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Adult: 50-100 mg 4-6 hrly. Extended-release tab: 50-100 mg once or twice daily. Max: 400 mg/day.
Elderly: >75 yr Increase dosing interval.
Adult: Initially, 100 mg followed by 50 mg every 10-20 min if necessary, to a total of 250 mg in the 1st hr including initial dose. Thereafter, 50-100 mg 4-6 hrly up to a total daily dose of 600 mg.
Adult: IM/IV: 50-100 mg 4-6 hrly over 2-3 min.
Special Patient Group
Pharmacogenomics:
Variations in CYP2D6 polymorphism occur at different frequencies among subpopulations of different ethnic or racial origin. Some individuals may be ultra-rapid metabolisers. The prevalence of CYP2D6 ultra-rapid metabolisers varies widely and has been estimated to be 1-10% in Whites (European, North American), 3-4% in Black (African American), 1-2% in East Asians (Chinese, Japanese, Korean), and >10% in certain racial/ethnic groups (e.g. Oceanian, Northern African, Middle Eastern, Ashkenazi Jews, Puerto Rican). Approximately 7-10% Caucasian population has a deficiency or is completely lacking of functional CYP2D6 activity.
Ultra-rapid metabolisers:
Carrier of more than two active copies of CYP2D6 (gene duplication noted as *1/*1xN or *1/*2xN). These individuals convert tramadol into its active metabolite, O-desmethyltramadol (M1), more rapidly and completely than other people. This rapid conversion results in higher than expected serum M1 levels. Reduce dose by 30% and be alert to adverse drug reactions (e.g. nausea, vomiting, constipation, respiratory depression, confusion, urinary retention). Analgesics which are not affected by CYP2D6 polymorphism (e.g. morphine, non-opioid analgesics) may be given as alternative.
Intermediate metabolisers:
Carrier of one or more reduced or inactive copies of CYP2D6. Monitor for decreased efficacy. Consider increasing the dose and if the response is still inadequate, either select alternative drug (not oxycodone or codeine) or be alert to symptoms of insufficient pain relief.
Poor metabolisers:
Carrier of two inactive copies of CYP2D6. Analgesics which are not affected by CYP2D6 polymorphism (e.g. morphine, non-opioid analgesics) may be given as alternative.
Renal Impairment
Oral:
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10 to <30 Increase dosing interval to 12 hrly. Max: 200 mg/day; Contraindicated (extended-release tab).
Parenteral:
10-30 Increase dosing interval to 12 hrly.
Hepatic Impairment
Severe: Increase dosing interval to 12 hrly; Contraindicated (extended-release).
Severe: Increase dosing interval to 12 hrly.
May be taken with or without food.
Incompatibility
Diazepam, diclofenac Na, flunitrazepam, glyceryl trinitrate, indometacin, midazolam, piroxicam, phenylbutazone, aciclovir, clindamycin.
Suicidal patients; acute intoxication w/ hypnotics, centrally acting analgesics, opioids, psychotropic drugs or alcohol; uncontrolled epilepsy, acute or severe bronchial asthma, hypercapnia or significant resp depression in unmonitored settings or absence of resuscitative equipment. Not intended for narcotic withdrawal treatment. Severe renal and hepatic impairment. CYP2D6 ultra-rapid metabolisers. Concomitant use w/ MAOIs or w/in 2 wk after withdrawal of MAOIs.
Patients who suffer from emotional disturbance or depression, history of epilepsy or risk of seizure, head injury, increased intracranial pressure. CYP2D6 intermediate and poor metabolisers. Renal and hepatic impairment. Elderly. Pregnancy and lactation.
Resp depression, seizure, dizziness, headache, somnolence, weakness, CNS stimulation (e.g. anxiety, euphoria, hallucinations), asthenia, sweating, confusion, coordination disturbance, paraesthesia, hypoaesthesia, amnesia, cognitive dysfunction, depression, dysphoria, constipation, nausea, vomiting, dyspepsia, diarrhoea, abdominal pain, anorexia, flatulence, wt loss, gastroenteritis, pruritus, rash, dermatitis, urticaria, bronchospasm, angioedema, anaphylaxis, allergic reaction, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis, vasodilation, orthostatic hypotension, syncope, tachycardia, flushing, chest pain, palpitations, MI, HTN, peripheral ischaemia, menopausal symptoms, dysuria, menstrual disorder, micturition difficulty, haematuria.
PO: C
May impair ability to drive or operate machinery.
Monitor pain relief, resp rate, BP, pulse rate; signs of tolerance, abuse, or suicidal ideation.
Symptoms: Miosis, vomiting, cold and clammy skin, resp depression, lethargy, flaccid skeletal muscle, coma, seizures, bradycardia, hypotension, cardiac arrest, cardiac collapse. Management: Supportive treatment w/ maintenance of adequate ventilation. Although naloxone will reverse some symptoms of overdosage, there is an increased risk of seizures.
Increased risk of convulsions or serotonin syndrome w/ SSRI, serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRI), TCA and other seizure threshold lowering drugs (e.g. bupropion, mirtazapine, tetrahydrocannabinol). Decreased serum concentrations w/ carbamazepine. May potentiate the anti-depressant effect of norepinephrine, 5-HT agonists or lithium. Increased INR and ecchymoses w/ coumarin derivatives (e.g. warfarin).
Potentially Fatal: Increased risk of seizures w/ MAOIs.
Enhanced CNS depressant effect w/ alcohol.
Description: Tramadol inhibits reuptake of norepinephrine, serotonin and enhances serotonin release. It alters perception and response to pain by binding to mu-opiate receptors in the CNS.
Onset: Approx 1 hr.
Absorption: Readily absorbed from the GI tract. Bioavailability: Approx 70-75% (oral); 100% (IM).
Distribution: Widely distributed. Crosses the placenta and enters breast milk.
Metabolism: Extensive hepatic first-pass metabolism. Converted to O-desmethyltramadol (active) via N- and O-demethylation by CYP3A4 and CYP2D6 isoenzymes and also via glucuronidation or sulfation.
Excretion: Via urine (as metabolites). Elimination half-life: Approx 6 hr.
Analgesics (Opioid)
N02AX02 - tramadol ; Belongs to the class of other opioids. Used to relieve pain.
Annotation of FDA Label for Tramadol and CYP2D6. Pharmacogenomics Knowledgebase (PharmGKB). https://www.pharmgkb.org. Accessed 24/09/2018.
Anon. CYP2D6 - Tramadol (Pharmacogenomics). Lexicomp Online. Hudson, Ohio. Wolters Kluwer Clinical Drug Information, Inc. https://online.lexi.com. Accessed 12/10/2018.
Anon. Tramadol. AHFS Clinical Drug Information [online]. Bethesda, MD. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, Inc. https://www.ahfscdi.com. Accessed 30/07/2014.
Anon. Tramadol. Lexicomp Online. Hudson, Ohio. Wolters Kluwer Clinical Drug Information, Inc. https://online.lexi.com. Accessed 30/07/2014.
Buckingham R (ed). Tramadol Hydrochloride. Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference [online]. London. Pharmaceutical Press. https://www.medicinescomplete.com. Accessed 30/07/2014.
Clinical Annotation for CYP2D6*1, CYP2D6*10, CYP2D6*1xN, CYP2D6*2, CYP2D6*2xN, CYP2D6*3, CYP2D6*4, CYP2D6*5, CYP2D6*6 Related to Tramadol - Dosage/Efficacy/Toxicity/PK (1B). Pharmacogenomics Knowledgebase (PharmGKB). https://www.pharmgkb.org/. Accessed 24/09/2018.
Tramadol Hydrochloride Extended-Release Tablet, Film Coated (Par Pharmaceuticals Inc.). DailyMed. Source: U.S. National Library of Medicine. https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/. Accessed 30/07/2014.
Tramadol Hydrochloride Tablet, Extended Release (Aurobindo Pharma Limited). DailyMed. Source: U.S. National Library of Medicine. https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/. Accessed 12/10/2018.
Wickersham RM. Tramadol Hydrochloride. Facts and Comparisons [online]. St. Louis, MO. Wolters Kluwer Clinical Drug Information, Inc. https://www.wolterskluwercdi.com/facts-comparisons-online/. Accessed 30/07/2014.
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Thorne's new book about 16th Street bombing prosecutions
Just in time for the 50th anniversary commemorations of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, Birmingham author T.K. Thorne has a new bo...
Just in time for the 50th anniversary commemorations of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, Birmingham author T.K. Thorne has a new book out, "Last Chance for Justice: How Investigators Uncovered New Evidence Convicting the Birmingham Church Bombers."
The Sept. 15, 1963 blast that killed four girls preparing for Sunday morning church services. Thorne picks up the story 37 years after the bombing, when the FBI reopens the case even though the one person who was convicted will not talk and key witnesses have died, making the chances of convicting the remaining two suspects slim.
The investigation was handled by FBI Special Agent Bill Fleming and Birmingham Police Detective Ben Herren, who at first do not get along, but they begin to work together and unravel the case.
A native of Montgomery's Jewish community, Thorne is a retired Birmingham Police captain and now is executive director of CAP: City Action Partnership, which works with businesses, residents and the police and has reduced crime in the central city by almost two-thirds since 1995. She is said to be the first Jewish police officer in Birmingham.
Her debut novel, "Noah's Wife," received an award as Book of the Year for Historical Fiction. A short film from her screenplay "Six Blocks Wide" was a finalist in a film festival in Italy and has shown at other juried festivals in the U.S. and Europe.
She started thinking about this book in 2004 when she attended "The Gathering," which brought together people affected by the 1963 bombing — victims' families, civil rights activists, community members, investigators, attorneys. The two FBI investigators who had worked the last case spoke, and "I realized so many people had misconceptions about this case."
There were a total of three major investigations of the bombing, with the final one lasting five years and involving "some real heroes to bring the last two living suspects to justice," she said.
She started doing interviews in the summer of 2009 and after two years started organizing the book.
She said there were two aspects of her background that helped her with the book. In Montgomery, her parents "strongly supported civil rights" and the Ku Klux Klan had burned a cross on her grandparents' front yard for being involved in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Her background in law enforcement brought an understanding of the process into her writing.
After the bombing, President John Kennedy told the FBI to solve the case, but the case was closed in 1968. There were four strong suspects — Robert Chambliss, Thomas E. Blanton Jr, Herman Cash, and Bobby Frank Cherry. Chambliss, known as "Dynamite Bob," was convicted simply of possessing dynamite without a permit and sentenced to six months, but no Federal charges were forthcoming.
In 1971 Bill Baxley reopened the case when he took office as Alabama attorney general. Six years later, Chambliss was indicted for murder, convicted and sentenced to life in prison. He died there in 1985.
The 1977 case was detailed in Frank Sikora's book, "Until Justice Rolls Down." The case was reopened in 1996, and the book opens with Herren's trip to Texas, to interview Cherry.
Cash had died in 1994, but in 2001 Blanton was tried and convicted, and in 2002 Cherry was also convicted. He died in 2004. Former U.S. Attorney Doug Jones led the prosecution team that ultimately scored the convictions.
This year, the U.S. Senate awarded the Congressional Gold Medal to the four girls.
There will be a book launch at 16th Street Baptist Church on Sept. 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. She will also speak as this year's "Community Conversation" at Birmingham's Temple Beth-El during the break on Yom Kippur, at 3:45 p.m. on Sept. 14.
Southern Jewish Life: Thorne's new book about 16th Street bombing prosecutions
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) � The University of South Florida is asking permission from state authorities to exhume human remains on the site of a now-defunct Panhandle reform school.
USF made the request Friday or one week after a circuit judge rejected a request filed by Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi.
The judge ruled not enough evidence existed to justify an order but added that state officials had authority to proceed with exhumations on state land. But he cautioned USF and others that it would not protect them if families protested their actions.
USF wants to exhume bodies from "Boot Hill Cemetery" and surrounding areas, where it is believed there may be unmarked graves and unaccounted bodies of boys who died. The school, formally known as the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys, was closed in 2011.
The school was located in Marianna about 60 miles west of Tallahassee and was once the nation's largest reform school, with 698 youths.
University researchers want permission from to access the land where the remains are believed to be. They are also asking the state's archaeologist to excavate the site and document what is found. They note their research so far has found evidence of "clandestine burials." The Florida Legislature set aside nearly $200,000 for the project.
"Our continued research at the site will help answer these remaining questions about who is buried at the site, the burial practices and circumstances of their lives and deaths, and the significant role of this institution in Florida history and heritage," states the application letter signed by two USF professors.
The application notes that most of those were buried at the school were black and that research has shown that several of those buried were orphans. They also stated that no family or next of kin has objected to USF's work so far.
Last week Judge William Wright, who is based in Jackson County, ruled against a petition filed by Bondi on behalf of Dr. Michael Hunter, the appointed medical examiner for the area.
Wright stated that the case did not meet the "threshold" needed to grant the order and that researchers affiliated did not provide enough information about what physical evidence was likely to be found.
Bondi's office said Friday she supports the application.
USF researchers have used historical documents to verify the deaths of two adult staff members and 96 children � ranging in age from 6 to 18 � between 1914 and 1973. Records indicated that 45 individuals were buried on the 1,400-acre tract from 1914 to 1952 while 31 bodies were sent elsewhere for burial.
Researchers have said it would take approximately a year for the exhumations, autopsies, DNA testing, analysis and reporting to be completed.
The school was plagued by scandal soon after it opened in 1900. Three years later, investigators found children "in irons, just as common criminals."


