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JEREMY ALFORD Courier Capitol Correspondent
BATON ROUGE -- Gov. Kathleen Blanco signed a bill into law Monday that creates an oversight panel for hurricane protection, coastal restoration and flood protection.
The new law, however, gained notoriety during the recently completed special session for granting the state partial control over south Louisiana's levee boards.
Senate Bill 71 by Sen. Reggie Dupre, D-Bourg, creates the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, which Blanco said will serve as the state's guiding light in coming years on a variety of coastal issues.
Among other duties, it will be charged with prioritizing coastal-restoration projects and allocating federal money related to such undertakings.
One funding mechanism can be found in a sister bill by Dupre, Senate Bill 27. It's a constitutional amendment that should face voters sometime next year and would dedicate additional offshore royalties -- if they should ever be assigned by Congress -- for levee construction and maintenance.
Most notably, the new authority can overtake a levee board if the entity fails to meet certain criteria, as well as seize its money and take any other appropriate action, according to the law.
The authority also splits the 12 existing coastal-levee districts into three categories. Locally, Region 2 includes the Atchafalaya Levee District, Lafourche Basin Levee District, Terrebonne Levee and Conservation District and South Lafourche Levee District.
The authority's membership is expected to be crafted by January, based on the following appointments:
Executive assistant to the governor for coastal activities.
Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources.
Secretary of the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries .
Secretary of the Department of Environmental Quality.
Secretary of the Department of Transportation and Development.
Secretary of the Department of Economic Development.
Commissioner of Administration.
Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry.
Commissioner of Insurance.
Three presidents from each of the levee boards' districts.
Two members selected by the Police Jury Association -- one from a parish west of the Atchafalaya River and another from the east side.
The chair of the Governor's Advisory Commission on Coastal Protection, Restoration and Conservation.
The director of the state Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.
Chairman of the Senate Natural Resources Committee.
Chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee.
Chairman of the Senate Transportation, Highways and Public Works Committee.
Chairman of the House Transportation Committee.
A senator who represents a portion of the coastal area, appointed by the president of the Senate.
A representative who represents a portion of the coastal area, appointed by the Speaker of the House.
Officials could designate a representative to serve in their place.
Another bill by Sen. Walter Boasso, R-Chalmette, would have created a super board of sorts for levee districts in the southeastern corner of the state. In theory, each geographic section would be watching out for its own. No person -- or politician -- would be in sole control.
The bill failed to gain enough votes in the House, but the concept seemed to have garnered enough momentum to be brought back up again in a second special session the governor is expected to call as early as January.
None of the bills that passed during the recently ended special session are expected to be vetoed.
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Speaking Volumes: The One About Pinter
The audience had been queuing for an hour in order to hear Harold Pinter speak at Edinburgh. This was 2002; the Iraq invasion was in progress and phrases like "freedom-loving people" and "axis of evil" were the common currency of the day.
Pinter had just recovered from major surgery for cancer of the oesophagus, and written a poem—Cancer Cells—to celebrate, his first published poem in decades. We expected him to speak about his fight with cancer, which he did, eloquently and movingly. And then he moved on to the matter of the US war in Iraq, and made his strong opposition perfectly clear. Pinter likened Tony Blair's plans to bomb Iraq to an act of "premeditated murder". He spoke of the war as an exercise in power, he spoke of the silence and acceptance that greeted the ritualised killing of people outside the "Western world" and he said: "I could be a bit of a pain in the arse. Since I've come out of my cancer, I must say I intend to be even more of a pain in the arse."
In the three years since his Edinburgh comeback, Pinter has kept that promise. He has heckled Bush and Blair, campaigned against the war, and written cheerfully obscene poetry slamming the US army's tactics in Iraq.
This record has helped many see the 2005 Nobel, awarded to Pinter last week, as one of the most politically charged decisions in the history of the literature Prize. The Nobel announcement was delayed by a week; there was speculation that the Academy was considering Orhan Pamuk, the Turkish writer who's in trouble for speaking out against the Armenian genocide. (Turkey officially refuses to accept that the mass killings of Armenians occurred on the scale on which Pamuk and other observers point to, and refuses to call those murders genocide.) There is now much speculation, as one commentator put it, that this year's Prize is a rebuke to America, an anti-US Nobel.
To see the Prize simply as a politically correct decision would be to overlook Pinter's work. That would be naïve: I cannot see how you could possibly look at this century in theatre—and film—and ignore Harold Pinter's contribution. (He would probably be amused to know that in Calcutta theatre troupes, a standard stage direction was: "Aaro Pinteresque deen, dada!", meaning that more Pinteresque pauses were necessary.)
His first two plays, The Room and The Birthday Party , were ahead of their time. Their themes would eventually become familiar, much-imitated cliches of the stage—the damage that families inflict on each other, the struggle for power in everyday domestic life, the power of obsession, violence and the erotic, all of this presented by a man who had a gift for listening to the silences that lie between the lines. The Birthday Party ran for just a week, initially, before being taken off, and Pinter tells of how he met an usher on his way to one of the last performances. She asked who he was; he said he was the author. "Oh, are you?" she said. "Oh, you poor darling."
The late Samuel Beckett, who greeted his Nobel Prize with dismay rather than Pinter's expletive-laden exclamation of delight, had rather less trouble than those early audiences in recognising his younger colleague's talent. He and Pinter met often; I would have liked to have been a fly on the wall when Edward Albee, Beckett and Pinter spent a long evening in a pub discussing the Marquis de Sade—the three great chroniclers of the absurdities of modern times on the life of the sensualist who took the pursuit of pleasure to lengths beyond the absurd. Pinter sent Beckett his plays, in typescript, and Beckett reserved a special place in his library for Pinter's dedication copies.
Pinter's plays, from The Room to Ashes to Ashes and Remembrances of Things Past are still performed today. If you've seen the film versions of The Comfort of Strangers, The French Lieutenant's Woman, The Trial or The Last Tycoon , to name just a few of his adaptations, you know that he is also one of the greatest screenplay writers of our time.
What I'm looking at is not the work, or the man, but at his signature: Harold Pinter, scrawled in a bold, unwavering hand right across the page, the letters large and uncompromising. That signature, the mark of the author, the political protestor, the man who refuses to back down, is scrawled all across the 20th century.
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Python Codon Adaptation Index
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An implementation of [Sharp and Li's 1987
formulation](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC340524/pdf/nar00247-0410.pdf)
of the [codon adaption
index](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codon_Adaptation_Index).

