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Nevirapine Resistance Study: Nevirapine Resistance Among HIV-Infected Mothers
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00164762
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : September 14, 2005
Last Update Posted : October 1, 2007
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|Condition or disease
|HIV Infections
|Study Type :
|Actual Enrollment :
|126 participants
|Observational Model:
|Defined Population
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|Official Title:
|Nevirapine Pharmacodynamics and Resistance Among HIV-Infected Mothers in Lilongwe, Malawi
|Study Start Date :
|June 2005
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|November 2006
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- HIV infected
- CD4 count > 200 cells/μL
- ALT < 2.5 x upper limit of normal (ULN)
- Hemoglobin (Hb) > 7 g/dL
- Age > 18 years, or <18 years and married (considered emancipated minors in Malawi)
- Ability to give informed consent
- Evidence of HIV infection, as documented by 2 positive Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assays (ELISA's); or 1 positive ELISA, and 1 Western blot (WB); or 2 separate concurrent rapid tests. These are the World Health Organization (WHO) acceptable criteria for diagnosing HIV-1 infection in adults.
- Currently pregnant (with a single or multiple fetuses)
- Gestation < 34 weeks
- No serious current complications of pregnancy
- Intention to breastfeed
- Intention to deliver at the institution in which the study is based
- Other than HIV, no active serious infection, such as tuberculosis or other potentially serious illnesses
- No previous use of antiretrovirals including the HIVNET 012 regimen
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00164762
|Area 25 Health Center
|Lilongwe, Malawi
|Principal Investigator:
|Sherry L Farr, PhD
|Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
|Principal Investigator:
|Denise J Jamieson, MD, MPH
|Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
|Principal Investigator:
|Charles Van der Horst, MD
|University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
|Principal Investigator:
|Peter Kazembe, MB ChB
|Kamuzu Central Hospital
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|First Posted:
|September 14, 2005 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|October 1, 2007
|Last Verified:
|September 2007
drug resistance
anti-retroviral drugs
mother-to-child transmission
Treatment Naive
HIV Infections
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
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Johnson finally yields as Pirates fall in 16th
Lefty holds D-backs off the board from 11th-15th in big league debut
PITTSBURGH -- It is late August. The Pirates sit atop the National League Central, with two teams chasing them like hounds chasing a butcher's van with its rear door thrown open.
Just don't call this gut-check time to Clint Hurdle's face.
"If you don't do well, does that mean you don't have any guts?" the Pirates' manager wondered before the Bucs met the D-backs in the rubber game of their PNC Park series. "So I don't go with that. A challenging time? Yeah. It's a challenge to your club. You need to respond."
Again, on Sunday the Pirates had no response to an opposition pitching staff's decision to play rough after a few early shots to the chin.
The result: Adam Eaton's two-run double with two outs in the 16th in Major League neophyte Kris Johnson's sixth inning of work dealt the Bucs a crushing 4-2 loss to the D-backs.
Center fielder Andrew McCutchen made a desperate, all-out dive for Eaton's softly hit, quickly sinking flair, only to have it kick off the tip of his glove and let the air out of PNC Park.
"Maybe if I would've had time to dive headfirst, slide under it," McCutchen said. "I just wish I could've caught it."
The game came down to such desperation because the Pirates stopped scoring after having taken a 2-0 lead in the third inning. That made Sunday's game eerily similar to Tuesday's game in St. Louis, which the Bucs led 3-0 after two and wound up falling, 4-3, in 14.
The Pirates had only two hits in the seven extra innings off five Arizona relievers, and a total of three in the game's final nine innings.
"We've got some guys not in the most competitive state in the batter's box," said Hurdle, finding a tactful way of expressing his disappointment over the approach. "We were challenged, had balls to hit and weren't able to hit them. You can go in with a big swing, but then you have to put your foot down and make contact. We need to improve the length and quality of our at-bats."
Hurdle did not have his best game either, thanks to circumstances. For instance, going all-in for a ninth-inning scoring opportunity emptied his bench, leading to Johnson having to make the final out -- with two men on base -- in the 16th on his third at-bat of the game.
"I can use another pitcher [to hit]," said Hurdle, aware that many people were looking for Gerrit Cole (5-for-21, three RBIs) to grab a bat against J.J. Putz. "And what if he gets hit on the wrist by a ball? The reward wasn't worth the risk for me."
