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At this point, I wish they'd just cancel all items associated with TFU. It is obviously a flop from a merchandising stand point due to game & Hasbro's other manufacturing delays. Let's just bury the TFU concept and move on to the Legacy and Clone Wars lines. Our pocket books will appreciate it.
And who knows, since the game got pushed back, maybe Hasbro has seen this as an opportunity to surprise us with a Shaak Ti figure or something else to coincide with the release of the game.
With the summer movie toys taking up a LOT of floor space, and our targets just starting to clear out the latest wave of exclusives, I wonder where this gets stocked? I took a look at the otheR site, and was very surprised to see that it seems bigger than the POTF2 version. I just hope it can stand ok, and that Jabba's pet is slated for release later this year.
I thought it looked larger than the previous version(s) as well, at least from that picture. What is the correct scale for the Rancor (Jesse?)? I didn't know if the POTF2 version was accurate or not. I'm on the fence with this one, it looks kind of neat, but I want to hold out and hope that we'll get a new ROTJ version later this year or next (using this mold).
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What's the point of PSK125? I just finished a session running PSK31 on 15m (which was really lively, by the way) when I thought I'd just check 10m to see if anything was going on up there. I soon found that there wasn't much. The waterfall was devoid of traces, apart from a weak, wide, nebulous trace which proved to be PSK125. PY2DN was calling CQ, but try as I might he couldn't decode me.
It appeared that he was making some QSOs, presumably with people enjoying better 10m propagation than I had. PY2DN's signal was far from perfect copy. Most times he transmitted I received mostly garbage. But I'm sure there was enough energy in the transmission to produce solid copy had he been using PSK31.
I guess the point of PSK125 is speed. PY2DN's CQ and my reply both lasted about two seconds. But what's the hurry? Not only can I not type that fast, I can't even click macro buttons that fast. So the time saved is for nothing. I accept there is a role for PSK63 in contests, when speed matters, but only when signals are strong enough to provide good copy. PSK125 is a step too far. It spreads the energy too thinly.
I've tried loads of new digital modes but I keep on coming back to good old PSK31. I find it more satisfying in the long run. There's tons of activity from heaps of different locations. You can often find a PSK31 signal when the CW and SSB band segments are dead. PSK31 is a real QSO mode where you can actually converse with somebody and exchange information with them. And you don't need to run a kilowatt to a huge tribander to be successful. I was calling CQ on 15m with 40w to my attic dipole and I felt like a big gun: I was getting replies, including DX replies, to every other call.
I think PSK31 has earned its place alongside CW and SSB as one of the staple modes of amateur radio. Other modes are just for temporary amusement.


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Playoffs here and have a few little conundrums.
Panthers @ Chargers
Lions @ Cardinals
Vikings @ the Rams
I have the Ravens and Chargers, but the Ravens are playing Denver so they're off the table. Chargers have been playing better but Cam is coming back to life. We know about the Cardinals, but the Lion's D just isn't good and the Cardinals gotta be pissed. Right now I'm leaning towards the Rams since they are actually a half decent defense playing a bad O.
At TE
Antonio Gates V Carolina- He's done nothing this year, but I've held onto him this whole darn season.
Scott Chandler V Hawks- We do struggle against TE's.
Dennis Pitta V Denver- Apparently Denver has given up the 2nd most points to TE's this year.
Greg Olson @ San Diego- Played well recently but I don't know.
Leaning towards Pitta.
Last one
TY Hilton or Sidney Rice?
Leaning way Sidney but the foot think is worrisome.


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(DALLAS – June 27, 2012) The Environmental Protection Agency awarded $59,824 to Groundwork New Orleans to provide training for students working to restore polluted urban waters. The goal of the Urban Waters program is to fund research, studies, training, and demonstration projects that benefit urban waters and the surrounding land. Communities directly benefit from access to natural areas. Urban waters can be canals, rivers, lakes, wetlands, aquifers, estuaries, bays and oceans in urbanized areas.
"By supporting job training for local high school students, this grant will help young people play a part in shaping the future of New Orleans," said EPA Acting Regional Administrator Sam Coleman. "Groundwork New Orleans is helping the Lower Ninth Ward's effort to restore urban waters and grow local businesses."
Groundwork New Orleans will use their Urban Waters grant funds to help transform vacant and underutilized land into an educational demonstration project called The Green Slice, based in the Lower Ninth Ward. The Green Slice will be designed as a demonstration research site that will teach people about water management and water quality improvement, impacting local urban watersheds. Green Team members will be instrumental in assessing existing water quality and drainage infrastructure. They will then coordinate with other partners to develop plans for testing best management practices. The students will generate educational materials and conduct outreach throughout the project.
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Christmas past, and the times shared with those I love. The most memorable past time of mine was to visit the local theater, not to see a movie, but to watch a performance. Making it a memorable event we would most often wear a green or red dress which was embellished with plenty of lace, and…Continue
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Considering the immediate success the 49ers enjoyed under general manager Trent Baalke and head coach Jim Harbaugh in 2011, it is difficult to question their strategy in 2012. I'm going to do it anyway. Wide receiver A.J. Jenkins (above) was the Big Ten's best receiver in 2011; given the club's investments in Michael Crabtree as well as free agents Mario Manningham and Randy Moss, it will be interesting to see how early Jenkins gets onto the field. The 49ers seemed to add talent to another relative strength in the second round with the speedy LaMichael James. Like Jenkins, there is no denying James' talent but considering the team added complementary back Kendall Hunter just a year ago to pair with the punishing Frank Gore, adding another third-down option may have been a luxury pick. In terms of players who might be able to contribute immediately, the 49ers might get their best value in fourth-rounder Joe Looney, a physical and reliable interior lineman who could help make up for the loss of Adam Snyder to free agency and sixth rounder Trenton Robinson, heady, athletic free safety.
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A Gym's Search for the Next Zumba
In Hunt for a Hit Class, Crunch Turns to Dutch Speedskaters, Introduces Transformer With Disq
Gyms know the delicate mix of elements needed for a runaway hit class: It must pique interest with an intriguing back story, draw people in with a winning personality and keep them coming back with a bit of mystery. And it helps to appeal to men.
But knowing which classes will endure is much harder. Executives at the Crunch gym chain are betting the next blockbuster will come from a sport their typical member likely knows nothing about: Dutch speedskating....


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Alec Baldwin Calls Paparazzo A 'Cocksucking Fag'
Alec Baldwin has taken to Twitter to deny claims (and a video recording) that he called a paparazzo a "cocksucking fag."
If @TMZ asserts that I used an anti-gay epithet, I will sue them.
— ABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) November 14, 2013
Acoustic analysis proves the word is fathead. Fathead.
— ABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) November 14, 2013
Anti-gay slurs are wrong. They not only offend, but threaten hard fought tolerance of LGBT rights.
— ABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) November 14, 2013
But right wing liars want those words to come out of liberals mouths. They need them to.
— ABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) November 14, 2013
One unintended consequence of this type of thing is that I get to block so much of that right wing trash that vents here.
— ABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) November 14, 2013
I know that @TMZ would go to any lengths to bury me. But, try again.
— ABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) November 14, 2013
I'm grateful to all of the ppl I meet + hear from who recognize that I would never say something to offend my friends in the gay community.
— ABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) November 14, 2013
For their part, TMZ (who provided the original video) has now put up a video with "enhanced audio."
Take a listen. What do you think Alec said? Cocksucking "Fathead" or "Fag"??
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Alec Baldwin was recorded on video today calling a paparazzo a "cocksucking fag."
(We'd suggest checking out the video, linked above, for context.)
There are plenty of excuses:
"The photographer got close to his wife and kid."
"He's stressed from a trial." (Which he won today.)
"He likes gay people."
"We liked him on 30 Rock."
But when does Alec Baldwin stop getting a pass for instinctively using gay slurs whenever he's angry?
Anderson Cooper previously took him to task for previous comments in which he called a reporter "a toxic little queen." (Baldwin apologized for said comments.)
But do apologies lose their meaning when you keep perpetrating the same offense?
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Sorry TMZ, the cadence of his speech makes it sound like "fathead" to me. Unless you're arguing he has a speech impediment that makes him pronounce fag with two slightly staggered syllables. Some street walker basically interrupts him, so it will never really be clear either way. It will always end up being inferred by what your perspective is. Incidentally, for those saying "what word goes best with c**kcucking...", I don't know. Fag doesn't really go with it because the first word--whatever the pundits say--isn't a gay slur. If anything it disparages prostitutes. >.< Frankly, even if he said "fag," why does anyone care? The words we use in anger are tailored by our brain without regard to our general opinions on race, gender, sexuality, or anything else. Which is why the most color-blind soul on earth is just as likely to use the n-word against a black person if they are angry enough.


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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 20th Apr 2011 09:20 UTC
The revolution has begun! Web video will be freed from the shackles of the MPEG-LA and the dreaded claws of patents and incomprehensible licenses! Sorry, I got a little carried away there. Anywho, YouTube has announced all new videos uploaded to the site will be transcoded into WebM, and that the most important part of the site's catalogue is already available in WebM.
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Really?. What is hardware accelerated in flash? video decompression pipeline, scalling? On which operating systems and what hardware?
It is strange, but on my machine webm works much better, so i can watch now HD content, or other much more smoother (fullframerate instead of the slideshow and killing whole computer), and better integrated in to the webpage (including resizing, scrolling issues in flash, keyboard and mouse hijacking by flash).


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Routine screening for HIV has the potential to reduce sexual transmission of the virus, according to a systematic review aimed at updating prevention guidelines.
The practice also can reduce the risk of AIDS-defining events and death in people whose immune systems remain relatively intact, according to Roger Chou, MD, of Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, and colleagues.
A separate analysis, with many of the same authors, found that prenatal screening of pregnant women and anti-HIV therapy near the time of delivery reduces mother-to-child transmission, Chou and colleagues reported in the Nov. 20 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine.
But for some antiretroviral regimens, the researchers found, there is now evidence of an association with pre-term birth, although not with other adverse outcomes for the infant.
For both topics, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force offered guidance in 2005, recommending routine testing for adults and adolescents at high risk for HIV and so-called "opt-out" testing of all pregnant women.
In opt-out testing, the screening is performed unless the patient specifically refuses.
But since then, the CDC has urged routine voluntary testing of all those from 13 through 64, unless the local prevalence of undiagnosed HIV is less than 0.1%.
In addition, the agency has urged repeat testing of pregnant women who test negative initially, as well as for those who have high-risk behavior or are in a high-incidence setting.
To address the discrepancies, Chou and colleagues conducted systematic reviews of published English-language literature on both topics.
For routine testing, they found that no studies directly evaluated the effects on clinical outcomes of screening versus no screening for HIV infection.
On the other hand, a randomized trial and a subgroup analysis from another randomized trial found that delayed treatment was associated with a higher risk for death or AIDS-defining events than earlier therapy. Delayed therapy was defined as starting at a CD4-positive T-cell count of fewer than 250 cells per cubic milliliter, while early therapy started at more than 350 cells.
And several large, fair-quality, cohort studies consistently found the same thing, Chou and colleagues reported.
New evidence confirms a previously reported increased – albeit small -- risk for cardiovascular events associated with some anti-HIV medications, notably older protease inhibitors, they found.
Additionally, Chou and colleagues found, there is now strong evidence – from a good-quality randomized trial and seven observational studies – that antiretroviral therapy is associated with a 10- to 20-fold reduction in risk of sexual transmission of HIV.
Targeted screening – as recommended in 2005 – has been shown to miss a "substantial proportion" of infected people, Chou and colleagues noted, and the new evidence suggests that benefits of wider screening outweigh harms.
For the issue of screening in pregnancy, there also is no direct evidence on the effect of screening on either transmission or maternal or infant clinical outcomes, the researchers reported. On the other hand, new cohort studies of nonbreastfeeding women in the U.S. and Europe confirm previous findings that triple-drug antiretroviral therapy reduces mother-to-child transmission.
But cohort studies also found that antiretroviral therapy during pregnancy is associated with premature birth, although there were no clear links to low birthweight, congenital abnormalities, or impaired neurodevelopment in the infant.
"Current evidence continues to suggest that the long-term harms associated with antiretroviral exposure are relatively small," the researchers argued.
Both analyses, the researchers cautioned, were limited by the exclusion of non-English language studies and the inclusion of observational studies. Moreover, some studies were conducted in places where resources were limited and prevalence was high, which might limit applicability to the U.S. setting, they noted.
Both analyses were supported by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. The authors did not report any commercial conflicts.
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- 1 cup gingersnap cookie crumbs
- 2 tablespoons (packed) golden brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
- 1
- 3/4 cup canned pure pumpkin
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cardamom
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
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- 1 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup water
- 1 1/2 tablespoons light corn syrup
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- 4 large egg whites
- 1
- 1/2 cup pecans, toasted, coarsely chopped
- 1/2 cup English toffee bits
Caramel sauce
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 tablespoons light corn syrup
- 1/2 cups whipping cream
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) unsalted butter, cut into pieces
- 1/4 cup crème fraîche or sour cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- Whipped cream
Recipe Preparation
For semifreddo
Line 9 1/4x5 1/4x3-inch metal loaf pan with plastic wrap. Blend gingersnap crumbs and brown sugar in processor until combined. With machine running, slowly add butter; process until moist crumbs form. Press crumb mixture onto bottom and 2 inches up sides of prepared loaf pan. Chill 10 minutes.
Whisk pumpkin, honey, and spices in large bowl to blend. Set aside.
Stir 1 cup sugar, 1/4 cup water, and corn syrup in heavy medium saucepan over low heat until sugar dissolves. Increase heat and boil syrup without stirring until candy thermometer registers 248°F, about 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, using electric mixer, beat egg whites in medium bowl to soft peaks. Gradually beat in hot sugar syrup; beat until mixture is cool, about 7 minutes.