Installation
------------

This module is available from PyPI and can be downloaded with the
following command:

    $ pip install CAI

To install the latest development version:

    $ pip install git+https://github.com/Benjamin-Lee/CodonAdaptationIndex.git

Quickstart
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Finding the CAI of a sequence is easy:

    >>> from CAI import CAI
    >>> CAI("ATG...", reference=["ATGTTT...", "ATGCGC...",...])
    0.24948128951724224

Similarly, from the command line:

    $ CAI -s sequence.fasta -r reference_sequences.fasta
    0.24948128951724224

Determining which sequences to use as the reference set is left to the
user, though the [HEG-DB](http://genomes.urv.cat/HEG-DB/) is a great
resource of highly expressed genes.

Contributing and Getting Support
--------------------------------

If you encounter any issues using CAI, feel free to [create an
issue](https://github.com/Benjamin-Lee/CodonAdaptationIndex/issues).

To contribute to the project, please [create a pull
request](https://github.com/Benjamin-Lee/CodonAdaptationIndex/pulls).
For more information on how to do so, please look at GitHub's
[documentation on pull
requests](https://help.github.com/articles/about-pull-requests).

Citation
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Lee, B. D. (2018). Python Implementation of Codon Adaptation Index.
*Journal of Open Source Software, 3* (30), 905.
[<https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00905>](https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00905)
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    @article{Lee2018,
      doi = {10.21105/joss.00905},
      url = {https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00905},
      year  = {2018},
      month = {oct},
      publisher = {The Open Journal},
      volume = {3},
      number = {30},
      pages = {905},
      author = {Benjamin D. Lee},
      title = {Python Implementation of Codon Adaptation Index},
      journal = {Journal of Open Source Software}

Contact
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I'm available for contact at
[<benjamin_lee@college.harvard.edu>](mailto:benjamin_lee@college.harvard.edu).

Reference
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Sharp, P. M., & Li, W. H. (1987). The codon adaptation index--a measure
of directional synonymous codon usage bias, and its potential
applications. *Nucleic Acids Research*, 15(3), 1281–1295.