The Pirates' third extra-inning game of the week hatched a new local hero in Johnson, who had blanked Arizona for the first 5 2/3 innings of his Major League debut.
Johnson did not get a soft landing spot for his baptismal after eight years in the Minors. The 28-year-old left-hander entered the game as the Bucs' fourth pitcher, to start the 11th.
"It was a little nerve-wracking at first," Johnson acknowledged. "I know we're in a pennant race. You see some of the younger guys come up [from Indianapolis], and you don't want to be that guy [who falters]. Same game. Bigger stage."
Johnson began his sixth inning of relief work by walking A.J. Pollock. Didi Gregorius followed with a sharp single and, following a strikeout of pinch-hitter Jason Kubel, an infield roller by Wil Nieves moved both runners into scoring position for Eaton.
"He had good stuff, very composed," Eaton said of Johnson, whom he was facing for the third time. "To be thrown in that situation in extra innings and to throw the way he did was very impressive. The more you see a guy the more comfortable you can get off him and see his pitches."
Johnson called his performance, after having waited so long to reach the stage, "Satisfying."
"I just wish I could've done a little more," Johnson added. "Maybe make a better pitch at the end. [McCutchen] made an outstanding effort with a great slide, the ball went just off the top of his glove."
Done more?
"He needed to go out there and give us that kind of length when we absolutely had to have it," said Hurdle, whose incumbent relievers were gassed. "To throw up the zeros ... we couldn't have asked him to do anything more."
Arizona starter Wade Miley's first-inning caution with McCutchen -- he walked him after having retired the first two men -- immediately backfired on Russell Martin's RBI double, giving the Bucs a 1-0 lead.
In the third, Starling Marte singled sharply off shortstop Gregorius' glove and Jordy Mercer chased him home with a double to right-center, making it 2-0.
Pirates starter Charlie Morton had dismissed the D-backs on three hits through five innings before they stirred to life in the sixth, scoring one run on Aaron Hill's single and another as Gerardo Parra was bouncing into a double play with the bases loaded.
Almost before he had a chance to catch his breath, Morton was back in similar trouble in the seventh, when Arizona again had the bases loaded, with one out. The right-hander's 97th and final pitch of this game was his 1,030th of this season, and likely the most important. A harrowing out on Martin Prado -- he blistered a line drive, but right to third baseman Pedro Alvarez -- merely confronted Morton with Paul Goldschmidt.
Morton struck out the NL's co-leader in home runs to keep the game tied at 2. He departed for a pinch-hitter in the bottom of that inning, having held the lineup that had produced 15 runs and 20 hits the day before to two and seven, respectively, with three walks and six strikeouts.
Morton's excellence was anything but a luxury. The Pirates needed the innings out of the starter -- their bullpen had worked 34 innings the previous eight games. Also, Morton had to be tough just to keep up with Miley.
The young lefty worked through the eighth, also allowing two runs and seven hits while walking two and fanning eight. Then he was ably picked up by Joe Thatcher, Heath Bell, Eury De La Rosa, Josh Collmenter, Brad Ziegler and Putz.
De La Rosa began the 11th so, from that point on, it was four against one (Johnson).
Four won.

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Spot in batting order 'all the same' to Cuddyer
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Rockies manager Walt Weiss wants to experiment with the batting order this season, and the presence of versatile Michael Cuddyer allows him to do it.
Cuddyer, who turns 35 on March 27, won the National League batting title last year with a .331 average. He also finished fifth in slugging and ninth in on-base percentage -- numbers that can make him a table-setter or an RBI threat.
After hitting Cuddyer primarily in the fourth and fifth spots last season, Weiss wants to bat him second in 2014. Cuddyer doesn't have a problem with the idea.
Cuddyer has hit mostly fourth and fifth (a total of 794 regular-season games in those two spots), but has 93 or more games in the third, seventh and eighth spots. He's only hit 12 times at No. 2.
"You don't change your mindset," Cuddyer said. "I've hit everywhere in the order, and it's all the same. If you have nobody on base, you try to get on base. If you've got a guy in scoring position, you try to drive him in. If you've got a guy on base, you try to move him around and you get on base. It's all about setting the guys up behind you and driving in the guys in front of you.
"There's no secret formula to being a two-hole hitter or leadoff hitter or anything like that. When you start over-complicating things, that's when you start struggling."