Fold 1/3 of egg white mixture into pumpkin-spice mixture to lighten. Fold in remaining egg white mixture. Fold in pecans and toffee bits. Spoon mixture into prepared crust. Cover with plastic wrap and freeze until frozen, about 8 hours. DO AHEAD Can be made 3 days ahead. Keep frozen.
For caramel sauce
Stir sugar, 1/4 cup water, and corn syrup in heavy medium saucepan over low heat until sugar dissolves. Increase heat and boil without stirring until syrup is deep amber color, occasionally brushing down sides of pan with wet pastry brush and swirling pan, about 8 minutes. Remove from heat. Whisk in 1/2 cup cream, butter, and then crème fraîche (mixture will bubble). Stir in vanilla and salt. DO AHEAD Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Stir over medium heat to rewarm before serving.
Wipe sides of loaf pan with hot wet cloth. Invert semifreddo onto platter; remove plastic. Cut into 1-inch-thick slices and serve with warm caramel sauce and whipped cream.


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Samantha Ann McGuire, Pratt, and Craig Allen Dutton, Macksville, were united in marriage Dec. 1, 2012, at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Preston. The Rev. Michael Schotte officiated at the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Gary and Marianne McGuire, Pratt, and the granddaughter of Reinhardt and Izola Jorns, Preston, and E.J. and Virginia McGuire, Pratt. The bridegroom is the son of Dennis and Deena Dutton, Macksville. His grandparents are Rita Miller and the late Maroon Miller, St. John, and the late Ira and Verna Dutton.
The bride was escorted by her father. She wore a gown of white duchesse satin, made with a halter neckline, split front and sweep train. A lace-up back was accented with beaded lace and a bright turquoise sash.
Dawn Franklin, Pratt, was the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Sara Sloan, Colby, and Victoria Black, Pratt.
Cody Bevan, Denver, Colo., was the best man. Groomsmen were Kyle Grizzell, St. John, and John Rice, Stafford.
McCaiden Dwyer, Pratt, was the flower girl. Logan Skillet, nephew of the groom, Macksville, was the ring bearer. Organist Kris Deardoff, aunt of the bride, Brandon, S.D., and vocalist Jonathan Schotte, Preston, were musicians for the ceremony.
Kelsey Fisher, cousin of the bride, Fort Collins, Colo., attended the guest book. Taper lighters were Lindsey and Alesha Bergner, Pratt.
Vincent Engquist, cousin of the bride, McPherson, and Lyal Miller, cousin of the groom, St. John, were ushers.
The bride's parents hosted a reception at the Pratt Area 4-H Center. The couple circled the church and entered the reception in a 1924 Model T owned by the groom's grandparents, the late Ira and Rita Miller. The groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner on Nov. 30 at St. Paul Lutheran Church basement.
After a wedding trip to San Antonio and Corpus Christi, Texas, the couple is at home at rural Macksville.
The bride graduated from Pratt High School, Pratt Community College and Fort Hays State University. She is employed at Straub Inc., Pratt. The groom graduated from Macksville High School and attended Barton Community College. He farms with Dutton Farms, Macksville.


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Reflecting on Mao's famous saying, "Let a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend," Trinh T. Minh-ha's film—whose title refers in part to a Chinese guessing game—is a unique excursion into the maze of allegorical naming and storytelling in China. The film ponders questions of power and change, politics and culture, as refracted by Tiananmen Square events. It offers at the same time an inquiry into the creative process of filmmaking, intricately layering Chinese popular songs and classical music, the sayings of Mao and Confucius, women's voices and the words of artists, philosophers and other cultural workers. Video images emulate the gestures of calligraphy and contrast with film footage of rural China and stylized interviews. Like traditional Chinese opera, Trinh's film unfolds through "bold omissions and minute depictions" to render "the real in the illusory and the illusory in the real." Exploring color, rhythm and the changing relationship between ear and eye, this meditative documentary realizes on screen the shifts of interpretation in contemporary Chinese culture and politics.
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Friday, March 28, 2008
you have a bunch of cool tchotchkes that you've found here and there over the years. maybe a an errant bead from a necklace you loved, a button, a vintage wooden spool of thread. you don't want to throw them away because something seems sort of magical about them. the possibilities. the uniqueness. their own little micro-world. a small bouquet of paper faded, fabric flowers, perfect for a fairy-bride. vintage cut outs, too quirky to get rid of. so they sit in a drawer. waiting to be called on.kerry pitt-hart aka lushbella has taken her 'little' collection of treasures and created beautiful still life photographs.
'i began pulling a bunch of trinkets together and arranged them on our too tiny coffee table, and the left them there for days because i didn't want to put them away'
running out of space, she decided to photograph them, so that she wouldn't forget what they looked like together. the result are these beautiful, quiet compositions. i love how they feel gentle and thoughtful at once.
available on etsy, each is printed on archival paper and are accompanied by a signed and dated, hand-typed (type writer, 'typed') label on the back. she makes pretty amazing jewelry as well, but that's a whole other post. you can check it *here*
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Thursday, March 27, 2008
roxie roker would be proud
did you know that lenny kravitz is
god an interior designer? i had no idea. i'm a bit late on the celeb news. last i heard he was divorcing denise huxtable and then one day i was pushing my mclaren stroller down haight street when i practically run into the man coming out of buffalo freaking exchange. i'd love to say, that he stopped in his tracks, did a 3/4 pivot, all went dark save for the spotlight, and he broke into 'lady'. but, that song hadn't come out yet and what really happened, was i shuffled after him all desperado like, pushing my baby, recklessly, stalking him in my burberry barn jacket and prada slip-ons (middle aged at 30-i was dealing with a teensy identity issue), the wheels of the carriage getting stuck every few feet, causing me to jerk awkwardly forward. i did this for about 3 blocks. i never spoke to him. i just walked, block after block. following his big furry coat and leather billy jack hat. i'm guessing it probably ended with me wiping down a pay phone with hand sanitizer and calling anyone who might be equally as star struck.
non sequitor moment.
so yes, it seems that
god lenny has a, nyc based, 9 person design team called 'kravitz design' (who also need to get their i.t. guy to add photos, SOMETHING, to the website) i couldn't find a lot of examples of the work of kravitz design, but here are a few that i did find: these, shot of his own condo in nyc show the million dollar redesign with the intention to sell at 19 mil and some change (if one of you buys this place, i get commission)
his 'theme' (he does theme rooms. oy.) 'african fantasy penthouse meets las vegas high roller suite with acres of shag carpeting, fur couches, zebra skin chairs and all sorts of phallic and faux elephant tusks' that's just brilliant lenny. all god's creatures being put to good use.