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Study: 6 in 10 employees want technologies to limit health risks
Thus, about 95% of employees responding to the Genesis Property survey confirm the need for more innovative technologies in their office building. Another 80% think it would be useful to have digital screens displaying immunity-boosting indicators, and 70% believe that office buildings need a specially designed area, fully equipped and ready for use in case of an immediate need for isolation.
Nearly three out of four employees in Romania now work from their office at least 3 days a week
80% of respondents believe that the return to office life is good for people, both personally and professionally. In addition, almost 43% consider that the main benefit of returning to the office is a better separation between work and personal life and 36% point out that the office contributes significantly to better interaction with colleagues and managers.
IMMUNE Building Standard™ marks a new major expansion milestone: The world's first certified residential building unveiled
Healthy by Design Building Institute (HDBI) has certified the world's first residential property with the IMMUNE Building Standard™. One Palace Place, a luxury residential building located in London, UK, and managed by Navana Property Group, was awarded the IMMUNE™ - Strong label, marking the first residential property to receive the distinction.
Romanian employees recognise the importance of healthy offices. 43% of employees want healthy offices
The pandemic has changed the Romanians' perception about their office, with health now at the forefront. Thus, 43% of Romanian employees believe that the main feature of their offices should be a healthy space, based on technologies and procedures designed to protect people's health
Survey: 8 out of 10 employees want to work in a healthy office. A certified building limits risks and reduces stress levels
Almost 76% of employees believe that a certified building can limit health risks for them and their families and also help reduce the level of stress they feel as a result of the pandemic. Currently, 70% of them are still concerned about the risks of spreading viruses and bacteria fuelled by inefficient ventilation systems or inadequate sanitation of surfaces in their offices.
More than 65% of Romanian employees consider their office to be only partially safe for health in the context of the pandemic
For nearly three-quarters of respondents to the Genesis Property survey, a healthy building protects people's health through complex sanitary measures, and more than two-thirds believe that the health of a building is primarily based on air and water filtration systems.
First IMMUNE-Resilient Office Building in the World Unveiled
With the IMMUNE™ Digital Twin Display, a digital mirror of the building, occupants can access immunity-boosting indicators such as daily improvements of indoor air quality, carbon dioxide or humidity levels and other relevant data about the IMMUNE™ equipment throughout the building at all times.
Almost 88% of employees in Romania believe that offices will exist in the future, but most say that the post-pandemic workspace needs to be transformed
The office of the future will be a place of complex, multi-level human interaction, supporting innovative actions with great added value. Of course, people are also waiting for sanitary measures to mitigate the effects of the pandemic, measures that we have included in The IMMUNE Building Standard™ in order to offer them trust and peace of mind.
British lighting control systems manufacturer Prolojik Limited joins the healthy buildings trend and obtains the IMMUNE™ certification for its headquarters
"Prolojik is delighted to be a collaborator to the IMMUNETM standard as well as achieving IMMUNETM-Strong certification for our headquarters. The principles embodied in the IMMUNE Building Standard TM align with our own operational and strategic aims to support the safe and measured return to the built environment, for our own business as well as the clients we support"
After the pandemic, 45% of employees expect a full return to office life. For another 35%, the working model of the future is hybrid
No matter how we will work after the pandemic, the office where we will spend at least a few days a week must be prepared to mitigate health risks. To feel safer in the office, employees want high-performance systems to improve the air and water quality in the building, sanitary materials to be distributed immediately when needed, sanitizing systems and well-established procedures in case of illness in the company.