Weiss is thinking back to 1996, when the Rockies took a hitter with power, Ellis Burks, and used him in the No. 2 spot. Burks hit .340 with 20 home runs and 70 RBIs in 78 games while batting second, and .351 with another 19 homers and 54 RBIs out of No. 3. The following year, Burks hit .308 with 27 homers and 64 RBIs in 84 games batting second.
The Rockies had a .256 average and .290 on-base percentage from the second spot last season, and need to bolster that spot with a proven batter.
"Cuddy uses the whole field and hits with power," Weiss said. "He uses the whole field and is just a professional hitter that's dangerous. With the pieces we have or that we potentially have in our lineup, we can afford to move Cuddy up to that spot. You've got some power throughout."


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Paris, 07 Oct 2003
Before the green light can be given for the launch of Jules Vernes in autumn 2004, another Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) has to first successfully fly the same mission.
Next year, prior to the inaugural ATV mission, this ATV will fly a full mission through launch, docking and undocking from ISS, to controlled destructive re-entry over the Pacific.
Although this ATV, which has been progressively assembled since late 2002, will never go into space, or dock with ISS, or safely burn up during re-entry. In fact, it will never move from its clean, air-conditioned room at EADS SPACE Transportation's facilities (ex-EADS-LV) in Les Mureaux, 50 km west of Paris, France. Instead, it will be capable of simulating dozens of missions and it will run hundreds of tests, including virtual failure scenarios.
The ATV mock-up does not even look like a full spacecraft; it is essentially the electronic 'brain' and the 'nervous system' of the ATV with numerous electronic boxes, powerful computers and huge networks of cables and wires. It is called the Electrical Test Model (ETM), and it is able to replicate all the complexity of the avionics and the onboard electronics of the ATV.
The Electrical Test Model is built into a large cylindrical structure, 4.8 m diameter and 1.36 m in height. In the ATV flight model, the avionics bay segment appears as a similar cylindrical white skirt between the two other main modules of the ATV, the propulsion bay and the pressurized integrated cargo carrier.
Simulation of mission scenarios
To simulate all the phases of the mission, the Electrical Test Model is at the heart of an even larger piece of ground equipment, the Functional Simulation Facility (FSF), which includes up to 50 electronics racks. Through hundreds of cables and umbilicals, dozens of ground computers, controlled by some 50 engineers, are able to replicate the functional environment of the navigation and flight dynamics during all possible nominal and off-nominal scenarios of the spaceship.
In addition, key elements of the real flight hardware, like, for example, the GPS or the rendezvous videometre - which enables laser-guided rendezvous operations in orbit - will be inserted in the Functional Simulation Facility for dedicated tests. These hardware elements can be compared to the navigation 'senses' of the ATV mock-up, connected - through 'nervous system' like cables - to the electronic 'brain'. Thanks to this complex infrastructure, with its interconnecting flight hardware, powerful computers and numerous pieces of software, it is as if the avionics bay Electrical Test Model is actually flying in orbit.
Three types of ATV simulation test
The Functional Simulation Facility is also able to simulate the behaviour of onboard equipment and to check their performance during all flight phases. The Functional Simulation Facility also enables switching between software and hardware models. One of the key elements of the Functional Simulation Facility is the Numerical Simulator whose powerful calculator is able to electronically introduce hardware or software failures.
This state-of-the-art simulator allows three kinds of critical tests:
Electrical tests to check the compatibility of all of the ATV components, subsystems and interfaces,
Functional tests to control the response of the hardware, including several flight hardware systems, to the ATV Flight Application Software (FAS) inputs,
Full "close-loop" mission tests, which are expected to run fully next spring 2004, with all the hardware, the full and final version of the flight software (FAS) and all the means to simulate the navigation: from virtual jet firings to simulated spacecraft movements, providing calculated stimulation to all navigations sensors like, for example, the star tracker or the accelerometer.
Simulation facility nearing completion
"At this stage of the simulator test campaign, about 90% of all the equipment of the Functional Simulation Facility and Electrical Test Model is assembled and integrated. A few elements, like the Russian Equipment Control System (RECS), are yet to be delivered", said Nicolas Bouge, coordinator of ATV qualification tests at EADS SPACE Transportation.
Built by RSC Energia, near Moscow, the RECS will be located in the Cargo Carrier segment of the ATV. The RECS controls all the mechanical Russian docking systems during rendezvous, as well as the refuelling operations during the attached phase. It is also the electrical interface with the International Space Station, allowing power transfer from the Station to the ATV if needed.