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Tag: Craig Dix
Crew Spotlight: Emily Dix
Emily Dix is directing, producing, designing and stage managing HIS GIRL FRIDAY – learn more in her #crewspotlight.
Emily Dix is the Artistic Executive Director of Bygone Theatre, and is directing, stage managing, designing and producing His Girl Friday. Emily has produced all of Bygone's shows and directed 5 of the 6, with this now being her 7th.
Bio: Emily Dix is a Toronto based theatre artist, a "jack of all trades" who has worked as a director, producer, stage manager, set & costume designer and performer. In 2008 she moved to the city to attend UofT and quickly became involved with companies on campus, like Victoria College Drama, the UC Follies, St. Mike's Drama and Hart House Theatre. In 2012, she founded Bygone Theatre, a company which she still runs today as the Artistic Executive Director. Emily has worked as a producer for Theatre 20 and as the assistant producer at Tarragon Theatre, as well as a production assistant for Poculi Ludique Societas, the PR Manager for the Social Capital Theatre, and numerous other freelance positions. In addition to her work in theatre, Emily is a vintage lover and avid collector. She owns an Etsy shop, Tucked Away Antiques, that specializes in small vintage items and digital downloads. Emily has also dabbled in design, making web sites and posters for local artists. For past credits and more information, visit her website, www.emilydix.com.
What made you want to mount His Girl Friday?
While not a conscious decision, I realized that all of the shows Bygone had mounted so far were either dramas, or at the very least rather dark comedies. I never intended for us to stick to style like that so when I was planning our 2016/17 season I knew I wanted a comedy. I had a list of several that had caught my eye, but one day I stumbled across a list of films that were currently in the public domain, and couldn't believe His Girl Friday was one of them! I was going to write the adaptation myself, but my uncle, Craig Dix, had recently sent me a radio of script of his he'd done, so I asked him if he'd like to do it, and the answer was an enthusiastic "yes". It's a great story, with a large and diverse cast, strong female lead AND in the public domain – how could I not want to put it on?
What do you love about the show?
It really is very funny. I love the fast-paced dialogue and the opportunity for cheesy, over-the-top humour. While there are certainly complications with having such a large cast, I did want to be able to include a lot of people, so the size of it appeals to me as well. Plus, I love stories that include a great romance, without it being the central part of the story. It keeps things endearing but not sappy, and makes for a plot everyone can enjoy.
Which role – director, producer, designer, stage manger – have you found most challenging? Why?
I think with this one, I'd have to say director, simply because of the size of the cast. While I did the first round of auditions very early December, it took a very long time to get everything cast; I'm glad I held out for the right actors, but it has been stressful not having the whole group. As producer, it's always stressful because there is a lot of money on the line, but I feel like I've done it enough by now that I have a pretty solid idea of what it takes, and just look at past show reports to calm myself when I start worrying about whether we'll be able to make rent.
What has been the most rewarding part of the process so far?
Seeing the advances the cast has made. Like I said, big show, lots of fast-talking dialogue, it's not an easy play. It's exhausting, especially for the leads. But I've got an amazingly talented cast, and every rehearsal they're leaps and bounds above where they were before, so it's super fun and rewarding to see them get comfortable in their roles and play with a lot of the silliness that is there in the script. It's going to be a funny show.
Why should people come and see the show?
It's so much fun. Fast-paced, goofy, it'll have you laughing and on the edge of your seat. Not to mention we've got a huge cast, so if you're in the local theatre scene, chances are you know someone involved! Come out and support Toronto Theatre.
