you add more files on Box, we know it can sometimes be a challenge to find exactly what you're looking for when you're in a hurry. That's why we're constantly working to improve the search experience on Box, incorporating the feedback we get from users like you.
Our latest search update, out today, definitely one-ups the previous ones. A few months ago, we significantly improved quick-search performance and placed the search bar front and center on the web app. Today, I'm excited to share that we've also added advanced filters that let you quickly drill down on your search results and bring up the exact files you need.
Filter by just about anything
While you've always been able to decide whether to search within your entire account or just within a specific folder, we're giving you even more choices. In order to narrow down your search, you can now quickly filter results by:
- Type of content – Get back a list of folders or specific file types, such as audio, document, drawing, image, etc.
- Folder – Filter results by the folder that the file may be in
- Date – Look for documents updated on a specific date, or in a certain date range (before, after or between)
- Content – Filter by where the text may be, such as content, name, comment or description
- Sizes – Filter search results by document size
- Owner – Filter by documents or folders owned by a particular individual
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Most users tend to search by folder and file type, so those filters are conveniently displayed by default. Additional filters can be added by simply clicking the + button and selecting a new filter. Once you define the filter criteria you want, an Apply button will appear. Just click that button, and we'll automatically filter the standard search results to focus in on what you're looking for.
If you notice something is missing or need to make changes to the filters, just update the criteria in the search filter bar and click Apply again.
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An already useful Box feature that is now even more powerful with the addition of advanced search filters is bookmarks. If you find that you often use the same search filters to find something, like all files uploaded in the last week, you can now save that specific query as a bookmark. No more recreating complex filters for your common searches.
If you haven't yet used bookmarks on Box, or just need a refresher, here's how it works. Simply conduct your search, and then copy the query URL listed in your browser into your clipboard. (All of the search terms and filters are already added into the URL.) Then, go to your All Files page and click the +New button. From there, select New Bookmark, and paste the URL into the address field. Add a name and description, and click Okay. Now your preferred searches are just a click away from your All Files and Folders page. If you'd prefer to keep your bookmark in a certain location, it's easy to move it to a specific project folder, too.
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A 1997 scrolling aircraft combat game developed by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64. The player controls Fox McCloud leading a squadron of animal pilots through levels of scrolling 3-D shooting. It is a remake of the original Starfox game and the second in the Starfox series.
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- Saturday May 26th, 2012 :: 06:34 p.m. PDT
Extra Patrol for Motorcycle Safety
Motorcycle Safety Enforcement
For Immediate Release
Issue Date: May 14, 2012 Time: 8:30 AM
Contact: Sergeant Aaron Johnson 584-2600
Lieutenant Pat Strouse 584-2600
Rohnert Park - The Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety will be conducting a specialized Motorcycle Safety Enforcement Operation on Monday, May 28, 2012 in an effort to continue lowering deaths and injuries. Extra officers will be on duty patrolling areas frequented by motorcyclists and where motorcycle crashes occur. Officers will be looking for drivers and riders who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol and cracking down on traffic violations made by regular vehicle drivers as well as motorcyclists that can lead to motorcycle collisions, injuries and fatalities.
After ten years of steadily increasing motorcycle fatalities in California, increasing 175 percent from 204 killed in 1998 to 560 killed in 2008, the trend has changed. Two consecutive years of fewer motorcycle fatalities – 394 in 2009 and 352 in 2010 – have resulted in a 37 percent decrease since the 2008 peak. This is positive trend that we want to see continue.
"As the weather begins to get warmer, the amount of motorcycles on the road will increase. With the increase of motorcycles on the roadway the likelihood of collisions will rise. If we can start the educational efforts early, hopefully we can help prevent injury collisions" stated Sergeant Aaron Johnson. In the last five years, the Department of Public Safety has had two motorcycle fatalities and over 20 injury collisions. "The reality is when you go down on a motorcycle, you are going to get hurt" stated Johnson.
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March 2013!
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posted at 3/24/2013 8:11 AM EDT
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posted at 3/24/2013 8:25 AM EDT
Pingo, I was just thinking about you saying you would have to try making the yoyos, and I thought to myself - WHEN does she have time?? She's always working. And, I come back to the computer to see that you're going into work today. You put in such long hours. I don't know how you do it.
Nephew didn't even mention coming down. I do this to myself all the time. The days I plan (in my own head) that someone is going to stop by, they don't. I should have said to him, "Why don't you come down Sunday and plan to stay for dinner." Not fast on the draw. Nothing I'm planning for dinner will go to waste tho.
Making French toast for breakfast.
ETA: Hairpin is a very loose, large hole crochet pattern. I don't believe she actually used a hairpin holder, don't remember, because as I think back, it was before I was married, so when I was 18 or 19. She made it in a pale green angora yarn. And, as I said, the fact that I can wear it now, just shows that she made it too large for me at the time that I was a tiny 104 lbs.
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posted at 3/24/2013 8:45 AM EDT
tt, was thinking of doing the yoyos, while I watch mindless TV. I am not good at just sitting in front of the tube. Always feel I could use the time to do something better. Like yoyos f.ex. - LOL.