The Functional Simulation Facility will also be permanently equipped with a full scale copy of the Russian ATV docking mechanism which has to be integrated and tested in the facility. Arrival of the Russian Docking System (RDS) mock-up is expected by mid-November.
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South Easton, MA
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Marlborough, MA
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THURSDAY, Feb. 9 (HealthDay News) -- A case study of two men who were poisoned and turned blue after ingesting what they thought was a recreational drug that they had bought on the Internet highlights the dangers of such purchases, a new report claims.
The case study appears in the Feb. 10 issue of the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, which is published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The term "research chemicals" is a phrase used to illegally sell stimulants on the Internet, to avoid regulations that ban their use, the report authors said.
The authors described the case of two Oregon men who believed they had bought the designer amphetamine derivative 2C-E online. But the product they actually received was aniline, a highly toxic industrial chemical.
Even though these research chemicals all carry a warning label that they are "not for human consumption," the two men ingested the chemical. They quickly suffered a severe reaction as their hemoglobin was converted to methemoglobin, a molecule that prevents red blood cells from carrying oxygen.
The men's skin turned blue due to the lack of oxygen in their blood and one of them lost consciousness, said report author Dr. Shana Kusin and colleagues from the Oregon Poison Center.
The men were saved after poison center and health department officials rapidly identified the chemical and the proper treatment.
The incident illustrates the potentially life-threatening risks of buying so-called "research chemicals" over the Internet, the report authors concluded.
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When I was twenty years old, while I was working on a student film, I was in a serious accident that nearly cost me the use of my right arm. Part of the upshot of this accident was that I had unintentionally trespassed on public property that was not well-marked as being off limits.
This was in the days before everyone had a cellphone. The friend I was with had luckily done EMT training and was able to do some preliminary care for me, get information like my blood type, etc, in case I passed out, before trying to flag down a car for help.
When the ambulance came, they were accompanied by a state trooper. The trooper was very kind to me, and assured me that he knew I hadn't done anything wrong, and that he would testify to that end in court, but unfortunately, since I had technically committed a misdemeanor, I had to be arrested. He was as nice as humanly possible about it, and did the paperwork at the hospital, so that I didn't have to go to the police station, but when I was twenty years old, I was arrested for accidentally trespassing on public property.
I think about this every single time I hear that George Zimmerman still has not been arrested for murdering a child.
You kill another person, you get arrested. If you're innocent, or defending yourself, (neither of which I believe about Zimmerman) you prove that in court. That is what court is for. I went to court, I explained to the judge what had happened, the judge kind of laughed at me, asked how my arm was, made me promise not to sue the state, and dismissed the charges.
I unwittingly trespassed on public property, got severely injured, and was arrested.
The guy who sent a non-specific threatening email to the Sanford police chief, Bill Lee, has been arrested.
The guy who murdered an unarmed teenager has not been arrested.
This is hideously wrong.
I've been trying to figure out for a while now what to say about this. I've been saying a lot about it in person, but not a lot on the internet. Sometimes I don't want to add more noise to drown out the signal, especially when I see white people co-opting the death of a young boy to further their own messages, and I don't want to be part of that. I want to listen to what the people who are really being affected by this have to say. But I feel compelled to say something. In some ways I feel like waiting to say something until I could figure out what to say is problematic in itself, because we all need to speak out when horrors are committed. And I feel like a cad when horrible things are happening and I'm posting cute photos of myself going to movies.
Other people have spoken about this a bit, but I'm frustrated and angry when I see other white people pulling the "I am Trayvon Martin" thing, because it's so dismissive of the real issue, which is that we're not Trayvon Martin. None of us ever will be. We're George Zimmerman. Even if we don't go out and shoot kids for fun, when we allow the images in the media to perpetuate the idea that young black men are violent, when our own speech (I don't want to talk about the conversation I had to have at lunch today) perpetuates an idea of black Americans as criminals, especially young black American men, we are accessories to murder. We are creating people like George Zimmerman. That's on us. And it doesn't matter if we have black friends, or black relatives, or black ancestors– that doesn't absolve us. In fact, it's worse when we do, and say nothing, because it's our loved ones who are suffering and we're not doing anything to ease that.