Sadly, it's a very limited engagement, just one weekend. So there are only 5 chances for the public to come and see the show; Thursday March 2, 8:00pm; Friday March 3, 8:00pm; Saturday March 4, 2:00pm and 8:00pm; Sunday March 5, 2:00pm. We encourage you to buy your tickets in advance, which can be done through the Native Earth box office, at www.nativeearth.ca/hisgirlfriday. Hope to see you there!
Author BygoneTheatrePosted on February 24, 2017 February 24, 2017 Categories Bygone Shows, Cast/Crew SpotlightTags comedy, costume, Craig Dix, designer, dial m for murder, director, Doubt, Emily Dix, graphic design, His Girl Friday, Kill Sister Kill, movie, Poculi Ludique Societas, producer, props, Rope, set, stage manager, Tarragon Theatre, Theatre 20, Vaudeville Revue, Wait Until Dark1 Comment on Crew Spotlight: Emily Dix
AUDITIONS – His Girl Friday
Bygone Theatre is holding auditions for its March production of HIS GIRL FRIDAY, running March 2-5, 2017. Directed by Emily Dix.
This is a non-union, profit-share production.
Screenplay by Charles Lederer
Based on the play "The Front Page" by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur
Adapted for the stage & additional dialogue by Craig Dix
Aki Studio, Daniel Spectrum, 585 Dundas St. E., Toronto
Wheelchair Accessible | General Admission
This iconic screwball comedy tells the tale of Walter Burns, a hard-boiled newspaper editor who learns that his ex-wife, "newspaper man" Hildy Johnson, is going to give-up reporting to marry a bland insurance salesman from Albany. Determined to sabotage these plans and keep Hildy with the paper (and himself), Burns convinces her to cover one last story; the execution of cop-killer Earl Williams. Things quickly spiral out of control and Burns and Hildy find themselves tangled up in the case, and each other's lives. A hilarious look at the struggle to balance life and love.
Bygone Theatre is holding auditions December 2 & 4, 2016. To request an audition slot, please send your headshot and artistic resume to director Emily Dix (emily@bygonetheatre). Those selected for an audition will be given a chance to sign up for a slot. Please note that this is a non-union, profit-share performance.
We are casting for the following characters; please note, we encourage submissions from actors of diverse cultures and backgrounds. Some smaller roles may be doubled, as indicated.
Hildy Johnson: female, age 27 – 35
Walter Burns: male, age 30 – 37
Bruce Baldwin: male, age 27 – 35
Maisie/Jeanie: female, age 20 – 25
Diamond Louie: male, age 25 – 40
Duffy/Dr. Eglehoffer: male, age 35 – 60
Pete Davis/Doctor/Deputy: male, age 30 – 60
Murphy: male, aged 25 – 40
Bensinger: male, aged 25 – 40
Endicott: male, aged 25 – 40
McCue: male, age 25 – 40
Warden Cooley /Lieutenant/Policeman: male, aged 25 – 40
Earl Williams: male, age 35 -60
Mollie Malloy: female, age 20 – 30
Sheriff Hartwell: male, age 35 – 60
Mayor: male, age 35 – 60
Joe Pettibone: male, age 35-60
Gertrude Baldwin: female, age 25 – 35
Please visit the show page on our website to download a copy of the script.
Author BygoneTheatrePosted on November 16, 2016 November 16, 2016 Categories Bygone Loves..., Bygone Shows, Jobs & Auditions, Local TheatreTags Aki Studio, auditions, bygone theatre, cary grant, comedy, Craig Dix, Emily Dix, play, Rosalind Russel, The Front Page, Theatre, Toronto Auditions1 Comment on AUDITIONS – His Girl Friday
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January 22, 2022 Industry Highlighter
Regina King mourns 26-year-old son Ian Alexander Jr.'s death: 'He is such a bright light'
Regina King is grieving the death of her son Ian Alexander, Jr.
The actress and director said her "family is devastated at the deepest level" in a statement to USA TODAY confirming her 26-year-old son's death.
"He is such a bright light who cared so deeply about the happiness of others. Our family asks for respectful consideration during this private time. Thank you," King said.
Although the actress did not confirm her son's cause of death, NBC News and People report Alexander died by suicide.
Alexander is King's only child, whom she shared with ex-husband Ian Alexander Sr..
He told E! News at the 2019 Golden Globes: "She's just a super mom. She doesn't really let bad work days or anything come back and ruin the time that we have. It's really awesome to have a mother who I can enjoy spending time with."
The pair had matching tattoos reading "unconditional love" in Aramaic.
"We were taking Kabbalah classes," King said on The View in 2017. "He said, let's choose three designs each and not tell each other which ones they are and whichever one is matching, that's the one we're going to get tattooed — and we both chose unconditional love."