here's the thing. i don't really like lenny's music that much (and oh how i've tried). nor do i care if he has an interior design firm (actually i did care when i found out- but was a bit underwhelmed by the photos). truth be told, i just like to look at him. look at him and soak in all of his undefeatable coolness factor. and i love his lineage. (who didn't love helen willis on the jefferson? and i don't mean you al roker, you can sit down.)
here's lenny doing his best little edie impression. i don't know who looks cooler. but it takes a certain something to get away with towel-as-hair in your daily repertoire.
do you see what i mean? few 46 year old men (that i've seen here in manhattan beach) can pull this look off. tat yourself up men, pierce your every nether region. you will not get away with it like lenny does. here he is contemplating "the zebra fur or the gnu fur?" conundrum. "puddled or to the floor? morrocan poofs, suzanis? no, too last tuesday. maybe, just a nice elephant hoof refashioned into a foot stool, with a red velvet cushion on top to give it that highroller vegas 'pop!''who cares if the guy has talent or not. i'm not even sure that i am 'feeling' his asthetic exactly. he's probably a very nice person with a lot of profound thoughts to share. but really, if i had an extra million, was single and hadn't found the love of my life, kravitz design would be starting the prelim. plans for making my beach bungalow into a hot steamy groto of crazy phallic, african, las vegas love, on monday.
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scarving it down
VIP seating: vintage scarves swathing low profile, slipper chairs. a little peek of lucite, keeping it modern and light. bespoke chairs at suzan fellman. how much are you digging those lucite legs?
wow, come to think of it, wouldn't this look great in 'ron's 300 sq foot apartment' ?
Suzan Fellman Showroom 678 S. Cloverdale Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90036 P. 323-936-7759 www.suzanfellman.com
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008
red heat la
i'm crazy for red heat l.a. the new concept store, inspired by vintage heat transfer shops. owner virginia rowlette has created a much hipper version of those from our youth (speaking for those of us born pre 80s) what's cool about this, is the interactive, creative twist. come in, pull up a bright orange seat in the 70s inspired, mostly white, shop. (hi, cole and son 'woods') then, browse the mostly original art work stored on the 4 macs. once you choose your image, take your pick of super cool blanks that range from hoodies & tanks to book bags and Ts. then, watch as the heat transfer magic happens, right in front of your eyes. mmmm. i can already smell that heady, synthetic, melty waxy aroma. who knew t-shirt transfers could be so hot. Red Heat LA 7225 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036 (323) 937-1037
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what's that smell?
the smelly smencil that's what. smencils are gourmet scented pencils made entirely of recycled newspapers.
- Sheets of 100% recycled newspaper are rolled tightly around a #2 graphite-writing core until pencils of typical thickness are formed.
- Then they are hardened, allowing them to be sharpened just like a wood pencil.
- Next the Gourmet Smencil is soaked with a liquid gourmet scent.
- Once dry, the erasers are attached and flavor sticker is wrapped around the Smencil to identify what Scent was infused into the Smencil.
smencils come in all of these eraser nibbling flavors: grape, cherry, bubble gum, very berry, cotton candy, chocolate, watermelon, root beer, orange, tropical fruit and your own custom flavors too! (my god imagine the possibilities...lamb with a garlic rosemary marinade? fresh baked sour dough bread? jamba juice store? )
forget the nibbling, you'll want to shove a whole handful into your mouth at once. smencils
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Monday, March 24, 2008
american analog set-new music monday
great, mellow rock instrumental to lower your blood pressure by while stuck in traffic on the 405 or for simply chilling at home. a nice cross between the red house painters and broken social scene (if you don't know of the fore mentioned bands, worth a check,check symbalance, symbalance)
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picture light
i've always been a bit intrigued by those vintage bar, pendant lights with the little scene slowly rolling by. the little canoe, a few geese flying by, pine trees, the happy little canoe at a camp site, a few more geese, the canoe again, the geese, the tent, etc. over an over, to the hum of the motor and the crackingly of the plastic film as it rolls around the light. sort of peek into the nicotine stained micro world of a miniature camper. unfortunately, unless i was creating a set or a kitch, retro-hip bar for a single guy, i can see no reason to buy or own one of these beauties. that's why when i came across andreaclairelighting i instantly lit up. beautiful, sophisticated and, btw, i want one now.
"In 2005 Andrea Claire launched andreaclaire- lighting with the a lamp she made using photos from a weekend trip up-state. The original idea was to create a modernist inspired, surprising, cool-looking pendant lamp that brings a little taste nature inside. The line has grown since then- now in its third incarnation the lamps have become more like panoramas- they are slimmer, have a slightly wider diameter, have varied exterior materials, and use photos from trips as far afield as Costa Rica, Italy, and Switzerland."get it? the photos she takes are super imposed onto the inside of the drum shade and hung pendant style (or sometimes on a lamp) creating these lovely ethereal, pieces of art and light. the bonus part? sky's the limit. custom pieces are welcome.
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why was 6 afraid of 7?
because 789 etsy find at bluebellbazaar add a little dash of flair to any boring corner (if you tire of the number seven, flip it over and find little 6 hiding on the other side) $37.00 clams
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
great Ts for kids
i'm tickled by this line of politically correct yet, not too militantly so- line of tshirts by moniker designs.thoughtful and thought provoking, all in a great graphic format. front: back:how could your little person not have the most fabulous day with this cheery pink number on. found here
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
italian honeymoon, part II venice & florence
here's the thing with sharing photos of places like venice, italy: they all look like every other shot you've ever seen of the place. i watched roman holiday after getting home and, honestly, when something was built 600 to 2 thousand years ago, there's just not a lot of change happening in our short life span. roman holiday could have been shot last week (save for the fact that, today, no woman in her right mind would have a 14 inch waist) all that said, and if you're still with me, here are a few more honeymoon shots.