In the end, I think that's why I keep thinking about the time I was arrested. Because I don't have a right to compare myself to a kid whose life was in danger simply because he dared to buy some Skittles and go for a walk. I can compare myself to the man who took his life. The difference being that the only criminal act I've ever committed harmed no one but myself, and of the two of us, I'm the one who's been arrested. I'm not trying to make this about me– It's not. I'm using myself as an example because I know the details of the story, and I know what happened. I'm not angry that I was arrested. I get what I did wrong, and that that's the way it's supposed to go.I'm angry that apparently murdering a young boy isn't as serious an offense as walking onto a bridge when the pedestrian walkway is closed, if the boy in question is black.
For those of you who thought this was a lone case of crazy, or who are trying to deal with people who claim that:
22 year old Rekia Boyd died on Thursday after being shot by an off-duty cop.
18 year old Ramarley Graham was murdered by a New York City cop in a "drug bust" (though they had no warrant to enter the home, and I've heard conflicting stories about whether there were any drugs present at all) just a couple of weeks before Trayvon Martin.
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Transparency Market Research is Published new Market Report " Glass Packaging Market for Food and Beverage, Pharmaceuticals, Beer and Other Alcoholic Beverages - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019," the global market for glass packaging was valued at USD 47.43 billion in 2012 and is expected to reach USD 59.94 billion by 2019, growing at a CAGR of 3.4% from 2013 to 2019. In terms of volume, global demand was 45.71 million tons in 2012 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.1% from 2013 to 2019.
Dark colored glass bottles are often used in packaging of beer as glass helps in deflecting UV rays, thereby reducing the occurrence of "skunky" beer. Rise in global consumption of beer is expected to be one of the primary factors driving the glass packaging market. In addition, the growth of the healthcare industry and rising use of glass bottles for storage of medicines due to its sterility and reusability is expected to augment the demand for glass packaging over the next few years. However, growing popularity of plastics and its increasing application scope for packaging is expected to hamper the growth of the market. Growing consumer preference towards glass for packaging of food, beverages and chemicals is expected to open new opportunities for the growth of the market over the next few years.
Alcoholic beverages (excluding beer) were the largest application segment of the glass packaging market and accounted for over 50% of the total demand in 2012. However, the consumption of glass in the packaging of beer is expected to witness the fastest growth on account of increasing consumption in Asia Pacific and Eastern Europe coupled with the preference towards glass as packaging material. Alcoholic beverages and pharmaceuticals are expected to show robust demand for glass packaging over the next few years due to its sterility.
Asia Pacific was the largest market for glass packaging and accounted for over 16.1 billion of the overall revenue in 2012. Growing consumption of beer and alcoholic beverages in countries such as India, China, Thailand, Australia and Indonesia are expected to boost the demand for glass as packaging medium in these countries. Europe was the second largest market for glass packaging accounting for over 13.34 million tons of overall demand in 2012.
Profiles of key participants in the report include Ardagh Group, Gerresheimer, Owens-Illinois, Saint Gobain, Vetropack and Vidrala among others. The report comprises of the following segments:
Glass Packaging Market: Application Analysis
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In a land of chunky, garish, anxiousto-please books, Don DeLillo's thirteenth novel, "Cosmopolis" (Scribner; $25), is physically cool, as sleek and silver-touched and palely pure as a white stretch limo, which is in fact the action's main venue. On the front of the book jacket we see the limo from the front, and on the back from the back, and in between stretch a tad more than two hundred tall, generous-margined pages of metafiction. Eric Packer, a twenty-eight-year-old billionaire manager of other people's money, rises after a sleepless night in April of the year 2000, in his forty-eight-room, one-hundred-and-four-million-dollar triplex (with shark tank, borzoi pen, lap pool, gym) at the top of an eighty-nine-story apartment building on First Avenue, and tells his chief of security, "bald and no-necked" Torval, that he wants to get a haircut at the other end of forty-seventh Street. Their exchange illustrates the terse, deflective, somewhat lobotomized quality of the novel's dialogue:
The crosstown epic begins. In its oft-interrupted course, Packer follows, via his limo's bank of electronic screens—"all the flowing symbols and alpine charts, the polychrome numbers pulsing"—the stubborn rise of the yen, on whose fall he has bet heavily. He takes in details of city life ("A man in women's clothing walked seven elegant dogs") and notices that on the limo's spycam his image makes a gesture a second or two before he makes it in reality. This temporal dislocation recurs, indicating an underlying shift in the past-future paradigm. Packer's "chief of theory," Vija Kinski, explains it thus:
DeLillo's post-Christian search for "an order at some deep level" has brought him to global computerization: "the zero-oneness of the world, the digital imperative that defined every breath of the planet's living billions."