For his mother's 50th birthday last year, Alexander posted a tribute on Instagram that read in part: "To be able to watch you take this lifetime by its neck and make it yours is something i (sic) will forever be grateful for. But to have you as my mother is the greatest gift I could ask for."
On Instagram a week ago, King shared a clip of her son's latest track, "Green Eyes," urging her followers to check it out. In an interview with People, she once called her son "an amazing young man" and spoke of the love between mother and child.
"That mama bear thing where I'll do anything for my child, I'm one of those moms," King said at the time. "I'll give my right arm – and that's my writing arm – for my child's safety, and so my child can advance and reach higher than I've ever reached."
Many celebrities shared their condolences on social media to the Oscar-winning actress. "I truly and sorry this happened to her and her loved ones. Praying God continues to be their comfort and peace during this hard time. ", Carol "Coco" Diggs, Industry Highlighter Magazine editor. her and her loved ones find comfort and peace,"
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Etro Pegaso (2009): Impression of an Italian Garden {New Perfume}
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French fashion label Zadig et Voltaire founded by Thierry Gillier, whose basic tenet is to provide "affordable luxury" will launch their first personal fragrance with the help of niche perfume house Le Labo*. The house already has a line of...
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World Of Final Fantasy Maxima Review - Noisy Pixel
World of Final Fantasy Maxima Review – A Honking Good Time
November 28, 2018 February 10, 2021 Noisy Pixel Staff
Title: World of Final Fantasy Maxima
Developer: Square Enix
Reviewed On: Xbox One
I think it's alright to say that Final Fantasy fans are a difficult bunch. Some want classic retro RPGs and others want super high budget productions, but where's the medium? When World of Final Fantasy launched in 2016, I honestly didn't know what I wanted as a fan of the series. I tried to get into the game on PlayStation Vita, but at the time the craving for Final Fantasy XV was just too strong. I ended up sleeping on the title.
Fast forward to 2018, Square Enix doubles down on the spin-off title by bringing it to new platforms with more content as World of Final Fantasy Maxima. I quickly jumped at the opportunity to give the game my full attention and being an indecisive Final Fantasy fan I still didn't know if this was going to be the Final Fantasy I've been craving. However, after a few hours that quickly changed after I realized that World of Final Fantasy was the Final Fantasy adventure that I've been waiting for all this time.
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World of Final Fantasy begins with twin sibling Lann and Reynn, who wake up in their room in the sunny town of Nine Wood Hills. As they go about their daily routine something strange catches their attention…there's absolutely no one in town. Well except a strange woman who goes by the name of Enna Kros, or god, and a happy Mirage named Tama. Evidentally, the twins have not only lost their memories but have been living in a dream for a very long time. It's informed to them that their tattoos hold great power and give them the title of a "Mirage Keeper", an individual who can capture mirages and tame them. They also find out that they must travel to the world of Grymoire in order to not only find out more about their lost memories and where they came from but to also help rid Grymoire of Brandelis, who is fighting against the realm with the power of the Bahamutian Federation.
Although the opening premise creates many questions, the story does a great job of answering them in some way or another, if the player puts in the extra time to learn about the world. As main protagonists, Lann and Reynn are actually pretty charming. Sure Lann can be a little immature, but his air-headed humor actually makes for some interesting conversations, no matter how cringy they are. On the other hand, Reynn's maturity only goes so far and sooner or later even she shows her silly side. What I feel is genius about this type of character design is that it made it so easy for them to grow throughout the length of the story. No, it doesn't get too dark, but as the twins learn more about who they where their maturity is very easy to notice. Furthermore, the supporting cast is just an enjoyable during interactions and make the story very enjoyable.