itialians are good little eaters. i have no idea why i didn't see one obese italian. their food is just a celebration of gastronomy.this is your typical sandwich shop, of which there is one every 10 paces or so. i loved that for a quick meal, one walks right up and stands at the counter ,coat on, nosh away at a pile of pasta while having a quick glass of wine before getting back to work. chinese or italian tonight? how about italian chinese. or let's just call it a night and hit mcdonalds fer crying out loud. how cute is this. 9 o'clock at night, i round the corner to find this gentleman (total mr. hooper from sesame street circa 1974) and his market. doesn't it look like a set from a stage production? pretty much everything looked this way in venice. like the back lot at sony. beautiful, organic produce. this guy loads up his boat and cruises up and down the canals. sort of like von's home delivery but with a better asthetic. check out that italian endive (lower left) . looks like weird hands. another thing venezians are fond of are their masks. lots of masks and lots of pinocchio. i think if you buy a mask in venice, it's akin to having your hair cornrowed in cabo. we got lost a lot. which is easy. the place is one big maze. which is what i loved about it. can we stop for a moment and marvel at my fashion digression? we were walking 8-9 hours a day on cobble stone. at around day 6, and to the great amusement of my new husband, i broke out with the running shoes. the hat was another 'need'. it was bone chillingly wet. and i just know i'll wear this hat often in my little beach world. i look a little annoyed here. not so. just taking it all in. i loved this palette of pigments found in an art store window. and this bowl of beautiful hand made books. gondola gangstas if you go to venice, go off the beaten tourist path and head over to the area where the actual people who live their hang. (speaking of hanging, i took so many shots of clothes hanging between buildings-loved this look. i half expected to see children running down the street to the shouts of 'chef boyardee! mama's making chef boyardee!) vivaldi's house then it was off to florence for the day where we visited david. of all the sites, this was by far the most surreal and beautiful for me. it's really simply stunning. absolute perfection. you know what's weird about the italians and their museums. they say no photos. but they don't enforce it. i once got kicked out of the van gogh museum in amsterdam for taking a picture of some interesting tourists. but here, they just sort of look at you with a bored expression when you pull out the camera. the tuscan country side is really, just exactly as you would imagine. so, so stunning. i have a feeling these cookies are prettier than they taste (almond cookies don't do it for me) i had to get a shot of this corner in florence... made famous in this photo by ruth orkin, 'american girl in italy' i wish this shot had come out a little better. i'm so bad at stealth photography. the guy in the back with his mohawk against these dear little women, was such a great juxtapose. and finally, lest you thought that i was deterred by the lousy american dollar exchange rate, fear not. i searched and found a relative bargain on handmade, leather, florentine boots.
seek and you shall find. this is a little shop on a street called santo di spirito (it's a bit hard to find) 'francesco di firenze'.
from the outside, it's nothing fancy just a little cobbler's shop. even inside, at first you're not entirely wowed. but once you're in, and the fluorescent light settles, beautiful creations start to come into focus.there were so many simple, strappy sandals. and in the back was francesco himself, just cobbling his little soles away.
if they don't have your size, they'll take your measurement and make a pair, custom, in about 2 days. it's worth it i tell you. i ended up, after much, hemming and hawing on just one pair of boots: and i love them.
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Small Space Ideas from a Toronto Hotel
Checking out photos from the Drake Hotel Toronto, we noticed some really clever small space ideas in their bedrooms. Modern style, good space planning, and plenty of storage make this a great source of inspiration for studio apartment dwellers.
The hotel was designed by a team that included Toronto-based 3rd Uncle Design. Located in the West Queen West Arts District, it's got a hip, boutique hotel look.
A few details we really love:
• Fold-down tables built into the walls and headboards
• Beside pendant lamps hung from the ceiling (no table space wasted!)
• A long ledge against the wall used as a desk
• Undershelf baskets that hook onto the ledge to store cords and supplies
• Train racks along the wall that hold luggage and hangers
• Library-style ladders to help you reach the high storage spaces
• A bench at the foot of the bed that doubles as living room seating
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Well the time has finally come! At 5pm tonight (August 26th), we will be gathering on the Roof at the Uptown Cafeteria and Support Group to launch the inaugural Twin Cities Android Meetup. We hope you will be able to come out and share a drink or two (or five) with other members of the Android community.
What: Twin Cities Android Meetup
When: TONIGHT, August 26th at 5pm
Where: Uptown Cafeteria and Support Group, 3001 Hennepin Avenue, Uptown, Minneapolis, MN
So tomorrow afternoon head on over to the Uptown Cafeteria and Support Group's Sky Bar (on the roof) and talk some Android with us. See you there!
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Weekly Assassin Killer Sudoku
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USC Grounds Eagles In Regular-Season Finale
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. - The USC women's lacrosse team (9-8) defeated Marquette (5-12) by a score of 11-5 to conclude the 2014 regular season at Valley Fields on Sunday, April 27. The Women of Troy will now turn their attention to the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament where it will enter the field as the fifth seed of six teams.
The Trojans out-shot the Eagles, 22-16, and were a perfect 10-for-10 on clear attempts. USC also won the center circle with 10 draw controls to Marquette's eight and kept its turnover margin low.
Sophomore attacker Caroline de Lyra led all players with six points as she recorded a hat trick and added three assists, a ground ball, and two of USC's seven caused turnovers. Freshman attacker Alex Moore had two goals and two assists to go with two ground balls and a draw control. Freshman Michaela Michael also scored two and led the way with three draw controls. Freshman attacker Annie Ruland scored twice while Gabby McMahon and sophomore midfielder Haleigh Dalmass each scored one goal each.
On defense, sophomore Courtney Tarleton had two ground balls and a caused turnover while freshman Kate Pederson had two ground balls, a draw control, and a pair of caused turnovers. Sophomore netminder Liz Shaeffer produced five saves on the day.
For the Eagles, Taylor Smith scored twice. Hayley Bass, Emily Donovan, and Nicole Gleason added the other three goals. Bass and Jacqueline Borzillo each had two draw controls.
USC scored the first five goals of the game to roll out to a 5-0 lead. The first goal of the game came nine minutes into the first half when Ruland scored on an assist from Moore. De Lyra, followed by Ruland, Michael, and then a goal by Moore at 3:27 left in the half rounded out the first stanza. Smith scored for the Eagles with 2:41 left to the break.
McMahon scored within three minutes of the opening of the second half and put USC up, 6-1. Marquette answered and threatened to make a game of things with four straight goals between 22:08 and the 12-minute mark. The Eagles pulled within a goal, 6-5, with three free-position goals and a second goal by Smith. De Lyra hit Michael for a goal at 10:34 to break the run and sparked a 5-0 USC run to end the game. De Lyra scored two unassisted goals before Moore wrapped things up with her 33rd goal of the season at 2:53 left in the game to make the score 11-5.
Following the final conference games of the season, USC ended up in a three-way tie for third place with Colorado and Oregon each with 6-3 records. Because both of those teams beat the Trojans head-to-head, USC receives the fifth seed in the upcoming MPSF tournament. The Trojans will get a chance at revenge on the Ducks when they face each other in the 7 p.m. MT quarterfinal on Thursday, May 1. The winner will advance to face top-seeded Denver in a 4 p.m. MT game on Friday, May 2. The championship game is set for Sunday, May 4, at 11 a.m. MT. All games will be played at host Denver's Peter Barton Stadium in Denver, Colo. Please visit USCTrojans.com for more information.


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Tigers Battle Rain at SIUE
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. - The rains came late in the day to slow down play and Tennessee State on Tuesday at the SIUE Doubletree Intercollegiate. Play came to a halt for a small amount of time during the final round on the Par-72, 6,025 yard course at Sunset Hills Country Club in Edwardsville, Ill.
Kelly Merkel led the Tigers finishing in a tie for 21st after carding an 87 for a two-day total of 171. The freshman registered 18 pars throughout the tournament tying for the fourth highest amount. Amelia Dap shot a 94 for a 186, while Sarah Needleman finished with a two-round total of 197.
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With the Dodgers scheduled to break camp Wednesday, Adrian Gonzalez was among several veterans permitted to travel to Los Angeles a day early.