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posted at 3/24/2013 9:17 AM EDT
Good Morning alll, the sun is shining brightly, looks warm out, but.....I've heard theres a storm out west that is on its way....hope it fizzels (know I spelt that wrong) out. tt, too old for a GGD 18?? What does that make me?? I'm younger than you and I have a GGS that is soon to be 15!! Went to a Lions club flea mkt yesterday, saw few shakers, but the prices were way out of my reach......my Florida cousin is sending me another set, told her they were too espensive, but she said "too bad, they are on their way" they are nuns, one dressed in black the other in white, only thing I bought at the flea mkt was books......I have enuf to read for at least a year...Hats, going to check out your trifle,I have a cake coming from Icer, but with everyone coming for Easter I thinki another dessert is in order. Take care all and enjoy the beautiful sun.....ss
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posted at 3/24/2013 9:22 AM EDT
tt, so cool you still have and can wear the sweater your mom made you (you must not be very big, now, even if that was oversized to begin with!). I actually made a green, "big holed" sweater for myself - I don't know if it is technically a "hairpin," but I have to wear a cami underneath it. Glad your outfit works! Have fun today - love the menu.
I need to plan what I will wear, as well, to my brother's for Easter...m,aybe a fine ribbed sweater I just washed for the first time. It was red so I put it off until I had a load that it wouldn't matter if it bled. It didn't so now it's on the safe list. :)
Pingo, your family must be looking forward to going to Ipswich's Clam Shack with you. I lived in Beverly for awhile and know that place a little too well, lol. The one in Attleboro is just as good. I don't know if the same people own it, though...?
Had some leftover sprouted pancakes for an easy breakfast this morning. DH has maple syrup on them, but I mix warm goat cheese with orange marmalade and spread it on THICK. It's like a decadent crepe from a fine restaurant, LOL. The sprouted flour makes them more like crepes in conistency, but we both like them so that's all that matters. I don't think I'd serve them as "pancakes" to company, though, I'd make them a hair thinner and then actually make crepes.
Still typing with a bandaid, but as you can see, I broke out the bluetooth keyboard for the iPad so I can blather away, LOL. Better sign off for now so you guys can get something done other than read! ;)
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posted at 3/24/2013 9:22 AM EDT
HaHa - we're both too "young in spirit" to have great grandchildren that age, SS! LOL
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posted at 3/24/2013 9:28 AM EDT
I myself, went for the maple syrup and powdered sugar on my French toast this morning, Kargiver. Even shared the bit of egg left in the preparation bowl to Cheerio. Good for her coat and she's contentedly curled up on one end of my bed (which I beat her to and got made before she settled down!).
'tt, so cool you still have and can wear the sweater your mom made you (you must not be very big, now, even if that was oversized to begin with!)'
Yes, I'm still just a wee bit of a thing - - right, SS??
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posted at 3/24/2013 9:50 AM EDT
SS, a GGS who's 15?! Neither of you can possibly be old enough for familys with generations of kids that old...impossible! My mom says the same thing - she can't have a 41 yo daughter if she's in her 40s herself. You're as young as you feel and think!
I do love maple syrup, too, and this actually came from our maple trees! But, the bleet of the goat cheese won my affection this morning. I do love cheese of all kinds, and somehow the texture of these "pancakes" calls for it. Well, imo, anyway - DH gags at the thought, lol.
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posted at 3/24/2013 12:29 PM EDT
Finished up my Easter basket shopping. you wouldn't believe how hard it is to find a simple dump truck for a little guy. Had just about given up when I thought to look where the beach balls and sand toys are. Sure enough, one little yellow and green dump truck that I scoffed up for $1.99. Perfect size for putting a bag of M&Ms in, and perfect for a little guy a year and a half old.
Kargiver you speaking of the maple syrup from your trees, did you happen to see the news report yesterday that showed a tree where a branch had been ripped off by the last storm - evidently just as it was coming into sap and here was a huge glob of sap hanging out ? Fascinating.
All these new channels I have now and all I could find to watch last night was the last half of "Shine". I have a feeling I'm glad I didn't see the beginning, because in the meeting with his father, I got the feeling he had been abused as a young child. Can't watch stuff like that.
Off to look through the bags from Job Lots and Target, and then to fix a little lunch - for me - no news from nephew.
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posted at 3/24/2013 1:19 PM EDT
No show or call? I hope they have come by now. Great find for $2, tt - isn't it funny, when you are not looking for something like a little toy dump truck they are everywhere, when you want one, where are they?
I didn't catch that story, tt. But, the sap is running like crazy. This year is more of an experiment than anything, but we are getting quite a bit. More than we get in honey, lol, since we manage to kill the bees every year. Next year, I think DH will be tapping a lot more trees, but we need more big jugs and stuff to handle it all - 3 trees was about all we could handle with stuff we had on hand.
Finished the chicken and dumplings today for lunch. We'll be grilling on the wood fire after it burns down to good coals post-syrup reduction. Making biscuits in a few minutes to go with. Frozen veggies from TJs and brown rice as sides. Quick, easy, and leftovers for DH's lunch tomorrow.
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posted at 3/24/2013 1:36 PM EDT
You're skim reading again - nephew never said they'd be down, it was just a "feeling" I had. I was out for a couple of hours anyway. Picked up a bottle of imitation lemon flavoring at Job Lots - $1 - a lot better than $5 for the real thing for my cookies. That place was hopping this morning, must have been a lot of good buys. I picked up a coat sweater for myself (White Swan) for $8.99.
Reheated some brown rice and egg with soy sauce, made a good size bowl and had a bottle of beer with. Just right for lunch. Will have a couple of chicken legs for supper along with the strawberry dessert I was thinking of.
Want to get the cards written out today and finish up my book. Cat is following me from room to room hoping I'll lite somewhere so she can curl up next to me. Right now perched on the ironing board just watching me.
Looking for a good biscuit recipe for strawberry shortcakes - something with ingredients I have in the house.