The limo, floored in Carrara marble, in its stop-and-go progress admits a coming and going of other passengers, including two advisers who advise Packer to bail out of the yen before he is ruined. Instead, the financier bails out of the limo for a number of quick trysts. he has an impromptu breakfast with "his wife of twenty-two days, Elise Shifrin, a poet who had right of blood to the fabulous Shifrin banking fortune of Europe"; soon thereafter, he copulates with an old acquaintance, an art dealer, and a newer one, a bodyguard, who pop up along his route. On the West Side, where Broadway and Seventh Avenue intersect, Packer runs into a violent demonstration against world capitalism, inspired, it seems, by the line from Zbigniew Herbert, "a rat became the unit of currency," that DeLillo uses as an epigraph for "Cosmopolis." The demonstrators rock the limo, spray-paint it, urinate on it, and hurl a trash can at the rear window. Nevertheless, Packer aloofly reflects within the tormented vehicle that
Kinski, the third expert adviser the limo takes aboard—"a small woman in a button-down business shirt, an old embroidered vest and a long pleated skirt of a thousand launderings"—tends to agree, and says of the yen, "To pull back now would not be authentic."
This farce of extravagant wealth and electronic mysticism might feel more authentic from the pen of Kurt Vonnegut or that of Paul Auster, to whom "Cosmopolis" is dedicated. Nouveau roman meets Manhattan geography, under sci-fi moonlight. Vonnegut and Auster, however, keep on their fantastic plane undeviatingly, as if there were no other, whereas DeLillo gives signs of wanting to drop us down into the quotidian mundane, where we can be wounded. Though always a concept-driven writer, whose characters spout smart, swift essays at one another, he has shown himself—in large parts of "Underworld," in almost all of "White Noise"—capable of realism's patient surfaces and saturation in personally verified detail. His visionary side, fed by the bleak implausibilities of modern technology and tabloidized popular culture, has often enough enjoyed a counterweight of domestic emotion and common decency. In "White Noise," the surreal supermarkets are the real thing, hilariously familiar, and Jack Gladney's paeans to family life, from within his nest of impudently precocious children and spooky ex-wives, are not ironic. In "Cosmopolis," implausibility reigns unchecked, mounting to a phantasmagoric funeral parade down Ninth Avenue for the Sufi rapper Brutha Fez; on parade are "the mayor and police commissioner in sober profile," a dozen congressmen, "faces from film and TV," foreign dignitaries, "figures of world religion in their robes, cowls, kimonos, sandals and soutanes," break-dancers, nuns in full habit, and whirling dervishes.
Now, a reader undertaking a novel grants the writer a generous initial draft of suspended disbelief. DeLillo spends this advance payment as recklessly as his hero overinvests in loans against the yen. Falling in love, in life and in novels, is an unpredictable business, but what about while you're hunched over having a digital prostate examination in a limo parked in front of the Mercantile Library and at your other end consulting with your chief of finance, lean Jane Melman, sweaty from a jog on her day off? As never before, she and her boss are closely face to face:
DeLillo's fervent intelligence and his fastidious, edgy prose, buzzing with expressions like "wave arrays of information," weave halos of import around every event, however far-fetched and random. But the trouble with a tale where anything can happen is that somehow nothing happens. How much should we care about the threatened assassination of a hero as unsympathetic and bizarre as Eric Packer? DeLillo has a fearless reach of empathy; in "Mao II" he tells us just what it's like to be a Moonie, and how the homeless talk. But for what it's like to be a young Master of the Universe read Tom Wolfe instead. DeLillo's sympathies are so much with the poor that his rich man seems a madman. In one of Packer's most outrageous acts of diffident destruction, the money manipulator, responding to his wife's generous offer to help him out of his difficulties with her own fortune, contrives, on a wristwatch computer, to break into her assets and lose them all for her. He even sneers at the amount: "The total in U.S. dollars was seven hundred and thirty-five million. The number seemed puny, a lottery jackpot shared by seventeen postal workers. . . . He tried to be ashamed on her behalf." When he later confesses to her what he has done, she playfully laughs and makes love. She evidently doesn't care, and the reader feels foolish for having cared on her behalf.