As Gonzalez packed his bags, he sounded upbeat about how the lineup has looked during the exhibition season, which will conclude in Southern California with the three-game Freeway Series against the Angels.
The Dodgers' 46 home runs are the most in baseball this spring. Their .286 average is sixth-best.
"Good professional at-bats," Gonzalez said.
While Manager Don Mattingly said switch-hitting shortstop Jimmy Rollins would bat leadoff, other parts of the lineup remain undecided.
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In order to repopulate the surface of Talos IV, in 2254, the Talosians offered their zoological gardens to Christopher Pike, so to help him reclaim the planet's surface with a variety of plant life. (TOS: "The Cage", "The Menagerie, Part II")
While considering the ramifications of hunting down and killing the Mother Horta, in 2267, which Spock deemed as a potential "crime against science," Captain James T. Kirk reminded him that their "mission is to protect this colony, and to get the pergium moving again. This is not a zoological expedition." (TOS: "The Devil in the Dark")
Jadzia Dax had an academic degree, with Premier Distinction, in the subject of zoology. among other fields. She earned it prior to being joined with the Dax symbiont. (DS9: "Dax")
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Dally M Awards 2017: the red carpet | photos
The suits have been pressed, the make-up applied and the red carpet rolled out for the NRL's night of nights.
The NRL stars and their partners will be dressed to the nines for tonight's Dally M Awards at The Star.
Like this year's red carpet looks? See how it compared to last year's event.
But the glitz and glamour is just the start.
Following the arrivals everyone will set their sights on who will be named the best player for the 2017 season.
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What exactly DO you want to do with your computer? My plan is ...1. Run exam software.2. Run legal research software and browse the databases.3. Write papers.4. Take notes.5. Organize hand-written notes into typed versions.6. Get email.7. Browse the web, especially the mandatory parts where you pay your bill, or check for changes to the exam schedule, and so on.8. Eschew lawschooldiscussion.org.9. Sell my furniture, clothing, parents, and dog, on EBay to pay for law school.
The one PC feature I will pimp, which is actually software, is Microsoft OneNote. My understanding is that OneNote doesn't work on Macs and Macs have nothing similar. In my opinion, it is the single greatest note-taking software around. It's like excel and word had a totally usable baby. It allows you to create separate tabs for each section of your "notebook" (e.g. my notebooks are Law School Semester 1 and 2 and my tabs are the names of my classes), then allows you to create separate tabs within each class tab (so I do a new tab for every class). I can title them as well (say, Diversity Juridiction, 02/04). It has word processing capability and it creates these boxes around everything you type so that you can drag and drop your text all over the screen. PLUS it allows you to highlight the border of the box and copy everything with ease (very handy for outlines). It removes the spatial limitations of word so you can type anywhere on the screen, whenever you want. Oh and you can print to it. So I guess that is more of a recommendation for One Note, which I LOVE. If you can get it for Mac, sweet. If not, just a head's up on an awesome PC feature.
If you like windows, get a Lenovo (thinkpads only).


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- Sprint scored a perfect 100 percent on the United States Business Leadership Network (USBLN) survey in conjunction with the American Association of People with Disabilities (April 2015)
- Received the Title IV Public Service Award from the New York City Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD) for New York Relay Service (September 2014)
- Sprint awarded the QSAC (Quality Services for the Autism Community) Change Maker award for products and services that assist individuals with autism – QSAC (June 2014)
- Sprint ranked No. 18 on the Best Companies for Leaders list – Chief Executive magazine (Jan. 2015)
- Sprint is proud to have been named to The Civic 50, an annual survey of America's most community-minded companies (Dec. 2014)
- Sprint is among the 50 most community-minded companies in the U.S. – The Civic 50 (December 2014)
- Sprint received the 2015 Corporate Excellence Award in the large business category - Charities@Work (Jan. 2015)
- Sprint named to the CDP Supplier Climate Performance Leadership Index 2014 (Jan. 2015)
- The Sprint Buyback Program ranks #1 overall among major U.S. carriers – Compass Intelligence (Jan. 2015)
- Received 2015 Climate Leadership Award for Excellence in Greenhouse Gas Management for Goal Achievement – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Feb. 2015)
- Sprint named to Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) North America for the fifth consecutive year — DJSI (Sept. 2015).
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How can that be, you may ask, when Christopher Dorner could wrongly take the lives of innocent people and throw fear into the hearts of most southern California residents as he was on the lam? How could Dorner generate supporters even though his manifesto threatened the lives of law enforcement personnel not only connected to the Los Angeles Police Department for which he worked, but to anyone remotely related to police personnel?
The tragic and scary tale ended last week when Dorner, whose ties to Utah included playing football at Southern Utah University in Cedar City, apparently shot himself as the cabin where he was holed up erupted in flames during a standoff with law enforcement agencies that had been on his trail for days.
The story is an interesting study that tugs at peoples' compassion from many angles. Of course it brings compassion for the innocent bystanders who died as Dorner sought vigilante justice after feeling he was wronged by a corrupt police department. It brings compassion for entire communities in southern California who feared that Dorner might be in their midst. And it apparently brings compassion for the very man who started it all, as some people wonder how he could have been driven to commit these unconscionable acts out of his own pain and sense of being maligned. Dorner sought to cause grief and fear that would supersede his own, and raise awareness to issues for which he couldn't get attention.
There is no question in my mind that Dorner's actions were completely wrong. There is no justification for the method in which he sought justice. But I am convinced that Dorner's pain – whether it was caused by legitimate harms done to him, or mental health issues, or perhaps corruption in a monumental municipal machine – was great enough for him to act out in the manner in which he did.
I have a healthy respect for police on all levels. In fact, I'm downright afraid of getting on the wrong side of the law. Sure, I've gotten my share of speeding tickets and I've had a fender bender or two. Once I had a crazy rental tenant who called the cops on me when I was trying to communicate with her. And the sheriff's department was called on me after a man shot my dog and I was going a little, well, crazy. But as of this writing I haven't ever been arrested.
Our society simply wouldn't operate without being in complete chaos without police protection. But what can a society do to address allegations of wrongdoing by the law? I am encouraged to hear that allegations of corruption in the LAPD are being reexamined in the wake of this rampage.
The issue of law enforcement can be very sensitive even in small towns like Moab. Everyone seems to know everyone else's business in small communities. Cynical thought would hold that the good old boys are in charge and that there's no fighting city hall, right? I am not purporting that there are problems with local law enforcement or its judicial authorities, but if problems related to misuse of power arise, how can they be handled? Can they be handled? Can change occur if it is necessary?
Former and longtime Sheriff Jim Nyland, who served Grand County honorably and with his full heart for decades, might be able to answer some of those questions. After all, he sits on the Grand County Council now, overseeing a larger menu of issues than when he was sheriff. His transition out of law enforcement a few years ago was hastened by a small movement that called for new leadership and departmental reforms. With no term limits for sheriffs and police chiefs, those leaders can remain in office for very long times. Is this good, bad or both?