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posted at 3/24/2013 2:27 PM EDT
Can I blame it on PMS? Sorry!
More nice deals, tt. DH and I got some Woolrich sweaters and vests for him for 80% off yesterday. Too bad they are made in China, now, but they still seem to be good, Woolrich quality.
I use allrecipes "big daddy biscuits" - yummy!
I think I'll follow in your fried rice steps for tonight, tt. We have one chicken breast I need to spread thinly, and with fried rice it will be the perfect amount. And, I am having a beer (Sam Adams blueberry) right now!
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posted at 3/25/2013 6:48 AM EDT
Good morning all - boy, I missed a busy weekend of posting.
Amber - it's so nice to "see" you back, you have been missed. You all must be on pins and needles waiting for little Joey. Hopefully she goes before she is induced.
Looks like I'll have a full house for Easter (15). Have to start making my lists!
Saw Mom this weekend and she is doing much better. We have been getting her blood sugar under control and have taught her how to give herself the insulin, so that's good. We just have to prep the syringes to make sure it's the right amount, but between my brother and I we have been able to do that.
I sympathize for all of you with migranes. I am lucky to say I have never had one, but I know people who do suffer from them. When they come on they just have to be in a dark room until it relents. Terrbile. Hope you all are getting relief.
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posted at 3/25/2013 7:55 AM EDT
Good morning,
Glad to hear your mom is getting back to herself, Princess. She's very lucky she has you and your bro to help her. Your Easter table will be as filled as G.T.'s - he's expecting 15 or 16. One guest is an OR nurse and the last I heard not sure about his schedule that day. A lot of work for those of you who put it on, but it's fun.
Here I called a day early to sing happy birthday to GGD, and then yesterday when it WAS her birthday, waited til evening when she would have gotten home from Boston with her friends, fell asleep on the couch after supper, went to bed early, and forgot all about it! Should have sung it and left it on a message machine Saturday!
Checked out the biscuits on AllRecipes, Kargiver, but ended up with my original plan to serve the strawberries over a thin slice of the lemon cake. After all, I had it all thawed out. It was good.
Dreamed of old days at work, and my friend in Fla who worked there with me. We were doing up meeting dishes in a bathroom! When I got back to my desk there was a pile of political flyers on my desk that I knew meant I'd have to go around town putting them up. A notice about there being 14 new ballot vote boxes being added to my street - don't know what that was all about. Maybe that garlicky chicken leg I had for supper!
Hope Kargiver and Winter are starting off the week with no signs of headaches. Pingo, hope you are giving yourself some time off from work - not likely.
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posted at 3/25/2013 8:02 AM EDT
Good morning!
just about to race into high gear for my appt...
prin, great news your mom is able to take her prepped shots - big burden taken off. And, that she's still doing better overall.
tt, if I had lemon cake all made and thawed there's no way I'd make something else, lol. Bookmark that recipe, though, it's really great. I usually don't roll them, just divide the dough after I've kneaded it right in the bowl into 6 or 8 portions.
ambergirl, we are holding our breath for news!
will be visiting TJ's then coming home to walk with my friend and Gracie.
have a great day, everyone!
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posted at 3/25/2013 9:12 AM EDT
Good morning everyone. Thanks for the well wishes, my headache was gone completely on Saturday night.
Amber, nice hearinf from you, you were missed. Hope little Joey makes his arrival soon. tt, that's so cool that you have a sweater that your mom made, wish the picture function worked so we could see it. Pingo, nice surprise that your son is visiting you for a weekend. Prin, glad your mom is doing better..wow 15 for Easter that's alot of people. I think we are going out, hopefully my SIL has made reservations.
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posted at 3/25/2013 9:34 AM EDT
Good morning,
Glad to hear, princess, your mother is getting and feeling better. I thought you mentioned though, that the insulin was just for the time being. But it is good, she learned to do them herself, if have to be.
No plans here for Easter. I made reservations to go out for brunch, but I am changing my mind. It is always so crowded. May just make a nice brunch/breakfast at home for the two of us instead. Will see.
Had some bad news yesterday. Our Alzheimer friend has been moved to the wing, that takes care of those patients only. His wife just couldn't take care of him in their apartment any longer. She now goes and visit him every day and help him with dinner and such. It is hard to believe. We had dinner out at Angelique's last November with them, and he was at that time fine considering. Such a cruel disease, especially for the family members.
Not much planned for today. Did a lot of work yesterday at the office and I have no payroll this week, so it will be an easy week for me. Have my last scheduled PT tmw., unless they decide to extend it. I could use a couple more ultrasound treatments on my knee. Doing a lot better, since we started those.
Have a good day everyone. Hope your migraine is gone, Winter.
ETA. Glad to hear you are feeling better, Winter.
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posted at 3/25/2013 9:42 AM EDT
Hi Amber!!! Have been wondering if Joey joined the outside world yet. Your poor DD. I remeber that feeling when the due date passed by. Soon enough he'll be in her arms!! Keep the little St Patty's day outfit for him - it'll mkae a great story someday. And go out now and buy a bigger one for next year while thye are on sale! =)
TT - about your trifle. Could you take all the parts and assemble it when you get there? Then you could make the fresh whipped cream and not have to worry about it? I know it would be easier tot ake the one dish, but just a thought.
Got baby girl all dressed up in ruffles and took a trip to see the bunny this weekend. She had no idea what was happening, but it was still cute. She's crawling at warp speed now, and can stand with just one hand holding onto something. I don't think her first steps will be too far away.