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CDFW and Salmon Industry Representatives Restrict 2015 Ocean Fisheries to Protect Sacramento River Winter-Run Chinook
Written by River News Now
Sacramento, California - Commercial salmon fisheries off most of California will open May 1, though seasons for both commercial and sport fisheries will be shorter in several areas this year.
The California Department of Wildlife (CDFW) and state fishing industry representatives of the Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC) worked together to recommend additional actions to protect endangered Sacramento River winter-run Chinook, which have been impacted by California's severe drought.
"We needed to do more than what the bare minimum of the law required," said Marci Yaremko, CDFW's representative to the PFMC. "Methods used to forecast salmon stock abundance or run sizes don't yet incorporate many of the environmental variables or other data streams we believe are indicative of poor salmon survival."
The sport and commercial fishing seasons approved by the PFMC are expected to reduce impacts to winter-run Chinook to 17.5 percent, less than the maximum allowable impact rate of 19 percent prescribed by the National Marine Fisheries Service, pursuant to the Endangered Species Act. In recent years, federal guidance aimed at protecting winter-run Chinook from ocean fisheries has come largely in the form of this allowable rate cap. The rate limits the incidental harvest of winter-run Chinook, which co-occur in the ocean with other healthy salmon runs that fishermen are looking to target.
"Looking at the rate cap alone did not seem to be enough," Yaremko said.
Earlier this year, CDFW scientists and managers examined data from dockside and at-sea fishery sampling programs to look for trends, with the goal of designing fishing seasons to avoid times and areas where contact with winter-run Chinook is most likely. During their time in the ocean, winter-run Chinook appear to be concentrated south of Pigeon Point, especially south of Point Sur, during the late summer and early fall. These analyses prompted CDFW to recommend shortened fishing seasons and size limit restrictions in some high-risk times and areas to the PFMC, in order to minimize the chance of harvesting adult winter-run Chinook. The measures also are expected to reduce catch-and-release mortality of sub-adult fish, which become susceptible to fisheries in the fall.
"Throughout this process we have been concerned about the impacts of the drought, and in particular the effects the drought is having on our salmon stocks," said Dan Wolford, President of the Coastside Fishing Club and the PFMC member representing California recreational fishing interests. "With the loss of the 2014 winter-run brood year it was apparent that we had to take extraordinary measures to help recover these fish."
Commercial salmon trollers were also in support of reducing fishery impacts and were "prepared to follow CDFW's recommendation of a maximum 17.9 percent impact rate for this year," as stated by Dave Bitts, California commercial representative on the PFMC's Salmon Advisory Subpanel and President of the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations.
From Pigeon Point to Point Sur, the commercial season opens May 1 and runs through Aug. 15, which reduces fishing opportunity by approximately six weeks in August and September. From Point Sur to the U.S.-Mexico Border, the season is open May 1 through July 31, a reduction of almost nine weeks in August and September.
In the sport fishery from Pigeon Point to Point Sur, the season runs through Sept. 7, reducing fishing opportunity by approximately four weeks in September and October, while from Point Sur to the U.S.-Mexico Border, the sport fishery runs through July 19, reducing the season by approximately 11 weeks between July and October. The San Francisco (Point Arena to Pigeon Point) sport fishery closes at the end of October, reducing fishing opportunity by eight days in November in that area.
For complete ocean salmon regulations, please visit CDFW's ocean salmon webpage at www.dfg.ca.gov/marine/oceansalmon.asp or call the Ocean Salmon Regulations Hotline at (707) 576-3429.