Packer, I suppose we should keep in mind, is working through a crisis in self-confidence. His first sexual partner of this busy April day, the art dealer Didi Fancher, tells him, "You're beginning to think it's more interesting to doubt than to act." His would-be murderer, in a conversation so companionable and mutually attuned that murder seems a form of suicide, likens him to "Icarus falling" and tells him, "You did it to yourself." On reflection, Packer has to wonder, "What did he want that was not posthumous?" Death has become his métier.
His pharaonic limo ride to an underground garage on the far West Side does, however, have a few stops in the world of the living, of the substantially felt. The very notion of a daylong push along Forty-seventh Street is funny and metaphoric—a soul's slow-motion hurtle from the U.N.'s posh environs to the desolation of Hell's Kitchen, with the diamond block between Fifth and Sixth Avenues providing a splash of noontide sparkle. And the notion of a wife wears some shred of the sacred for Packer and DeLillo both; Elise and Eric, though they were estranged from the start, keep meeting, in a series of coincidences that must be fated, and maximize their rapport while lying naked, as movie extras, on the tar surface of Eleventh Avenue. Eric "felt the textural variation of slubs of chewing gum compressed by decades of traffic. He smelled the ground fumes, the oil leaks and rubbery skids, summers of hot tar": the billionaire, "his body . . . a pearly froth of animal fat in some industrial waste," comes home to basic materials.
And he comes home to, it is tempting to reveal, the barbershop of his childhood, where clipped, elliptical DeLillo-diction sounds just right:
Lulled by the barbershop, its archaic scents and voices, Packer, whose father grew up in a tenement across the street, relaxes his day's work of frenetic self-assertion and falls, for a few blessed moments, asleep. The novel, relaxing likewise, gives us a venue in which we can repose belief. ♦


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"Bach in Bombay is about original Indian and Bengale Music mainly for Piano/Harpsichord and Pipe Organ from the 18th century up to present times. Transcription of forgotten music from archives, Performances, Workshops to make it known to the Music lover."
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"Bärenreiter is one of the largest publishers of classical music worldwide.
Its extensive publication programme encompasses not only standard concert repertoire, but also educational music, contemporary music as well as music books.
From the beginning Bärenreiter has been working towards clear goals: to make a significant contribution to musical culture and to preserve the heritage of European music. So how did Bärenreiter set about to achieve these goals? It was Karl Vötterle's ingenious idea to create the concept of the New Complete Editions. He embarked upon an ambitious project to collect and publish the entire output of numerous composers, keeping to their original intentions.
Bärenreiter has been a pioneer in the publication of new scholarly Editions. Through the New Complete Editions Bärenreiter sets the musical standards for others to follow. In order to make these standards accessible to all practising musicians, without compromising the high quality musicological content, Bärenreiter publishes a comprehensive range of Practical Urtext Editions. " See website for more information. (ed.)
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"Founded by Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf (1695-1777) in Leipzig. The firm initially devoted itself exclusively to the printing of books. Later Breitkopf purchased the "Golden Bear House" near the Thomaskirche and the Nicolaikirche. Its heraldic animal still embellishes the publisher's mark to this day.
Gottfried Christoph Härtel takes over the publishing house (1795) (since then: " Breitkopf & Härtel"). Subsequently, close editorial collaboration with Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Liszt, Wagner and Brahms. " See website for more information. (ed.)
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"Edition Baroque - Olaf Tetampel, Jörg Jacobi and Martina Bley - three experienced and high profile musicians in the field of early music, offer new editions of compositions of the 17th and 18 Century. .."
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"Rummage on these pages for notes for recorders (and othe instruments) and for art reproductions or music seminars. Find out about the ensemble competition with workshops, courses and exhibition in Bruchsal/Baden Württemberg.
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We deliver scores in foreign countries for the real costs.
You can download our annual prospect in 2009 with all new titles as a PDF document or print out.
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"The publishing house Edition Walhall was founded by Franz Biersack in 1993 and is based in Magdeburg/Germany, Richard-Wagner-Straße 3.
Meanwhile, in addition to Church Music as one central field of work Vocal Music and Baroque Music (here particularly sheet music for viola da gamba, violin and trumpet) have turned out to be our other main editing focusses.