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posted at 3/25/2013 10:00 AM EDT
Hi Novem. Cute story about your little one and the Easter bunny visit. Bet you got some cute pictures.
G.T. and partner are very funny about other people being in their kitchen. Drives them crazy at Thanksgiving when I watch over my pot of pumpkin soup. Partner wants to just put it on low and leave it! Not with all the work that goes into making it. They would consider my putting together a trifle, an inconvenience. Would be easier, but I've decided (pretty much) to go with the Cool Whip and do it up here. It's not like mine will be the only dessert, at least 5 others.
Think I'll put the kids baskets and pumpkin's truck bag together today. Bought so much candy will make up 3 bags for Lilly and her bro and sis and bring them along to G.T.'s. Know the kids and all us ladies will get our candy shop chocolates from the 2 gentlemen.
Getting dressed is a good idea. Lazy this morning.
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posted at 3/25/2013 10:38 AM EDT
Novemb, that's cute about the bunny pictures and your DD. I remember the Easter pictures fondly, there is none of that for me anymore (sigh).
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posted at 3/25/2013 10:43 AM EDT
In response to Winter2011Bride's comment:
Novemb, that's cute about the bunny pictures and your DD. I remember the Easter pictures fondly, there is none of that for me anymore (sigh).
You'll just have to hold tight til the grandchildren come along - and they do - the time goes by faster than you think.
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posted at 3/25/2013 10:56 AM EDT
I think 20 years is a fine time to be a nana :). One of my best friends has a 3.5 and a 1.5 year old, I'll live through her pictures until then.
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posted at 3/25/2013 11:16 AM EDT
That's too bad, tt. Everyone has thier quirks, though I suppose, and especially in kitchens. Myself? I re-arrange the dishwasher until everything is packed in the way I want it.
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posted at 3/25/2013 11:38 AM EDT
Winter, glad you are feeling better. I managed to avoid a headache altogether so I must have gotten the coffee in me just in time.
Nov, dd sounds so adorable; what a blessing.
tt, funny about GT and partner's kitchen - I can relate...I want everyone out of there, lol. I'm a bit of a control freak out there.
pingo, so sorry your friend has taken that turn. Such an insidious disease.
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posted at 3/25/2013 2:08 PM EDT
Cunnin little truck with its bag of M&Ms in the dumpster hold. Most of the other 2 are put together except for the jelly beans and marshmallow eggs that I'll add at the end seeing as they aren't wrapped. Will divvie up the leftover candy into 3 bags for Lilly's fam. Bought myself some Hershey's kisses with the soft centers, that I've dug into already, plus a dark chocolate/cherry Quaker bar and a pepsi.
Spoke with N.P. today about hip/back/leg and she felt it was bursitis and sciatica aggravated by the shoveling/heavy lifting, but suggested I see an orthopedic guy. Felt much better sort of certifying that it wasn't bone damage caused by one of the meds I'm on. As for what I can take, definitely not any kind of anti inflammatory drugs. Don't know a heck of a lot more, but feel relieved just getting someone else's feedback. Of course today, it's better than usual - but of course today I'm not on it much.
I was sorry to read of your friend's slip further into Alzheimer's, Pingo. A cruel, cruel disease.
Cheerio is tuckered out today, crawled into the turned down sheets on the bed before I could get it made this morning, came out only for lunch snack, and then ran right back in.
Did you see Y&R, Icer? Quite a turn of events with the dark sheep of the family saving the father's life by throwing himself in front of the bullet. And Billy Boy - how is Victor going to react to him now that he saved everyone by risking his own life to go down in the cellar and cut the wires to the explosive device? Are we going to see a mellowed Victor?
ETA: Thought I saw earlier that The Talk will have the main characters from Y&R on part of their program today. Have it on, so I can listen for them.


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101 in 1001 : No. 88
Finally happy to announce I can cross of no. 88 on my 101 in 1001 list. Over 1.5 years ago, when Cirque du Soleil announced they would have a Michael Jackson Immortal tour, I simply jumped to the occasion to purchase tickets. They weren't cheap, but then again when would I have the chance to see an MJ/Cirque show.
Well on tuesday… the day finally came. Apart from having a sinus infection I was beyond excited. I knew reviews were mixed. Some liked the show, others didn't… but figured I would make my own decision. I agree with the critics. It wasn't great, but it wasn't bad. It just wasn't as great as it could of been. I wasn't wowed by the Cirque performers and what we saw has been done. I really thought that having MJ themed something would of been spectacular just like he was… but alas, that wasn't the case.
Was I happy I went, sure! but having seen many Cirque shows (seeing they were started here in MTL in 1984) it wasn't their best but on the upside I was able to take a snap shot of Guy Laliberté, founder of Cirque while I was there.
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Parents should be made aware that this game deals with mature themes and offers rather graphics scenes of violence, gore and nudity making it unsuitable for young children.
Fans of action games will have to look elsewhere. This title is slow and can suck the life out of anyone who is either stuck or craving a faster pace.
Fans of PC puzzle games such as King's Quest or Leisure Suit Larry will find that the same kind of ingenuity is required in figuring out what to do with certain items, although to a lesser extent.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing gamers will be pleased to learn that all conversations are subtitled as well as noted down so that they can be read at a later time.


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Promising Alzheimer's research from Colorado University, the long road ahead for an Alzheimer's cure, and Alan Arnette climbs on for Alzheimer's (read more).
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Denver Broncos owner steps down to address Alzheimer's, a dearth of innovation for key drugs for Alzheimer's and other diseases, and a new poll finds Americans worry they will not be able to afford expensive specialty medicines (read more).