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Now Reading: Greg Abbott's Latino Problem
Greg Abbott's Latino Problem
The governor is looking strong in his re-election bid but his support for Senate Bill 4 may be doing serious damage to the Texas GOP.
Forrest Wilder Jul 14, 2017, 4:11 pm CST
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Greg Abbott announced his re-election campaign in San Antonio on Friday. Despite my eternal mystification as to why Abbott wants to be governor (he seems to be largely animated by fears of his base and Dan Patrick), there's little doubt that he's popular among the GOP primary voters who decide elections in this state. It's also the case that the governor is sitting on an obscene pile of cash — $34 million at last check. As of yet, he's drawn no Democratic challenger and the long-rumored primary challenge from Dan Patrick remains just that — a rumor.
In other words, Abbott is in good shape at the moment. But, then, that's not much of an accomplishment. How many incumbent Texas Republicans running for re-election to a statewide office have lost in the last two decades? The only name that comes to mind is Victor Carrillo, the former Texas Railroad Commission member who had the misfortune of a Hispanic surname. (He lost in 2010 to David Porter, his GOP primary opponent who barely campaigned.) There may be other examples but generally, if you're a statewide Republican, victory is pretty much guaranteed in Texas.
So, bully for Abbott: He has the numbers and he has the money. But there's evidence that he is doing long-term damage to the Texas Republican brand among a demographic group that the GOP can ill afford to alienate.
Polling conducted by the Texas Tribune and the University of Texas shows Abbott's disapproval rating among Hispanics has soared in the wake of Senate Bill 4, the anti-"sanctuary cities" law that Latino and immigrant groups have condemned as racist. In June 2016, about a third of Latinos polled by the Tribune/UT said they approved of Abbott either strongly or somewhat while 30 percent disapproved. A year later, Abbott's approval among Hispanics is about the same, 27 percent. But his disapproval rating has skyrocketed. Fifty-four percent of Hispanics say they disapprove of the governor and 37 percent strongly disapprove. A 27/54 percent approval rating means he is deeply underwater with a group that he's been courting since Day One.
It's no coincidence that he, and Ted Cruz, are spending so much time in heavily Hispanic areas such as San Antonio and the Rio Grande Valley. Abbott has gone to some lengths to pretend like SB 4 doesn't do what it actually does. After he signed the bill during a weird, hastily announced Facebook Live ceremony, he told Hispanic Texans that what they were hearing about SB 4 was "fear-mongering" and that the new law "does not pose any concern for anybody who's not a criminal." (A blatant and ridiculous lie defied by the plain text of the law.)
And, of course, he's been mentioning that his wife is Hispanic, as if his marriage to a person of color somehow proves that he can't support racist laws.
"Obviously, with my wife being the first Hispanic first lady of the state of Texas, I care very much about the Hispanic community," he said.
On the other hand, his approval rating among white people has reached new heights.
Forrest Wilder, a native of Wimberley, Texas, is the editor of the Observer.
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Tim Raines, Jeff Bagwell and Ivan Rodriguez elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
By Tribune news services
NEW YORK — Bags and Rock and Pudge are heading to Cooperstown.
After a vote that could prove to be a turning point how Steroids Era stars are viewed, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens could be joining them in the next few years.
Jeff Bagwell, Tim Raines and Ivan Rodriguez were elected to baseball's Hall of Fame on Wednesday, earning the honor as Trevor Hoffman and Vladimir Guerrero fell just short of the necessary 75 percent.
Bonds and Clemens, their careers tainted by allegations of steroids use, were passed over for the fifth straight year by the Baseball Writers' Association of America but each received a majority of votes for the first time.
"They were just awesome," Bagwell said. "Their demeanor, the way they went about their business, was just amazing, and I respect them."
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On the ballot for the seventh time after falling 15 votes short last year, Bagwell appeared on 381 of 442 ballots for 86.2 percent. Players needed 332 votes this year.
"Anxiety was very, very high," Bagwell said. "It's a weird thing to be a Hall of Famer. I wrote it on a ball tonight. It was kind of crazy, so it was cool."
In his 10th and final year of eligibility, Raines was at 380 (86 percent). He was just the fifth player elected in his final year of eligibility after Red Ruffing (1967), Joe Medwick (1968), Ralph Kiner (1975) and Jim Rice (2009).
"Last night was probably the worst night I've had out of the 10 years," Raines said. "I knew I was close, but I wasn't sure."
Raines started at 24.3 percent in 2008 and jumped from 55 percent in 2015 to 69.8 percent last year. He said modern metrics boosted his chances from days when voters considered primarily whether players had 3,000 hits, 500 homers or 300 wins.
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"I think social media played a big role," he said. "You've got these new stats. You've got WAR. You've all this stuff. People really didn't look at it back in the day. ... The more they looked, the better it turned out for me."
Rodriguez, at 45 the youngest current Hall member, received 336 votes (76 percent).
"I've been having trouble sleeping for three days," he said.
Rodriguez, the 52nd player elected in his first year of eligibility, joins Johnny Bench in 1989 as the only catchers voted in on their first ballot.
"Johnny Bench was my favorite player growing up," Pudge added.
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Hoffman was five votes short and Guerrero 15 shy.
"Falling short of this class is disappointing," Hoffman said in a statement. "I am truly humbled to have come so close. I hope to one day soon share a Hall of Fame celebration with my family, friends, teammates and all of San Diego."
Edgar Martinez was next at 58.6 percent, followed by Clemens at 54.1 percent, Bonds at 53.8 percent, Mike Mussina at 51.8 percent, Curt Schilling at 45 percent, Lee Smith at 34.2 percent and Manny Ramirez at 23.8 percent.
Players will be inducted July 30 during ceremonies at Cooperstown along with former Commissioner BudSelig and retired Kansas City and Atlanta executive JohnSchuerholz, both elected last month by a veterans committee. Some voters said the election ofSelig, who presided over the Steroids Era, transformed their view of whether tainted stars should gain entry to the Hall.
Bagwell was a four-time All-Star for Houston, finishing with a .297 batting average, 401 homers and 1,401 RBIs. Among 220 Hall of Fame players, he is the 50th whose entire big league career was with one club.
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Raines, fifth in career stolen bases, was a seven-time All-Star and the 1986 NL batting champion who compiled a .294 average and .385 on-base percentage. He spent 13 of 23 big league seasons with the Montreal Expos, who left Canada to become the Washington Nationals for the 2005 season, and joins Andre Dawson and Gary Carter as the only players to enter the Hall representing the Expos.
Rodriguez, a 14-time All-Star who hit .296 with 311 homers and 1,332 RBIs, was never disciplined for PEDs but former Texas teammate Jose Canseco alleged in a 2005 book that he injected the catcher with steroids. Asked whether he was on the list of players who allegedly tested positive for steroids during baseball's 2003 survey, Rodriguez said in 2009: "Only God knows."
Rodriguez displaced Pedro Martinez as the youngest of the record 74 living Hall members.
Bonds, a seven-time MVP who holds the season and career home run records, received 36.2 percent in in 2013 and jumped from 44.3 percent last year. Clemens, a seven-time Cy Young Award winner, rose from 45.2 percent last year.
"Barry Bonds was the best player I played against in my entire life," Bagwell said.
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A 12-time All-Star on the ballot for the first time, Ramirez was twice suspended for violating baseball's drug agreement. He helped the Boston Red Sox win World Series titles in 2004 and '07, the first for the franchise since 1918, and hit .312 with 555 home runs and 1,831 RBIs in 19 big league seasons.
Several notable players will join them in the competition for votes in upcoming years: Chipper Jones and Jim Thome in 2018, Mariano Rivera and Roy Halladay in 2019, and Derek Jeter in 2020.
Twelve players have been elected by the BBWAA in the past four years, the most over a span of that length since the first four ballots from 1936-39.
Lee Smith, who had 478 saves, got 34 percent in his final time on the ballot. Jorge Posada, Tim Wakefield and Magglio Ordonez were among the players who got under 5 percent and fell off future ballots.
Pete Rose, the career hits leader who has never appeared on a ballot because of a lifetime ban that followed an investigation of his gambling, received one write-in vote.
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Kawasaki Golf Classic cheque presented at Dirt Bike Show
November 2, 2014	Campaign, News, Press
In July over twenty teams comprising four players each competed in the Kawasaki Golf Classic at the Reading Golf Club in aid of The Forever Friends Appeal and former motocross rider, Mark Hucklebridge.
Diagnosed with terminal cancer, Hucklebridge was determined to add to the funds of Forever Friends, a charity that raises money for the Royal United Hospital in Bath, where Mark receives treatment.
Between chemotherapy sessions, Mark has successfully competed in a half marathon, hosted a fund raising event and auction at his local Marshfield motocross track and even been one of the four playing members of the MJ Church team at the golf event.
Brainchild of former Grand Prix motocross mechanic, Richard Metcalfe, who is manager of the Technical Department at Kawasaki Motors UK, the golf day attracted teams from across the south and west of the UK and, most especially, in the area around Chippenham where Mark and family are based.
Including a charity auction of one of Mark's Kawasaki KX500 racing machines on the prize giving evening, the event raised £10,000 in total.
Presented by Managing Director of Kawasaki Motors UK, Howard Dale, to Mark Hucklebridge and "Big Ted", the mascot of the Forever Friends appeal, at the annual Dirt Bike Show in Stoneleigh, Warks, the profile of Mark's charitable efforts has been raised even further.
Howard Dale commented, "Kawasaki has a long association with Mark Hucklebridge and when we heard about his illness and desire to raise funds for the Royal United Hospital we considered what we could do to help. Richard Metcalfe is well known in the off-road community and, with support from others at Kawasaki and the likes of Pete Plummer, Tim Chambers, Dave Thorpe, the Church family and Matt Bates, the event was justifiably popular and really enjoyable. We were delighted that it raised £10,000 and we wish Mark all the best in his new venture Friends of Huck that raises money for injured motocross riders."
Mark Hucklebridge added, "It was a great day, everyone enjoyed themselves and to raise such a huge sum is brilliant. My treatment is ongoing and it's nice to give some support for the Royal United Hospital and the fantastic work they do."
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When Matthew Malin and Andrew Goetz launched their eponymous skin care line in 2004, they had a mission: gentle yet effective skin care with a luxury bent. The clean white bottles and tubes that bore nothing but minimal pops of bright lettering gave the brand instant recognition. Twelves years later, they're in 15 countries with nine freestanding boutiques, including two that just recently opened in London. They're even in a song, "Return to the Moon," performed by El Vy, the National's Matthew Berninger's side band. Today being National Men's Grooming Day, what better time than to ask these two gents about their own habits and their take on how men's skin is different.
So, from where you guys stand, is men's skin different from women's?Matthew: it's a little oilier. Andrew: And a little thicker.
Weirdly enough, we always talk about men's and women's skin sort of being the same. And I always use the same analogy. If you had strep throat and you went to the doctor, the doctor would give you penicillin, but he wouldn't give one dosage for a woman and a different dosage for a man.A: Basically, biology is biology. Obviously, there are differences, but in terms of treatment and efficacy and age prevention, many of the same things are applicable. But men tend to be more oily and women need a little bit more hydration.
And men shave, so isn't it biologically thicker from all the exfoliating?M: Sure, but we've just taken a very middle of the road approach not too dissimilar to a bar of Neutrogena soap. We thought, what if we could create a luxury version of these staples that anyone could use without irritation? So that's really where we've lived. And we're 50/50-ish in terms of our customers. Our man we don't market to. He just comes. So 50 percent of our business is sort of like a gift in that respect. We have to work for a woman. We market unisex, but we speak to women because women are so much more knowledgeable and have so many more ideas and experience in skin care? Men are still evolving creatures in respect to skin care.
Speaking of evolving, let's talk about how you two evolved from childhood. What's your first grooming memory?M: My mother was a hairdresser, which was how my parents met. So, I remember my mother cutting my hair. Does that count?
That counts, but I'm going to keep pushing it. Did your father sit you down to teach you how to shave?
M: No. I do not remember that. A: My answer is going to drive Matthew crazy because he thinks I'm neurotic about it, but my mother was a huge proponent of the nail brush. I actually travel with a nail brush. I always bring one with me on trips. M: He does. Even with all the gardening he does, they're very clean.
My father used to get on my case all the time about my dirty nails as a kid.A: I mean, I remember other grooming memories of bad haircuts and things like that, but the nail brushing was something my mother told me. You should have at least one pair of good shoes and your nails should be clean.
If you could only bring one product with you, would it be your nail brush?A: That's a "Sophie's Choice" question. They are my babies.
You can bring three, and let's presume sunscreen is not needed.A: Toothbrush and floss, the dental things. Ok, and the nail brush. I'm a scrubber. What can I say?
And which of your products would you bring.M: I would bring our facial cleanser, facial moisturizer and our dandruff shampoo. Because I can't substitute those and I can get a toothbrush anywhere. A: Our serum. I love that product. Every day. It's my go-to.
What's your favorite smell in whole wide world? Not a fragrance. I'll start: I love gasoline, grass and fireplaces.M: I really do love rose. A: There's something about being a skier, but I love mountain air. That fresh, clean unadulterated scent. That's always evocative to me. I remember being in Vermont, in the mountains.
Ok, which male celebrity has good hair?M: I don't know his name, but the guy from "Mad Men." The silver haired guy. He's super handsome and he has great hair. A: I hate to say it, because I really dislike him, but Bradley Cooper. M: He does? I think of "American Hustle" when I think of him, with that fro. I know it wasn't his hair, but that's what I think of.
What's your favorite women's fragrance?A: I know Matthew's going to say he loves Frederic Malle, the rose one. M: I do love the Lipstick Rose. And I love Scent of a Woman.
You mean Portrait of a Lady? [Laughs]M: Yeah, that's what I meant! I love rose scents. I like anything rosy.
What fragrance did your mother wear?M: My mother wore a Ralph floral scent in a faceted bottle.
Safari? Oh, I loved Safari! What was your first fragrance?A: Paco Rabanne. My mother got it for me. I didn't know what to do with it. I remember the box, the bottle. M: I wore Drakkar Noir and I wore too much of it. I remember the Drakkar bottle very distinctly and I remember how it felt. Very sleek. It made me feel special to have it.
Ok, last one: What are you currently obsessed with?
A: I love "Gardener's Question Time" on BBC Radio 4 I listen to it on the train upstate. Every week, they go to a different garden somewhere in the United Kingdom. It's a crazy talk show and it's not meant to be funny, but it's hysterical. And I learn great gardening tips on top of it. M: I have recently started to become obsessed with anything James Perse. I bought a jacket at Barney's about a year ago and I wear it almost every single day, and then I bought some t-shirts and some pants and a sweater. Everything I buy from him fits me so nicely. And as I'm getting older and my body's changing, I feel like it hides all the things I want to hide and makes me look great.
Kind of like your skin care. Comfortable, gender-less and you feel great wearing it.A: You should be our spokesperson.