That election season was painful to watch. It was painful to see a deputy stick his neck out to run against Nyland, knowing that he might be blackballed by others on the force. It was painful to see Nyland's management be questioned after so many dedicated years of his service. When Nyland decided to not run for reelection, after years of having no opponent on the ballot, his seasoned deputy Steve White stepped into the election and won it handily. And the other deputy who initially decided to run against the sheriff quit his job soon after the election and left Moab. There was no future here for one who had rocked the boat so violently.
My question is this: Can there be some public oversight ombudsman as concerns law enforcement that could help to prevent ill feelings from rising to the point that people lose their jobs or go off in a shooting spree? Perhaps we would end up with a better level of safety for community and cops alike. And on a completely personal level, do my words on these sensitive topics mean that I may be seeing an increased chance of red lights in my rearview mirror?


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BOSTON – A series of all-oral regimens for hepatitis C -- with four or five drugs each but without interferon -- yielded response rates of greater than 85% in difficult-to-treat patients, a researcher reported here.
For two of the regimens, the so-called sustained virologic response (SVR) 12 weeks after the end of treatment was between 93% and 98%, according to Kris Kowdley, MD, of Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle.
Those results were obtained, respectively, in a group of people who failed to respond to previous treatment with pegylated interferon and ribavirin (the standard therapy), and in people who had never been treated for the virus, Kowdley reported in the late-breaker session at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases.
The researchers were studying combinations of three so-called direct-acting agents – they target the hepatitis C virus itself – with or without ribavirin, which interferes with replication of many viruses.
One of the direct-acting agents, dubbed ABT-450, is a protease inhibitor that must be boosted with ritonavir (Norvir), much as some anti-HIV drugs are boosted.
The others are ABT-267, which blocks the viral nonstructural protein NS5A, and ABT-333, a non-nucleoside polymerase inhibitor.
The goal of the industry-sponsored study was to define optimal regimens to treat people with genotype 1 virus who had not previously been treated and those who had not responded to interferon and ribavirin previously.
All told, the study has nine arms, with treatment durations ranging from 8 to 24 weeks, and the primary endpoint is sustained virologic response 24 weeks (SVR24) after the end of treatment.
Sustained virologic response means that the virus is not detectable at the time of the measurement; an SVR24 is widely regarded as a cure.
Kowdley presented the 12-week SVR data – dubbed SVR12 -- for just the arms with treatment lasting 8 and 12 weeks.
"Regardless of treatment assignment," he said, "very high rates of SVR12 were reached across all categories."
- The 8-week arm had 80 treatment-naive patients treated with all five drugs. On an intent-to-treat basis, the SVR12 rate was 87.5%.
- The rate in the five-drug 12-week arm, with 79 treatment-naive patients, was 97.5%.
- Three other 12-week arms (with a total of 199 treatment-naive patients) all included boosted ABT-450, but each dropped one other drug -- ABT-267, ABT-333, or ribavirin. SVR12 rates were 85.4%, 89.9% or 87.3%, respectively.
- In the null responders, treatment with all five drugs yielded an SVR12 rate of 93.3%, while dropping ABT-333 lowered the rate to 88.9%. There were 45 patients in each arm.
When the researchers broke down the data by viral subtype, they found that SVR12 rates were 100% for patients with genotype 1b, except for the 8-week treatment arm, where the rate was 96%.
Genotype 1b is considered easier to treat than 1a but even for patients with the latter genotype, SVR12 rates were still high – ranging from 81% to 98%.
Interestingly, the two highest rates among patients with genotype 1a -- 98% and 89% -- were associated with all five drugs given for 12 weeks in treatment-naive and null responders, respectively, Kowdley reported.
All the regimens were well tolerated, Kowdley reported, and there were no serious adverse events related to the study drugs. The arms without ribavirin had, as expected, significantly smaller declines in hemoglobin.
Phase III trials are planned, he concluded, that will test the three direct-acting agents with or without ribavirin, but to limit the pill burden, three of the drugs – ritonavir, ABT-450, and ABT-267 – will be co-formulated in a single, once-daily pill.
Overall, "the data look very good," commented Paul Pockros, MD, of Scripps Clinic in La Jolla, Calif., who was not involved in the study.
The researchers got good results regardless of several "barriers" that had derailed previous approaches, Pockros told MedPage Today.
For instance, he noted, "efficacy was very, very high" both in hard-to-treat patients with viral genotype 1a and in those with genotype 1b.
In addition, he said, the study had good results in "a very difficult treatment group" -- those who had not responded to previous therapy with interferon and ribavirin.
On the other hand, the regimens in the study had a heavy pill burden. "Five pills is a lot of medicine," Pockros said, especially when some must be given twice a day. But plans to co-formulate some of the drugs into a single pill will eliminate that hurdle, he said.
The study was supported by Abbott. Kowdley reported financial links with the company, as well as with Boehringer Ingelheim, BMS, Gilead/Pharmasset, Intercept, Janssen, Merck, Mochida, Vertex, and Novartis.
Pockros reported financial links with Novartis, Tibotec, GlobeImmune, Genentech, Merck, BMS, Gilead, Vertex, Three Rivers Pharmaceuticals, Debio, Pfizer, Conatus Pharmaceuticals, Abbott, and Mochida Pharmaceutical.
- Reviewed by Dori F. Zaleznik, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston and Dorothy Caputo, MA, BSN, RN, Nurse Planner
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American Association for the Study of Liver DiseasesSource Reference: Kowdley KV, et al "A 12-week interferon-free treatment regimen with ABT-450/r, ABT-267, ABT-333 and ribavirin achieves SVR12 rates (observed data) Of 99% in treatment-naïve patients and 93% in prior null responders with HCV genotype 1 infection" AASLD 2012; Abstract LB-1.


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Chair Taylor will present the Chair's remarks.
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Chair Taylor will ask the Board to approve the minutes from the November 29, 2007 workshop.
Trustees will have the opportunity to hear from and converse with Dr. Mark Rosenberg, Chancellor of the State University System of Florida.
Prior to his appointment as Chancellor, Dr. Rosenberg was Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs at Florida International University, a post he had held since 1998. He has been a professor, center director, dean and vice provost.
Dr. Rosenberg is a graduate of Miami University of Ohio, where he was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Omicron Delta Kappa. He received his doctorate in political science and a graduate certificate in Latin American and Caribbean Studies from the University of Pittsburgh. He is the author or co-editor of seven books and a number of scholarly articles. His latest book, United States and Central America: Geopolitical Realities and Regional Fragility is a Harvard University project co-authored with Luis Guillermo Solis of Costa Rica. It is scheduled for publication by Routledge early this year.
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Judas Asparagus
A child was asked to write a book report on the entire Bible. This is amazing and brought tears of laughter to my eyes.
I wonder how often we take for granted that children understand what we are teaching???
Through the eyes of a child:
The Children's Bible in a Nutshell
In the beginning, which occurred near the start, there wasnothing but God, darkness, and some gas. The Bible says,'The Lord thy God is one, but I think He must be a lot older than that.