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Big promise in Alzheimer's diagnostics, the European Commission responds to Brain Project criticisms, and iPods giving hope to Alzheimer's sufferers (read more).
The Economist reports on advances in Alzheimer's diagnostics, George Vradenburg highlights latest advancements in Alzheimer's research, and the impact of nature on dementia sufferers (read more).
Genetech Alzheimer's drug shows some promise in the least-impaired participants, a Frenso State Alzheimer's researcher shares his personal Alzheimer's connection, and the growing need for brain samples (read more).


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NEWTON, Herbert Herman (1881 - 1959)
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Date: 1935
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Size: 53.3 x 71.1 cm
Acquired: 1939; Gift; Mrs R. Ronalds
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01 December 2010
Photo: Nir KeidarMaria Sharapova (RUS)
Russia, led by captain Shamil Tarpischev, is bringing out the big guns for the first round of the Fed Cup by BNP Paribas World Group in 2011.
Drawn to play France in one of the hot first round clashes, Tarpischev revealed that Maria Sharapova will play the biggest annual women's team sporting event.
He also announced that 2009 French Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova, former world No. 1 Dinara Safina and rising teenager Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova will complete the line-up for Russia.
The tie, to be played on 5-6 February at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow, promises to draw a huge crowd with Sharapova added to the already impressive line-up for the home side.
"Sharapova has agreed to play the first round," said Tarpischev, who is also president of the Russian Tennis Federation. "She is now fully recovered from the problems with her shoulder and again could challenge for the number one spot."
The first and only other time that Sharapova has played Fed Cup was against Israel in 2008. She won both her singles rubbers on that occasion, against Shahar Peer and Tzipi Obziler, and following the tie expressed her excitement about the competition.
"It was incredible. It was incredible on many different levels. I honestly did not know what to expect from Fed Cup itself. It was a whole new experience," Sharapova said at the time.
"None of the girls has ever seen a crowd like that, so it was really funny because after my match when we were all in the player lounge, I came back and they were like, 'Welcome to Fed Cup. That's the way to debut your Fed Cup'."
Russia and France have met eight times in Fed Cup with Russia holding a 5-3 lead. The Russians won the last two ties in 2004 and 2005 but both went down to the fifth and deciding rubber.
For the Russians, February's tie will be their first home fixture in two years and they go in against France having won the last eight ties played in Russia. Their last loss on home soil was in 2003 in the semifinals and ironically it was against France.
Russia is ranked third in the Fed Cup rankings behind Italy and USA with just 92.50 points separating second and third.
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Texan Clint Dempsey has 10 goals for Fulham in the English Premier League this season and is shattering the image of the United States as a nation still searching for a top scorer in soccer. Dempsey and the rest of the U.S. team play Italy in an exhibition match Wednesday in Genoa.
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Texan Clint Dempsey has 10 goals for Fulham in the English Premier League this season and is shattering the image of the United States as a nation still searching for a top scorer.
"Being an American, I think you have a little bit of a chip on your shoulder because there's a point to prove," the 28-year-old Dempsey said as the U.S. team prepared for Wednesday's exhibition match against Italy in Genoa.
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"I guess you'll kind of feel that way until maybe you're doing better as a country as far as going further in World Cups or you have Americans who are playing on the biggest teams in the world."
U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann, one of the top forwards in World Cup history as a player for Germany, said, "It's a huge weapon that we have with him because of his vision on the field, because of his sharpness, his one-against-one skills. I'm going to push him."
Canucks lose in shootout
The league-leading Vancouver Canucks lost to the Pacific Division-leading Phoenix Coyotes 2-1 in a shootout.
Alexander Edler scored for the Canucks.
Vancouver's Cory Schneider made 34 saves but allowed host Phoenix to score two times in three shootout attempts.
Woods' agent rips book
The agent for Tiger Woods lashed out against Hank Haney's book, saying Haney's "armchair psychology" was "ridiculous" and that Woods' former swing coach only cares about self-promotion.
Haney's book about his six years as Woods' coach is titled, "The Big Miss."
Mark Steinberg, Woods' agent at Excel Sports Management, said in a statement book excerpts show Haney's claim of the book being about golf is "clearly false."
The book was written with help from Jaime Diaz and is to go on sale March 27, the week before the Masters.
"The disruptive timing of this book shows that Haney's self-promotion is more important to him than any other person or tournament," Steinberg said. "What's been written violates the trust between a coach and player and someone also once considered a friend."
Trump to purchase Doral
Famed real-estate developer Donald Trump is buying Doral Hotel & Country Club, home of the Blue Monster course and host to numerous pro tournaments over the years, for $150 million.
Doral, a property in Miami, has been in bankruptcy for about a year.
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Texas A&M and Missouri will give up a combined $25.3 million as part of an agreement to leave the Big 12 Conference for the Southeastern Conference on July 1.
Texas Tech coach is sued
Texas Tech coach Tommy Tuberville, 57, has been sued in federal court, accused of defrauding investors out of more than $1.7 million in Alabama after his tenure at Auburn.
Tuberville, John David Stroud and eight investment entities are listed as defendants in a suit filed by seven plaintiffs.
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Linebacker D.J. Green of North Carolina State said the NCAA suspended him for the 2012 season after he tested positive for a banned substance he did not identify.
The sophomore said he was trying to gain weight during the offseason and took a supplement given to him by someone from his hometown of Macon, Ga.