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Q: Generators for $K_1(A\otimes \mathbb{K})$ I've been working computing generator for several $C^*$-algebras involved in my Master's thesis, however I've got stucked with the generators of $K_1(C(\mathbb{T})\otimes\mathbb{K})$, which is in my opinion weird, since the stabilization of $C(\mathbb{T})$ is a fairly known algebra. This difficulty led me to the next question:
It is a well known fact that for every $C*$-algebra $A$ it holds true that
$$K_0(A)\cong K_0(A\otimes\mathbb{K})\quad\text{and}\quad K_1(A)\cong K_1(A\otimes \mathbb{K}).$$
The first isomorphism is actually induced by the map $a\mapsto a\otimes e_{11}$, where $e_{11}$ is a rank 1 projection in $\mathbb{K}$. This means that if we know what are some generators for $K_0(A)$, it would be possible to obtain the generator of $K_0(A\otimes \mathbb{K})$ using this result. It is however a bit trickier in the case of $K_1$, since the second isomorphism follows from a non constructive isomorphism given by the continuity over direct limits of the $K_1$-functor (at least this is the proof that I know).
Does anyone know how to get some generators for the group $K_1(A\otimes\mathbb{K})$ knowing the ones for $K_1(A)$ or could help me a little computing some generators for $K_1(C(\mathbb{T})\otimes\mathbb{K})$?

A: Fix a (minimal) projection $q$ in $\mathbb K$, and let $p=1_A\otimes q$.  Then the inclusion $p(A\otimes\mathbb K)p\hookrightarrow A\otimes\mathbb K$ induces an isomorphism on $K$-theory.  By virtue of $q$ being mininmal, we have $p(A\otimes\mathbb K)p\cong A$.  To simplify matters, let's assume $A$ is unital.  Then for $u\in M_n(A)$ a unitary, the image of $[u]\in K_1(A)$ under these isomorphisms is the class of $(1+(u-1)\otimes q)\otimes1_n$ in $M_n((A\otimes\mathbb K)^+)$.
For the case $A=C(\mathbb T)$, the element $z\in C(\mathbb T)$ given by $z(e^{i\theta})=e^{i\theta}$ generates $K_1(C(\mathbb T))\cong\mathbb Z$ (this can be seen in several ways), and thus
$1+(z-1)\otimes q$ generates $K_1(A\otimes\mathbb K)$.

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Q: Zipping a .txt file in Qt I have a simple application in Qt where the user enters data in a text file, which is then saved on desktop. After that I would like to be able to insert the .txt file in a .zip file.
I have tried to use QuaZIP with no success, it seems too complicated to understand.
Any help or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

A: Bugless archive library is pretty good.This is how you would add files to an archive.
bool addFilesToArchive(const QString& archiveName, const QStringList& fileNames, const QString& password )
{
    Archive a;
    a.setArchiveName( archiveName );

    if ( !password.isEmpty() )
    {
        a.setPassword( password );
    }

    return a.addFiles( fileNames );
}

For more checkout the library at http://www.bugless.co.uk/products/archive/archive.html

A: libkarchive from the KDE frameworks provides exactly this. It's not released as a standalone library yet, though, but you could grab it from kdelibs git, branch frameworks.
Alternatively, the bugless library is an option as well, indeed.


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NEP MARKS 19TH YEAR COVERING U.S OPEN
NEP's 16-trailer mobile compound supplies live feeds for most watched national and international tv networks.
With the completion of the 2013 U.S. Open golf tournament on June 16, NEP wraps its 19th successful year providing mobile broadcasting services for some of the world's most-watched television and cable networks. In addition to supplying the primary feed for Golf Channel on NBC's 19 hours of live coverage, NEP enabled production of Golf Channel's "Live from the U.S. Open" program. The massive NEP mobile compound also provided live feeds for several international broadcast partners.
On site at the Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Penn., NEP's U.S. Open broadcasting compound included 11 mobile units from the company's Supershooters and Corplex brands, for a total of 16 trailers. For Golf Channel on NBC, NEP deployed its ND3 (A, B, C, and D trailers) and ND4 (A, B, and C trailers) units, as well as its ESU unit, which served as a large distribution hub for many broadcasters in the compound. NEP Supershooters' SS16 and ST10 trucks provided feeds for Golf Channel, and NEP Corplex provided its Chromium, Nickel, Iridium, Zinc, Platinum, and Mercury units for several international feeds. In addition, NEP's Live Power division supplied two 600kw twin generators, one 200kw twin generator, and two 45kw generators.
At the 2013 U.S. Open, the NEP compound reflected its broadcasting clients' universal requirements for state-of-the-art technology and tapeless, all-digital recording, editing, and playout workflows. EVS media servers supported 44 digital record channels and 22 playback channels. NEP also provided four Chyron HyperX3 and two Vizrt on-air graphics systems, five Avid® edit suites, and X-Mo/Hyper X-Mo cameras to facilitate the networks' ultra-slow-motion playback.
As a tournament that travels to a different course every year, the U.S. Open presents interesting challenges for mobile broadcasters. Working together with its clients, NEP begins its planning at least a year in advance to identify the optimal camera locations on the course and to design a broadcast infrastructure that is compatible with the physical layout of the venue. For instance, since this year's tournament was played at a smaller course, the Merion Golf Club, the broadcasting compound had to be located on the driving range — and the players' practice area was relocated to another course two miles away. Since its broadcasting clients include coverage of player practice, NEP was able to arrange far in advance to install a 144-strand fiber link spanning the two-mile distance.
"This year's Open was one of the biggest golf events ever for NEP, requiring us to bring together three of our brands to deploy a massive amount of technology, infrastructure, technical management, and engineering expertise," said Ken Carpenter, technical manager, NEP. "There are really no other mobile broadcasting companies that can match our depth of resources, staff expertise, and ability to assemble such a complex infrastructure at a venue that changes yearly. That's why we continue to exceed the expectations of our clients and their viewers, year after year, for one of the golf world's biggest events."


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The Witches of Sweet Rock is my novel, the story of a group of friends going to school at Sweet Rock University, and the chaos that goes down in the span of one semester there.
This includes raising the dead, befriending a dragon, getting tattoos, exploring sexuality, dealing with internalized prejudice, and figuring out how to make passing grades while also partying on a beach every weekend. Oh, also there's a demon, but that's not until later.
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My latest drawing of Quinn
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The pro se claimant did not appear at oral argument. Notice also sent to Martin McQuillan, Esq., Januszewski, McQuillan & Denigris, 165 West Main St., New Britain, CT 06051.
The respondents were represented by David Kelly, Esq., Montstream & May, L.L.P., Salmon Brook Corporate Park, 655 Winding Brook Drive, P. O. Box 1087, Glastonbury, CT 06033-6087.
This Petition for Review from the August 20, 1997 Finding of Facts and Dismissal of the Commissioner acting for the First District was heard January 23, 1998 before a Compensation Review Board panel consisting of the Commission Chairman Jesse M. Frankl and Commissioners Donald H. Doyle, Jr., and Michael S. Miles.
JESSE M. FRANKL, CHAIRMAN. The pro se claimant has petitioned for review from the August 20, 1997 Finding of Facts and Dismissal of the Commissioner acting for the First District. He has filed no other documents in support of his appeal, which the respondents have moved to dismiss. Also, the petition for review itself was filed on September 5, 1997, which is more than ten days after notice of the August 20, 1997 decision was sent to the parties. Under § 31-301(a), that petition for review was late, and this board consequently lacks jurisdiction to consider the claimant's appeal. Freeman v. Hull Dye & Print, Inc., 39 Conn. App. 717, 720 (1995); Conaci v. Hartford Hospital, 36 Conn. App. 298, 303 (1994); Kulig v. Crown Supermarket, 3335 CRB-6-96-5 (Nov. 25, 1997). Therefore, we must order its dismissal.