Edition Walhall is the world-wide distributor of editions by the German publisher Edition Güntersberg specialising in music for viola da gamba and consort music as well as the British RG Editions run by the Baroque violinist Richard Gwilt (London Baroque). ..." visit website for more information. (ed.)
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The database of the Goettingen Bach Catalogue has been maintained by the Bach-Archiv in Leipzig since August 2008.
In addition to database records for all known Bach sources, detailed descriptions of manuscripts along with handwriting samples and watermark tracings will be provided by nearly every German library. (except Berlin, Staatsbibliothek Leipzig, Bach-Archiv, Staedtische Bibl./Musikbibliothek Regensburg, Sammlung Proske)
We refer you to the Bach digital project, currently in progress, with which the Goettingen Bach Catalogue closely cooperates."
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"Before starting with this database, I had indices of only a few manuscripts and a whole series of concordances lying scattered around. Then Markus Lutz sent around his compilation of Weiss' works with concordances, with the request to check the concordances, and the spark was generated to put some system in the information I had lying around, using Markus' info as the starting point, amplifying the project to other non-Weiss manuscripts. First of all, I chose a manuscript-based setup, and for each manuscript in my possession I listed the contents, along with the key in which the pieces were given. Where present, the manuscript-own page numbering was followed, while for others and ad-hoc numbering was applied. .."
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"The Internationa Inventory of Musical Sources - Répertoire International des Sources Musicales (RISM) is a cross-country non-profit joint venture which aims at comprehensive documentation of the worldwide existing musical sources. …"
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Tobi's archive of Bach, Mozart manuscripts.
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NEA President statement on Tucson shooting involving Congresswoman Giffords
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The following can be attributed to Dennis Van Roekel, president of the National Education Association, who taught for 23 years in Arizona, on today's shooting in Tucson:
"On behalf of all the members of the National Education Association, I wish to express my deep concern about the attack on Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. We know that she is under the best of care and is surrounded by the love from her family. The NEA and Arizona Education Association join with the heartfelt support of her community in wishing her a speedy and complete recovery. Rep. Giffords is a dedicated public servant and has made outstanding contributions to Arizona.
"We are horrified by the tragedy that has taken the lives of six people and wounded others as a result of this attack. Nothing can be more difficult or deserving of more support, and our prayers are with the family and friends."
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I'm quite allergic to latex. I've never had sex before but me and my boyfriend are thinking of having sex. I'm 15 and he's 16. He's not a virgin. He knows that I'm allergic to latex, too. When I'm around basically anything with latex in it (like balloons, latex gloves.) my eyes get red and itchy and my throat itches, too....
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Waited until marriage... but sex isn't working out.
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I want to lose my virginity before I have sex.
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Two weeks without my BCPs?
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Vaginal smell = infection?
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Birth control for depression/healthcare privacy
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I have sex, but I don't really want to.
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2 years and 2 tight
My girlfriend and I have been having sex for over 2 years now, but she is still very "tight", and really has to get into the mood before I can penetrate. It's almost as though we're having sex for the first time, every time. Sounds romantic, but it's a bit annoying for both of us (and she finds it painful if I accidentally push too quickly)....
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I'm a virgin and engaged in foreplay with my boyfriend a few days ago. There was a point during manual sex where some preejaculate may have come in contact with my vulva in spite of the condom. According to the pregnancy assessment, my odds of being pregnant are low depending on various factors such as ovulation, sperm count, etc....
Stressed out cycle
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Air-dried sperm and possible pregnancy
I wanted to share an article I had read with you. I am unable to understand it to the fullest of my ability, some of it confuses me hence I feel if you read it you would be able to make sense of it better. I recently read an article titled " Air-dried sperms fertilize egg ". This article concerns IVF but there is other information I am a little confused about....
End of the road for my anus?
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I shook hands with a male chef whose hands were completely dry. After that I went to pee in the hotel bathroom. I had touched the knob, the door and pulled my jeans down with the same hand. What bothers me is I had used the same hand to touch my sanitary pad to centre it and then pulled my pants back on. Due to men masturbating and peeing etc.....
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Penis bends to the left.
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Is it bad for a guy to have an erection for an hour or two? What does an erection feel like for them? ...
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I live in Africa. Here, both my religion and culture restrict that a girl should be a virgin unless she gets married. I masturbate and sometimes a lil blood droplet is there in my pants after I masturbate although I don't finger myself....


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