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. (42-0) and Miguel Cotto (37-2) were in New York for a news conference to promote their May 5 fight for the WBA super-welterweight title in Las Vegas. But there seemed to be more interest in a hypothetical bout between Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao.
Mayweather made it clear whether they meet in the ring depends on the money.
"Just by speaking to Pacquiao on the phone, I mean, he's not one of the sharpest knives in the drawer," Mayweather said. "He faces Floyd Mayweather, he's not getting 50-50. Not at all. No one is getting 50-50."
Mayweather is to begin a 90-day jail sentence June 1. The punishment stems from a domestic-violence case.
• The WBC suspended British heavyweight Dereck Chisora indefinitely for his brawl with former WBA champion David Haye at a news conference after Chisora's title-fight loss to Vitali Klitschko of Ukraine on Feb. 18 in Germany.
• Gambling website Bodog was shut down and four Canadians indicted, including founder Calvin Ayre, for illegal gambling that generated more than $100 million in winnings, federal prosecutors announced.
The website's domain name was seized Monday and the indictments, which were returned last week, were unveiled Tuesday in Baltimore, prosecutors said. The indictments follow federal prosecutions last year of three of the biggest websites involved in online poker.
• Algorithms, who was among the early favorites for the May 5 Kentucky Derby in Louisville, is off the Triple Crown trail because of an injury to his right-front leg that will require surgery, trainer Todd Pletcher said.
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Former Daily News Reporter Joseph Baneth Allen has a novella, �The Truth In Your Eyes� in the Raising Hell anthology released by Bold Strokes Books.
Allen sold his first short story, �The Book, The Amulet, & The Power,� while still a senior at Camp Lejeune High School. Prior to graduation, he was awarded the Lejeune Talent in Writing Award for Achievement in Writing. He also received an academic merit scholarship from the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation that he used to attend the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. After his father was wounded in the bombing of the Marine Corps Barracks in Beirut, Allen transferred to the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature/Writing while helping his father recover from injuries acquired from the terrorist attack.
After working as a general news reporter for The Daily News in Jacksonville, he also taught a creative writing class at Coastal Carolina Community College.
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Montelukast in Mild Asthmatic Children With Allergic Rhinitis (0476-367)
This study has been completed.
Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp.
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Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp.
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: February 28, 2007
Last updated: July 31, 2015
Last verified: July 2015
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The purpose of this study is to assess real-world effectiveness of montelukast in children (2 to 14 years) with asthma and allergic rhinitis.
Allergic Rhinitis
Drug: montelukast sodium
Drug: Comparator: inhaled corticosteroid
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Korean Study of "Real-World" Montelukast Use in Mild Asthmatic Children With Concomitant Allergic Rhinitis
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Drug Information available for: Montelukast sodium MontelukastU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp.:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Change From Baseline for Daytime Asthma Symptom Score [ Time Frame: at 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The score is an ordinal scale from 0 (no symptoms) to 5 (most symptoms). The change was calculated as the score at 12 weeks minus the score at baseline. Thus, a negative value for change from baseline indicates a favorable outcome.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Change From Baseline for Daily Allergic Rhinitis Symptom Score [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The score is an ordinal scale from 0 (no symptoms) to 3 (most symptoms). The change was calculated as the score at 12 weeks minus the score at baseline. Thus, a negative value for change from baseline indicates a favorable outcome.
|Study Start Date:
|January 2005
|Study Completion Date:
|October 2007
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2007 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
montelukast sodium
Drug: montelukast sodium
Montelukast 4/5 mg tablet (oral chewable), once daily, 12 weeks
Other Name: Singulair
Active Comparator: 2
inhaled corticosteroid
Drug: Comparator: inhaled corticosteroid
Inhaled corticosteroid solution, 1-4 puffs daily, 12 weeks
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|2 Years to 14 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Between 2 and 14 years old
- Diagnosed with asthma, classified as mild persistent asthma according to Global Initiative Asthma Guidelines (GINA)
- Diagnosed with comorbid allergic rhinitis
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with suspected sinus infection
- Prior treatment with high dose inhaled corticosteroid requiring a dose higher than beclomethasone dipropionate 400 ug per day, or equivalent, other medications used in severe cases
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00442559
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00442559
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on May 26, 2016
|Responsible Party:
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Rhinitis, Allergic
Hypersensitivity, Immediate
Immune System Diseases
Nose Diseases
Otorhinolaryngologic Diseases
Respiratory Hypersensitivity
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiratory Tract Infections
Anti-Asthmatic Agents
Cytochrome P-450 CYP1A2 Inducers
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inducers
Hormone Antagonists
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Leukotriene Antagonists
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Respiratory System Agents
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Tasty treats tempt outlets to buy within stone's throw of Bradford on Avon (From This Is Wiltshire)
Tasty treats tempt outlets to buy within stone's throw of Bradford on Avon
5:42pm Tuesday 25th March 2014 in By Katie Smith
Food and drink producers from Bradford and Avon and the surrounding area exhibited their products at a trade show to encourage outlets to stock local produce.
A Local Larder took place at Leigh Park Hotel and stalls included In a Pickle from Winsley, The Old Cheese Room from Corsham, and Rowdey Cow Farm Cafe and Ice Cream Parlour from Rowde.
It was open to buyers from the hospitality sectors, local produce wholesalers and retailers interested in meeting the people who grow, rear and process products locally.
Ros Edwards, of Climate Friendly Bradford on Avon's Sustainable Food and Drink Group, developed the idea with events manager Sue Thomson.
She said: "It was a very successful event with a great atmosphere.