Established in 1992 by Jan Meedom and Christian Rosén focusing on electronic music with an aim to have international success with local artists. Always dedicated to the electronic scene and dance music stirring up hits like Bob Marley vs. Funkstar De Luxe - "Sun Is Shining", Ida Corr vs. Fedde Le Grand - "Let Me Think About It" and Camille Jones vs. Fedde Le Grand - "The Creeps". Lifted Publishing (the publishing entity of Lifted House) is involved in songwriting on all levels and have scored many global and local cuts such as Aura - "I Will Love You Monday", Medina (four tracks), Ida Corr – "Let Me Think About It", Kato – "SJUS", Gerald G - "Dreaming on the Dancefloor", Soulmagic – "Someone Like You" and many others. Lifted Publishing is in a joint venture with ReverbXL (UK) and Reservoir Media Management (US) offering a unique service to our composers and writers.


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If you're looking for happiness as an entrepreneur, then you're probably barking up the wrong tree. JetBlue Airways has a new, fun short film, HumanKinda, exploring how little enjoyment we get out of our over-scheduled lives. The elusive feeling of happiness, though, seems inversely proportional to the time we set aside to create it. And business owners don't have a lot of time.
Instead, we should be looking for meaning in our lives, argues Dr. Christine Carter, the featured sociologist in HumanKinda and author of The Sweet Spot. I talked with Carter about how meaning leads to happiness, what tech does to our focus and why it may have been easier for our entrepreneurial ancestors to have balanced lives.


The vast majority of Black and Latino students in California are being subjected to a "segregated" community college system where very few transfer to four-year institutions, researchers charged Tuesday as they released three reports that shine light on the problem.
The entire system needs to be revamped, the researchers at UCLA's Civil Rights Project said, and new policies must be crafted that will lead to greater ethnic and racial parity.
Orfield is co-author of "Building Pathways to Transfer: Community Colleges that Break the Chain of Failure for Students of Color," one of three studies The Civil Rights Project released Tuesday to call for changes in California's community college system.
The reports were released as the state continues efforts already in place to improve outcomes for community college students.
In 2010, the state passed the Student Transfer Agreement Reform Act, which gives students who earn a newly designed California Community College associate degree eligibility for admission with junior standing into the California State University (CSU) system.
California Assemblyman Martin Block, chairman of the Higher Education Committee, called both efforts "a starting point" but expressed concern over recent "horrendous budget cuts" that have undermined higher education in general.
California leads the nation with a 21-percent increase in tuition last year.
"It's going to require bold and systemic solutions, not things that are just tweaking on the edges," Gándara said.
Among those problems, the UCLA researchers found, while nearly three-fourths of all Latino and two-thirds of all Black students who enroll in a post-secondary institution in California go to a community college, in 2010 both groups collectively represented only 20 percent of all transfers to four-year institutions.
This is due, Gándara said, to the fact that the pathways to the baccalaureate are being subjected to a segregated system in which a handful of community colleges that primarily serve White, Asian and middle-class students are responsible for the vast majority of transfers in the state.
"It's a facelift, and we need reconstruction," Orfield said, criticizing the report for what he said was its lack of attention to the issue of spaces for transfer students and transforming community colleges into places where students can earn a baccalaureate.
"We need to have more four-year colleges," Orfield said.
Asked what lies behind the lack of transfers among minority students, Orfield and Gándara attributed the problem to too many students arriving unprepared for college work, who must then take remedial courses that don't bear credit and thus lengthen the time for attaining a degree.
Orfield also blamed poor counseling for the lack of transfers, saying many students don't know how to make the transition from a two-year to a four-year college.
While the UCLA researchers were critical of the "Advancing Student Success in the California Community Colleges" report, a review of the 66-page report shows that it is rife with references to the transfer issue throughout and, at least on some levels, is just as critical of the status quo as were the UCLA researchers and calls for similar sweeping reform.
Efforts to reach members of the task force that drafted the report, including Jack Scott, Chancellor of the California Community Colleges, were not successful.
Editor's Note: Dr. Gary Orfield, co-director of the Civil Rights Project, has been named a 2012 recipient of the Dr. John Hope Franklin Award that is sponsored by Cox, Matthews and Associates, the publisher of Diverse: Issues In Higher Education and DiverseEducation.com. The award recognizes individuals and organizations whose contributions to higher education are consistent with the highest standards of excellence.


Wrestle as your favorite WCW wrestlers in either the ring, or take the match out to the backstage area!. Also includes a create a wrestler mode and a feature to unlock pay-per view events. Also includes commentary by Tony Schivonne and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan.


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The Ultimate Queen Celebration avec Marc Martel
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Marc Martel is back at Le Capitole four years after his unforgettable visit with Queen Extravaganza in the winter and summer of 2013. Marc not only sounds dead-on like Freddie Mercury, but he is renowned worldwide as he channels the voice and the heart-and-soul Freddie poured into every song he performed. He will perform this time around with the production THE ULTIMATE QUEEN CELEBRATION.
Queen's Roger Taylor and Brian May handpicked singer Marc Martel to take on the lead vocals for their Queen tribute band known as Queen Extravaganza. If that is not a personal endorsement for this amazing artist, then we're not sure what is.
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Port Singapore társasjáték - Magyarország társasjáték keresője! A társasjáték érték!
A Port Singapore egy kiváló társasjáték, 2 - 4 játékos részére, az átlagos játékidő rövidebb, csak 1 óra. A játékmenet erősen épít a fogd és vidd és az aukció/licit mechanizmusokra.
In Port Singapore you are paid by the load. So your team of grunts better work hard for you. But making money should not be too hard, this is the busiest port in the world.
The Port Singapore board is divided into bays. Next to the board lie the ships that need to be loaded. Each ship has a hold that needs to line up with one of your bays before you can get your grunts to load the goods (barrels). Along the back of the board is a track on which 4 action cubes sit. On your turn you pick up one of the cubes, do the action, then slide all the cubes forward putting your cube at the end. Cubes usually have a cost involved in choosing them, but they get cheaper the farther they move down from the top of the track. The actions on the faces vary from cube to cube, you may only take the action shown on the top face of the cube when you choose it.
Heave ho. Pull a ship along the wharf or send full ships off and get new ships to load. Good for annoying players who may be about to load or bringing a ship to your warehouse bay.
Union meeting. Shuffle you grunts around the wharf and roll one of the action cubes for a random result.
Do business. This gets goods in your ware house to load or lets you hire grunts to do your loading.
Load a ship. Move one load per grunt into a ship's hold opposite to your warehouses.
Take a bribe. Helps you get things done.
The Payoff. Pay one of your opponent's grunts to simply go home for the day.
Brawl. Cause a ruckus in the bay next to one of your bays, good for disrupting opponents.
The game ends when the barrels in the supply run low (depending on the number of players). The player who has made the most money wins.