Anyway, God said, 'Give me a light!' and someone did.
Then God made the world.
He split the Adam and made Eve. Adam and Eve were naked,but they weren't embarrassed because mirrors hadn't beeninvented yet.
Adam and Evedisobeyed God by eating one badapple, so they were driven from the Garden of Eatin'
Not sure what they were driven in though, because they didn't have cars.
Adam and Eve had a son, Cain, who hated his brother as longas he was Abel.
Pretty soon all of the early people diedoff, except for Methuselah, who lived to be like a million or something.
One of the next important people was Noah, who was a good guy,but one of his kids was kind of a Ham. Noah built alarge boat and put his family and some animals on it. He askedsome other people to join him, but they said they wouldhave to take a rain check.
After Noah came Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Jacob was morefamous than his brother, Esau, because Esau sold Jacob hisbirthmark in exchange for some pot roast. Jacob had a sonnamed Joseph who wore a really loud sports coat.
Another important Bible guy is Moses, whose real name wasCharlton Heston. Moses led the Israel Lights out of Egyptand away from the evil Pharaoh after God sent ten plagues onPharaoh's people. These plagues included frogs, mice, lice,bowels, and no cable.
God fed the Israel Lights every daywith manicotti.. Then he gave them His Top Ten Commandments.
These include: don't lie, cheat, smoke, dance, or covet yourneighbor's stuff.
Oh, yeah, I just thought of one more:Humor thy father and thy mother.
One of Moses' best helpers was Joshua who was the firstBible guy to use spies. Joshua fought the battle of Geritol andthe fence fell over on the town.
After Joshua came David.. He got to be king by killing agiant with a slingshot. He had a son named Solomon who hadabout 300 wives and 500 porcupines. My teacher says he was wise,but that doesn't sound very wise to me.
After Solomon there were a bunch of major league prophets.
One of these was Jonah, who was swallowed by a big whale and thenbarfed up on the shore. There were also some minor leagueprophets, but I guess we don't have to worry about them.
After the Old Testament came the New Testament. Jesus is thestar of The New. He was bornin Bethlehem in a barn.(I wish I had been born in a barn too, because my mom is always saying to me, 'Close the door! Were you born in a barn?' It wouldbe nice to say, 'As a matter of fact, I was.')
During His life, Jesus had many arguments with sinners likethe Pharisees and the Democrats.
Jesus also had twelve opossums.
The worst one was Judas Asparagus. Judas was so evil that theynamed a terrible vegetable after him.
Jesus was a great man. He healed many leopards and evenpreached to some Germans on the Mount.
But the Democrats and all those guys put Jesus on trial before Pontius the Pilot. Pilot didn't stick up for Jesus. He just washed his hands instead.
Anyways, Jesus died for our sins, then came back to life again.
He went up to Heaven but will be back at the end of theAluminum. His return is foretold in the book of Revolution.
You must share this delightful story!
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Energy Class Experiments with Wind Powerby Steve Charles • February 14, 2008 Share:
The temperature was in the teens and some students were barely dressed for the cold, but each time a strong gust blew on this icy Thursday morning, the students and physics Professor Martin Madsen practically cheered for more.
The cause of their seemingly irrational behavior? Science. Specifically, the Chemistry and Physics Departments' Alternative Energy class. This was the students' one chance to test the wind generators they had built in the lab, and they needed all the wind they could get. (Click here for a photo album.)
"This energy class is one of the neatest things we're trying this semester," says Associate Professor of Chemistry and department chair Scott Feller. "It's a new model for non-majors, where lectures and labs are combined, and we bring together the expertise of both the physics and the chemistry departments on a single theme."
Students have studied the principles of force and momentum, then applied that learning pushing a professor's car around the mall. Later this semester, they'll not only learn about bio-fuels; they'll make them. And this week they studied both wind and electricity, learning the theories behind both, then putting it all together by building their own wind generators.
"I've always wanted to teach an alternative energy class; it's my hobby," said Madsen, who rides his bike two miles to work daily, regardless of the weather. He realized an opportunity for such a class when one of his physics students told him about the freshman tutorial about alternative energy the student had taken from Associate Professor of Chemistry Ann Taylor.
"That tutorial was a lot of fun," Taylor recalled Thursday. "But practically every day I found myself wanting to teach the science between the ideas more deeply. But I'm not a physicist; while I can discuss fuels at length, electricity is more of a stretch."
So Taylor was enthusiastic when Madsen brought up the idea of "putting together a class that included both the chemistry and physics of alternative energy."
"It's great for the students to see how two different sciences give different points of view on the same topic, and how you really need both fields to understand a topic as complex as energy," Taylor, a biochemist, says. They started talking about ideas for the course and how it might be taught at the Chemistry-Physics Departments' picnic last spring, and now the class is in full swing.
"For this section, we started by talking about the wind, where it comes from, and how we can transform that energy into electricity," Madsen said as we waited for more students to venture out into the cold with generators. "They've been doing some tinkering and experimenting in the class. They're learning that what works in the lab often works differently in the real world."
Next up: bio-fuels and solar cells.
Pictured: Chad Finley '08 works to free up the magnets on the generator he and Tom Hanewald '09 built.


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Cookies are the simplest and smallest of baked goods, yet each tiny morsel can evoke the most complex of emotions --memories of loved ones long gone, yearning for family far away, cozy comfort on the chilliest of days, happiness found in the littlest of things.
That's an awful lot for a bit of butter, sugar and flour to accomplish. So is it any wonder that cookies are among our favourite holiday treats?
The best cookies are anything but complicated. Like this classic sugar-cookie recipe which comes from the very handy new book from the editors of Woman's Day magazine, Christmas Cookies, Candies and Cakes (Filipacchi Publishing, $14.50). Decorate the recipe with frostings, glazes, sugar sprinkles or, as we've done here, with a bit of crushed peppermint candy.
Makes about 36 cookies
2 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
2 tsps. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
1 cup unsalted butter, softened
1 1/2 cups granulated sugar
1 large egg
1 1/2 tsps. vanilla extract
1/2 tsp. almond extract
For decoration: sugar sprinkles or peppermint candy bits or crushed candy canes
Preheat oven to 400° F. In a medium bowl, combine flour, baking powder and salt. Using a standing mixer or hand mixer and large bowl, cream together butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and extracts. Add flour mixture to butter mixture, 1 cup at a time, mixing well after each addition. Do not chill dough.
Divide dough into 2 balls. On a well-floured surface, roll each disc out with a floured rolling pin until the dough is about 1/8 inch deep. Cut out shapes with a floured cookie cutter. Gather scraps of dough and gently knead together, being careful not to overwork the dough, and repeat process until all the dough is used up.
Place cookies on an ungreased baking sheet, or one lined with a silicon liner, about 1 inch apart. Sprinkle with peppermint snow or sugar sprinkles or, alternatively, leave bare and frost later.
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