"We had some really high class producers, all within a 35-mile radius of Bradford on Avon, and a good range of buyers."
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Control your Halloween Props with ArduinoThursday, October 23rd, 2014
Jason from Make Magazine published a video tutorial on how to create an amazing choreography hacking your Halloween props using Arduino Uno:
Jason from Make Magazine published a video tutorial on how to create an amazing choreography hacking your Halloween props using Arduino Uno:
Playing addictive and repetitive video games is a pleasure for some people but not so engaging for others. Valentin Haun found the solution to reach high score without getting bored: he made an Arduino Uno playing Timberman for him. (more…)
Last March RS Components, in collaboration with RobotChallenge, launched the Hack the Arduino Robot competition.
Jacob Glueck submitted a great hack for the Arduino Robot:
"A couple of years ago, I built an Arduino-powered shirt-folding machine which folds clothes. Using the Arduino robot from the RobotChallenge, I will build a device to remove folded clothes from the machine and to stack them. My idea is special because it will involve two Arduinos (the Arduino Uno in the shirt folder, and the Arduino Robot) which will have to communicate, and because it will be very useful. The robot will solve the real life problem of laundry folding by making the task easier and faster and by doing so nicely; the robot will use a custom-designed gripper to transport garments while keeping them perfectly folded."
On his blog you can look at the pictures of the construction phase , and below watch the video of the final project:
Arduino user Geotechbd wrote us from Bangladesh to share his experience:
Our company here in Bangladesh owns a quite old concrete batch plant, which had full manual control requiring an operator to control 14+ switched and observe 3 mechanical scales (dial gauges). I was successful to upgrade this plant to an automated unit requiring minimal operator input using custom made Arduino Uno compatible board and LIFA. Wiring is still messy which I shall take care in the near future. (more…)
How to enhance performance in gaming from an engineering point of view? dekuNukem created a hands-free finder built using Arduino Micro to accomplish the task of chaining fishes at full speed and without fail at a touch of a button:
The fishing keeps going without human input until a shiny shows up, at which point it stops and sound a buzzer to notify the user.
It took 81 chains to catch a shiny in this case, but during my other tests it's usually around 50, and sometimes even less than 20 chains get you one.
Watch the detailed video below and check the code:
What happens to electronic components at cryogenic temperatures? That's the main question Mikail tried to answer with his experiment using liquid nitrogen and Arduino: 65.3Mhz@-196°C. Check the video below to see the magic:
Mr. Oyvind from Oslo sent us a cool hack of a 75-years-old radio into an iPhone dock using an Arduino.
On his website you can read the complete tutorial or download the code and below you can have more details on the way he used the board:
the Arduino is used to read the state of the dual potentiometer that controls the volume and then translate this value into a certain number of LEDs being lit on the volume indicator.I am using a Duemilanove. The code for the project is very simple and can be found here:http://www.build-electronic-
circuits.com/wp-content/ uploads/2013/05/radio_ino.zip
- An overview of the inside of the dock (very messy, I know )
Steve Spence, an amateur organic farmer in Andrew, South Carolina, has a smart way of irrigating his vegetables. He uses water from his pond and the fish waste to fertilize his plants, a technique known as aquaponics. But the critical balance between the makeup of the water and soil means Spence has to know exactly what's going on in both. Real-time information about the pond's make up is imperative to know he's giving his veggies the best drink of water.
This is the beginning of a post published on ModernFarmer a couple of days ago. Click here to keep reading about nice stories and real examples (+ 5 farm hacks!) on how to use Arduino for farming and what happens when farmers start embracing the modern trends of DIY tech.
Are you a student living in a closed dorm? Ever wished for a window on a blank wall but maybe the house owners would not allow you to build? All of you would have seen tutorial about moodlamp with RGB LED strips and Arduino. This seems to be the perfect application for it.
For this tutorial the maker used Superlight LEDs and an Arduino which provides an effect directly corresponding to the preset daytime light outside.
Arduino time library is the core of the project.
For a very detailed tutorial on how to make it by yourself at home, head here!
Massimo and I had the chance to visit a Labitat makerspace in Copenhagen. I have to thank Martin
Markus to let us in on a non-visit day and move underground, where the lab is.
The main reason of our visit was getting in touch with the Bio-Hackers and Maker Community meeting there, get them involved in the Call of Makers for the upcoming European Maker Faire in Rome. We had a good time in talking with them about the strange situation we are witnessing here in Europe: many languages, many nations, one big movement of people tinkering around stuff. Get everybody to know about this event and the chance to meet and talk to each other is a massive task. But we are going to overcome it!
The place is just super. I've been involved in the making of a makespaces in the last three years of my life, but I have no words in describing the feelings I had in witnessing the massive amount of contents that basement kept. No joke.
I tried my best in recovering those objects, those feelings and this odd XXIst century knowledge in a pool set of Flickr, where I tried to describe and follow the different projects I've seen.
Why visiting makerspaces is to me just like standing on giants shoulders? Basically because I know the problems and I see better, streamlined solutions answering (better than ours in Fablab Torino. You guys feel free to comment and make me feel naiv about the Fridge, Bio Hacks, the communication billboards, and the AtMEGA 16u2 hack from Dennis.


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A Coast Guard helicopter crew has rescued a stranded boater from the shore of St. James Bay, near Juneau.
The aircrew located 52-year-old Brian Koelling on a beach this morning, after finding his 10-foot skiff adrift. He was transported to the people that reported him missing at a nearby cabin.