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#MeToo v. Kavanaugh
Sep 20, 2018 by Nick Stella	in Politics
Last week, Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh joined an ever growing list of public figures accused of sexual assault. Over the weekend, Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) referred a letter she received from Congresswoman Anna Eshoo (D-CA). This letter came from one of Rep. Eshoo's constituents and describes in detail an alleged sexual assault committed by Brett Kavanaugh when he was 17 years old.
The senior Senator from California has held the letter since the middle of the summer, waiting for the most opportune time to release it and disrupt the confirmation. Just last week when the hearings ended, there seemed to be little Democrats could do to save the highest court from a 5-4 conservative majority.
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA), Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, is eager to continue the nomination process. Despite this, both Judge Kavanaugh and his accuser, Professor Christine Blasey Ford, have been invited to testify in front of the Committee. Now it appears that the GOP, and their media apparatus, is playing defense. Fox News has began running stories that are meant to tarnish the reputation of Dr. Ford and bolster public opinion of Kavanaugh.
Prior to these allegations being made public, it appeared as though Kavanaugh would receive votes from a handful of red state Democrats to push him through. Now Senators Joe Donnelly (D-IN), Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) and Joe Manchin (D-WV) are calling for the Judiciary Committee to investigate these allegations.
Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation faces an existential threat for which the GOP and Trump Administration had not accounted. The deciding factor in whether or not Judge Kavanaugh serves a lifelong term on the nation's highest court is the vote of a handful of moderate Republicans.
Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) said on Monday that if Kavanaugh lied when he denied these allegations that it would be "disqualifying." Collins isn't alone in her uneasiness, a handful of GOP Senators have called for a delayed vote and investigation into the allegations. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), stated that a delay in the vote may be necessary "…if there are more questions that need to be asked and answered, then I think it would be appropriate to allow for that time."
Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ), a sitting member of the Judiciary Committee, also released a statement prior to the announcement that the Committee's vote would be postponed. He felt "not comfortable" proceeding without hearing Professor Blasey Ford's story and looking deeper into the allegations. Senator Bob Corker (R-TN), another retiring senator, released a similar statement.
The outcome of Kavanaugh's confirmation vote will be largely influenced by how journalists cover it. The prior statements are important to note, showing that members of both parties are taking the allegation and its consequences seriously. While Senators on both sides of the aisle are speaking out to delay the vote and investigate the allegations, conservative outlets like Fox News are already attacking Ford's credibility and attempting to sway public opinion against her.
Fox News published an article on Tuesday in which they framed a quote from Senator Feinstein in a manner which makes Ford's claims appear false. When explaining that the Republicans, as the majority party, are responsible for contacting Ford and Kavanaugh, Feinstein said that she cannot say whether or not the allegations are truthful. Instead of reporting that Feinstein believes the incident should be investigated but that innocence is presumed until guilt is proven, the network made it appear that Feinstein questioned the validity herself.
Fox News also ran a segment in which two former girlfriends of the SCOTUS nominee defended him. Instead of investigating the allegations from one woman who says Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her, the network invited two women to say that Kavanaugh did not sexually assault them. The segment then references a letter of support signed by 65 women who knew Kavanaugh in high school and vouched for his character. Fox News fails to mention the letter signed by hundreds of alumni from Kavanaugh's high school in support of Ford.
The Kavanaugh confirmation process has hit its rockiest point and is now at risk of failing. The deciding votes will come from moderate Republicans who have called for an investigation into the accusations. Between now and the actual vote, conservative media outlets are stirring the pot and printing headlines that discredit Ford and defend Kavanaugh.
Tagged with: #MeToo, Anna Eshoo, Brett Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford, Chuck Grassley, confirmation hearing, Dianne Feinstein, Heidi Heitkamp, investigation, Jeff Flake, Joe Donnelly, Joe Manchin, Judiciary Committee, Lisa Murkowski, SCOTUS, Sexual Assault, Supreme Court, Susan Collins, trial, US Senate
About the author Nick Stella
Nick is a junior studying Politics and International Affairs at Wake Forest University. Over the past summer, Nick interned with his state senator at home in NJ, and pursued research on the opioid crisis in South Jersey. His interests are in US electoral politics reporting and public policy.


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Know By Heart Tells A Story Of Rekindled Friendship Explored Through Mini-Games
Heading to PC in Q2 2021, Know By Heart is a story of childhood friendship and embracing adulthood.
Source: PR
Behind the creepy as hell Pathologic 2, Ice-Pick Lodge will be bringing Know By Heart to the PC this year, a tale of rekindling friendship and accepting loss.
Playing as Misha, you're stuck in a dead-end job until an early crush returns to town. This is the catalyst for a group of friends to get back together and rebuild bridges, but there's a history that threatens this reunion.
In some ways a coming of age story, slightly reversed, it's about coming to terms with adulthood by accepting the past and moving on. Know By Heart is set in a quiet Russian town where 'echoes of the Soviet era can still be seen and heard'.
Why does it always rain on me? Source: PR
A somewhat brief adventure, the game features many atmospheric mini-games, and each gaming element from the story through to the music plays an important role in this tale of friendship and moving on with one's life.
~5 hours of sentimental adventure
The atmosphere of a post-Soviet provincial town at the turn of the century
An emotional plot with non-linear elements and several endings
Game mechanics representing thoughts and memories of the protagonist
A collection of evocative mini-games
Piano soundtrack composed in modern neoclassical style
How about a trailer?
Know By Heart is scheduled for a released on PC in Q2 2021.
In this article:adventure, Ice Pick Lodge, indie, Know By Heart, narrative, news, PC, story, third-person


4k00:21Camera inspects the surface of a pond (lake). The water surface is partially opened from the ice. Clouds and sky reflected in the surface of the water. Red sun is at sunset. Spring Sunny evening.
4k00:12Fishing rod against the sunset. A beautiful calm evening at Loutraki in Greece.
4k00:13Timelapse Sunrise on Hang Tai Vinh Hy, Ninh Hy, Vietnam as the sun radiating aura prepared horizon to catch a beautiful new day.


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Sharon is a town in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 17,612 at the 2010 census. Sharon is part of Greater Boston, about 17 miles (27 km) southwest of downtown Boston. The first settled as part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1637, was deemed the 2nd precinct of Stoughton in 1740. It was established as the district of Stoughtonham on June 21, 1765, incorporated as the Town of Stoughtonham on August 23, 1775, and was named Sharon on February 25, 1783, after Israel's Sharon plain, due to its high level of forestation. Several towns in New England were given this name. Part of Stoughtonham went to the new town of Foxborough on June 10, 1776. During the American Revolution, the townspeople of Sharon made cannonballs and cannons for the Continental Army at a local foundry.
Carpentry in Sharon MA
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Q: How to make more secure login system with codeigniter? I want to make more secure login system with codeigniter. I can make simple one with this example.
http://www.codefactorycr.com/login-with-codeigniter-php.html
But problem here is that with the example I can have direct access to "check_database" method from url address. But I want to prevent it. So if user tries to get access to the method he will be redirected to login or welcome page. Please note that I might have more than 10 methods. I don't want to configure them one by one. Do you have any solution?

A: Using a private function won't work.
If you read the manual you can see you need to write the function with an _ before the function name.
So function check_database() becomes function _check_database()
read here
http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/general/controllers.html#private

A: Include just after the method opening:
if (!$this->input->post())
  redirect('somewherelse!');

So if there is nothing as POST request, someone trying to access it directly from URL.

If might have more than 10 methods...

If all methods should just receive POST requests, then put it on __construct(), something like:
function __construct(){
  parent::__construct();

  if (!$this->input->post())
    redirect('somewherelse!');
}

Alternatively you could make a custom library, which could have a CodeIgniter reference to use database, and there make all the login business, returning just true or false on logged status.

A: Use Private Functions. These wont be accessible via URL & will be hidden from public access


Marvelous yet fragile: When do disabilities become disabling?
On behalf of The Grey Law Firm, PC posted in disability claim denial on Thursday, September 15, 2016.
The human condition is marvelous yet fragile. Very recently, for example, athletes such as Usain Bolt, Michael Phelps and Simone Biles dazzled the world with Olympic heroics.


CNIPT Caracal - National Folklore Festival "DE DOR DE PRIMAVARA"
In 2005, the folklore festival "Because we miss spring" started as a partnership with Radio Romania Craiova, the festival being divided into the following two sections: vocal singer and instrumentalist folk music player, while targeting secondary school children and high school teenagers, all of them aged 12 to 18. Competitors from Caracal and neighboring places participated in the first editions of the festival, but later it also started addressing competitors from other counties in Romania.
The main objective of the organizers of "Because we miss spring" is to identify and recruit as many children and teenagers as possible, from all around the country, whose interpretative talent of Romanian folklore has been revealed and, at the same time, the festival can turn into the starting point of their musical career.


Audi is known to all. Its car concepts and design has become so popular, that people wait for its new release every year. However, the good news is for the movie and the car lovers, the new science-fiction movie Ender's Game is expected to release soon, in which the actors like Ben Kingsley and Harrison Ford would be working. The story theme is all about the tech word, in which Audi is looking forward to enter this film.
The movie is all about the computer generate effects which have been put here to bring the life in it. It has requested the Audi motors o soon launch the amazing designed for the future car. For simply the designing concept, the motors have been given $17.2-million investment. It is a huge investment in the movie for which so many expectations are there. The movie is based on the science fiction or the novel which hopes justifies the story.
The team is simply experienced and amazing and has been producing the nine production facilities all over the world.
Looking at the amazing movie story, the motives have finally agrees to design the car with the help of Bjorn wehrli who with his wide years of experience will surprise the viewer to see the car simpler like the road car of the century.
To know more about the car deigns and its concept, you can certainly look for the video about it. In the video, you will get to know about how the car was designed and how it would look in the real world. This would certainly attack so many movie lovers and car lovers to watch the movie.