Coast Guard Sector Juneau was initially notified by the crew of a 21-foot vessel that the missing man did not return from checking crab pots in the skiff. A Station Juneau 25-foot Response Boat-small and was launched and searched the shore for three hours without finding Koelling.
At first light, an Air Station Sitka H-60 Jayhawk helicopter began a search and found him stranded on a beach. Koelling's skiff reportedly floated away overnight while he waited for sunrise.
Sector Juneau watchstander Vince Grochowski said Koelling was prepared with a life jacket and let someone know where he was going, "but sometimes things just go wrong."
The skiff was recovered by its owner.
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Gov: 'Modest' tax measures would have big impactGov. Bill Walker says a tax package he's introduced for the special session is a necessary measure to address the state's fiscal situation.
Ketchikan Museum catalogs totem pole fragmentsKetchikan Museum staff have been working to catalog, document and store totem pole fragments that have been in the museum's collection for 40 years. The fragments can provide details lost on many of the larger poles.


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Live 8 Spices upThe Spice Girls will definitely reform for charity show Live 8.
The five girls - Mel C, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton, Mel B and Victoria Beckham - are set to reunite for the spectacular charity concert on July 2, in London's Hyde Park, according to Britain's News of the World newspaper.
A source revealed: "The girls really wanted to be part of Live 8. They've been discussing the possibility of reforming for the last year or so, but they agreed it had to be for something special. What's more special than Live 8?"
It will be the first time all five members have been on stage together since Geri quit the band in 1998 after a bust-up with Mel B, better known as Scary Spice.
It has also been revealed the girls plan to use the performance at the concert as a launch pad for a new single, greatest hits album and special reunion tour.
Last week, Mel C revealed she was desperate for the group to reform for the charity event - taking place simultaneously in five different cities, including Rome and Paris - which is being staged to increase awareness of the poverty in Africa.
She said: "If it was just for financial gain I wouldn't be up for it." &EngCP
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Bankruptcy Law Questions? Ask a Bankruptcy Lawyer Now.
Hi - my name is XXXXX XXXXX I'm a Bankruptcy attorney here to assist you.
A personal Bankruptcy cannot discharge debts owned by an LLC.
This is so, even if the person filing Bankruptcy is the sole owner of the LLC.
Therefore, the co-signor LLC will still be liable for the note, even if the person who owns that LLC files a Bankruptcy.
Why would the court let him list all this debt then. Wouldn't he have to show a promisary note and if it is listed under an LLC would he not have to file under the LLC to relieve him of the debt
Did he personally sign the note in addition to his LLC?
The note states that it is a loan to Casey Boyd LLC . On the note it also says that this is excluded from bankruptcy. He and a business partner both personally signed it
His personal liability for the note gets discharged in his personal Bankruptcy.
But the LLC's liability for the note cannot be discharged.
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Creative Vision M - DEAD! How to Fix!
This puzzled me as I didn't get any charge light or response from USB. All I could find on the internet was info pointing towards getting a mains charger but I still didn't believe my big beefy Dell XPS PC could not supply the voltage required to work the thing.
Turns out I was wrong!
I bought a universal adapter (3 - 12 volts @ 300mA) from Tesco, fitted the correct plug (positive is the centre pin), set on 4.5 volt and switched it on.
Great I thought when the blue light came on.. but then the LCD came on too without me doing anything and displayed jumping garbled lines. None of the buttons would function so I turned it off at the plug and on again. Same again so I increased the voltage and the screen went off, yay... then so did the charge light!
It must have an overvoltage protection circuit as restoring the voltage to 4.5volts repeated the same situation as before.
I thought I would try and find out the voltage of the genuine creative charger on the internet. This was pretty impossible to find out but on a Google image search found a large enough picture of one to be able to zoom in and read the text on the label... and nearly fell off my chair!
It is 5 volts alright but after getting my eyeball stuck to my monitor I had to accept what I was reading... 2.4A!!!!
Christ my Netgear router that supplys 4 servers only pulls half of that, no wonder the sodding USB don't want to know, I'm amazed it ever did!
Now trying to find a low voltage high amp transformer, even as a computer tech with a shed load of crap is quite hard and I didn't expect to. I got a Nokia charger @ 5v 300mA so no good, a newer Nokia charger @ 5v 650mA better but no, a HP printer adapter @ 32volts 1.2A - Er maybe not but had to laugh as even that 32volt bad boy only sticks out 1.2A (or 1200mA to clarify).
Then from a dark corner of my workshop I arose holding above my head in a shimmering golden glow, like it was the Holy Grail itself, a 5volt 2000mA (or 2.0A) switching adapter! LOL. And it wouldn't fit in the hole!
No problem, I lobbed the cable off the Tesco one, cut off the non-fitting plug and spliced them together. Remember if you do this that the centre of the plug is the positive (+) side.
I plugged in the USB, turned on the juice, on came the blue light, up came the Zen logo on the LCD, the computer said ding-dong and now it's currently charging!
Apparantly there is a firmware update on the Creative website to fix this but personally I don't see how it will work efficiently, it's just going to bull the BIOS that its not shaking like a shitting dog for power!
Either way I don't care, it works - job done!
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Here is the firmware:
30GB Model: http://support.creative.com/download...rType=4#type_4
60GB Model: http://support.creative.com/download...rType=4#type_4
Oh, I got a warning to charge my battery more before updating but it asked me if I wanted to do it anyway so I did. It worked fine, I guess I charged it only about 20 minutes whilst I wrote the post above.
It now charges from the USB socket....HOW MAN!!! LOL!
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