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Teacher Charged with Terroristic Threats against Student
By Kamika Dunlap on November 17, 2009 1:55 PM
A Georgia high school teacher is under suspicion of making terroristic threats against one of his students, and has been accused of attempting to place a hit on the 16 year-old boy.
Randolph Forde, a 10th-grade special education teacher at Mundy's Mill High School in Clayton County, was arrested last month on suspicion of trying to persuade another student to kill a 16 year-old, the Associated Press reports.
He could lose his job.
Officials are investigating claims that Forde threatened the student after asking him whether he was gay.
Forde was arrested and charged with making terroristic threats against the 16-year-old student.
Attorney Terance Madden represents the student and said Forde pulled him from class and asked if he was gay. Madden said the student became angry at the suggestion and the next day the two had a verbal altercation
The teacher also threatened to hit him in the mouth and asked another student to put a hit on the boy, Madden said.
The student's mother, Marcia Killebrew, said her son came home frightened when he found out. Police say the teacher held up a piece of paper with the alleged victim's name on it, indicating he'd placed a hit on the boy.
Forde was previously arrested in October. He was released on a $16,000 bond and ordered to stay away from the student.
Forde also was put on paid administrative leave and is scheduled to attend an employment hearing on possible disciplinary action after Thanksgiving.
Forde's attorney, Borquaye Thomas said he was joking and the incident was blown out of proportion.
In an interview with the Atlanta Journal Constitution the victim's mother said "[a] child's sexuality is never a teacher's business."
"I feel like the man was being extremely inappropriate," she added.
Forde's attorney, said students said his client often plays around with students and everyone knew he joking about the reference to a hit.
According to the police report, the teacher wrote the victim's name on a note and showed it to another student on the school bus.
Forde's attorney said his client asked the student about being gay after he saw the boy dancing inappropriately with another male student in class.
Did Clayton teacher threaten student over being gay? (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Randolph Forde, 10th Grade Teacher at Georgia High School, Accused of Putting Hit on Student (The Hinterland Gazette)
Criminal Law News (provided by Law Offices of Troy G. Broussard, J.D.)
Bail Bond Overview (provided by Berman & Russo, Attorneys at Law)


As a drug improving energy metabolism, deproteinized calf blood extract has received wide attention due to its efficacy in nervous system. Currently, it is mainly used to treat brain disease, nervous system disease, vascular disease, ulcer, burn, radiation injury and eye disease.
Developed by Jaeger KH with membrane filtering technology, deproteinized calf blood extract is the deproteinized blood extract of new- born calf with a relative molecular mass of less than 6000 dalton. Since the 1960s, deproteinized calf blood extract has been marketed all over the world.
Recently, nervous system drug has reported a stable growth. Among the TOP500 drugs in the seven big markets, nervous system drug reported a sales value of USD 43.286 billion with a year- on- year growth of 3% in 2013. Brain system drug, in particular, has undergone a downturn in global market. However, as people become increasingly aware of the pathogenesis and clinical pharmacology of neurologic diseases, the market of neurologic drug has grown fast in China. As a leading neurologic drug, deproteinized calf blood extract has reported a large sales in China. By the end of August 2015, there are 18 manufacturers of deproteinized calf blood extract and deproteinized calf blood extract injection, 3 manufactures of deproteinized calf blood extract ophthalmic gel and 1 manufacturer of deproteinized calf blood extract capsule.
According to this market survey, the sales value of deproteinized calf blood extract in sample hospitals reached about CNY 1.2 billion and CAGR during the period of 2005- 2014 surpassed 30%. Jinzhou Ahon Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd, Heilongjiang Jiangshi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd, Harbin Sanctity Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd, Jilin Connell Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd and Wuhan Humanwell Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd occupy the market, among which Jinzhou Ahon Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd had the largest market share of about 71% for sales value in 2014.
The market size of deproteinized calf blood extract in China is expected to keep growing in next few years.


Running a Youth Basketball Tournament - From Start to Finish! We give you all the information you need to run a youth basketball tournament successfully - you get schedules, brackets, how to finance, how to organize, concessions, set up of the gym, how to get gym space, sponsors, contests, tournament programs, checklists, and over 145+ forms to help your tournament run smoothly. Get your copy now! You should receive your download link immediately after your payment clears (within the hour). If for some reason you do not receive your download link, please contact us and we will take care of any issue ASAP!
Motion Offenses for Youth Basketball is a valuable "Interactive" instructional tool for youth basketball coaches. Teach the fundamentals that your players will need to not only run a motion offense, but to also understand why a motion offense is used. A must have for youth coaches. Information includes - Teaching Principles of The Motion Offense / 1-4 Set / 1-2-2 Set / Basic Motion Offense Teaching Points / 1-2-2 Set / 1-2-2 Quick Hitter Plays / Regular Motion / A Basic Motion Offense / Pick and Roll Plays / Drills for Motion Offenses and more. Packed with video clips, pictures, diagrams, and helpful forms! "Read" the information in the booklet – then "View" the demonstrations on the Video Clips using the links. An excellent "Interactive" instructional tool, resource, and reference for youth basketball coaches. You get all this information for one low price of $4.95 Can't beat this price for this much information! Download your copy of Motion Offenses for Youth Basketball Now! You should receive your download link immediately after your payment clears (within the hour). If for some reason you do not receive your download link, please contact us and we will take care of any issue ASAP!
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Ball Handling / Dribbling Drills for Youth Basketball. All you will ever need to develop your players' ball handling skills fast. Includes over 80+ Basic and Advanced Ball Handling / Dribbling drills, Coaching Tips / Teaching Points, and Notes on the basics and fundamentals of ball handling. All on one booklet! Packed with pictures, diagrams, video clips, and helpful forms! "View" the Ball Handling / Dribbling demonstrations on the Video Clips using the links. An excellent "Interactive" instructional tool, resource, and reference for youth basketball coaches and players. You get all this information for one low price of $2.95 Can't beat this price for this much information! Get your copy of Ball Handling / Dribbling Drills for Youth Basketball Now! You should receive your download link immediately after your payment clears (within the hour). If for some reason you do not receive your download link, please contact us and we will take care of any issue ASAP!
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Zone Offenses for Youth Basketball is a valuable "Interactive" instructional tool for youth basketball coaches. This informative booklet includes - Teaching Principles of the Zone Offense / Adding Cutters and Screens / Basic Zone Offense Teaching Points / Offense vs. a 1-3-1 Defense / Offense to Hit 3-pointers / Variations for Zone Offenses / Delay of Game Plays. Packed with pictures, diagrams, video clips, and helpful forms! "Read" the information in the booklet – then "View" the demonstrations on the Video Clips using the links. An excellent "Interactive" instructional tool, resource, and reference for youth basketball coaches. You get all this information for one low price of $4.95 Can't beat this price for this much information! Get your copy of the Zone Offenses for Youth Basketball Now! You should receive your download link immediately after your payment clears (within the hour). If for some reason you do not receive your download link, please contact us and we will take care of any issue ASAP!
Youth Basketball "Cheat Sheets Bundle"
The AVCSS Youth Basketball Cheat Sheets Bundle is a valuable "Interactive" reference tool for youth basketball coaches. First, the Basketball Cheat Sheet includes a full court diagram and basic information on the different court areas, and general information on ball handling, triple threat, passing, best places to trap on the court, man to man defense, zone offense tips, shooting and passing, and many other aspects of the game all on one "quick reference" file. Next our Referee Cheat Sheet is a valuable reference tool for coaches. This informative Cheat Sheet includes a pictures of all the most common referee signals, some myths, a few video clips, and general information on the subject of basketball officials. Finally we have our 3 on 2 – 2 on 1 "Cheat Sheet" which demonstrates how to properly execute the most popular, most effective drill used by youth basketball coaches today. This informative Cheat Sheet includes simplified drawings, instructions, and a Video Clip of the drill all on one "quick reference" file. "Read" the information on the Cheat Sheets – then "View" the demonstrations on the Video Clips using the links. These are excellent "Interactive" reference tools and resources for youth basketball coaches. Download your copy of the AVCSS Youth Basketball Cheat Sheets Bundle Now! You should receive your download links immediately after your payment clears (within the hour). If for some reason you do not receive your download links, please contact us and we will take care of any issue ASAP!