During gameplay, players will explore dungeons and initiate battles with enemies upon contact. Battles take the form of that classic turn-based system that Final Fantasy fans know and love. There are also options for a wait or active action cycle depending on the playstyle of the player. Players will battle against Mirages and eventually be able to capture them. A captured mirage will join the party and be available to fight alongside Lann and Reynn. An interesting system introduced is the "Stack" system, this is where Mirages are able to be stacked on top of Lann and Reynn up to two high and combine their collective strength, Lann and Reynn can also stack on top of a large Mirage while they are in Chibi mode. Stacking takes some getting used and actually requires a lot of attention from the player to organize all four different stacks and which Mirages they want to include. Stacking also grants the player certain skills and increase their MP. However, stacked characters can also be knocked over, which will make the player lose a turn.
As much as I was confused by the stacking when it was first introduced, I easily jumped in and learned how to get the best of my Mirages within a couple of hours with the game. However, Mirages in the party also level up and gain SP after battles so taking time to use their SP and teach them new attacks took some getting used to because after the game tells you about the feature, it doesn't remind you again. As for the battles themselves, I was hooked, the game even has a speed up time feature for those who don't like to wait. It was always exciting going to a new dungeon and finding new Mirages to catch and level up. Similarly, I really enjoyed evolving the mirages and felt pretty connected with them, which made it difficult to leave some in the Mirage storage.
One thing I'd like to point out is that the voice acting in World of Fantasy Maxima is incredible. Almost every scene and NPC has a voice and they all work exceptionally well. Story scenes can be long, so the combination of funny dialog and great voice acting held my interest and helped a ton with immersion. Also, the game's music is outstanding, but after I learned that Final Fantasy XIII composer Masashi Mamauzu was behind this game, I wasn't surprised.
A few grips I have with the game is a load of systems accessible to the player within the first 2 hours of gameplay which makes it feel as though every step you take brings you to a new tutorial slide while interrupting your game. The game loves to hold your hand through most of the systems and doesn't really trust the player to understand them with a few lines of dialog and joke about how to use mirages or how to use warp gates. Over time, this does become less frequent, but it slows down the pacing of the first few hours of the game to almost a standstill this might be where most reluctant players put the game down after feeling overwhelmed.
As for content, World of Final Fantasy Maxima has many optional activities for players who want it and doesn't require the player to participate in them to complete the game. With that said, I felt like the Intervention side missions were probably the most interesting and gave me the chance to learn more about the game's side characters. Additionally, there's a coliseum to fight enemies for prizes and miniventures which are offered to players by NPCs.
When it comes to the content in the Maxima version of the game, the game adds a fishing mini-game with Final Fantasy XV's Noctis as well as some new mirages and new battles in the Coliseum. I'm not so if this is enough for players to replay the game on a new console, but the free update on PS4 and PS Vita is a great reason to jump back in a complete some of those quests you've been putting off.
World of Final Fantasy Maxima surprised me greatly, the game provided hours of gameplay with a balance of relaxing and challenging moments. What's more important here is that the story begs to be completed. Being a relatively short Final Fantasy title, the game progresses chapters rather fast which act as perfect progress markers for players. Also, those who have played through past Final Fantasy titles will enjoy all the cameos from the characters of the franchise.
World of Final Fantasy Maxima is a beautiful game that I went in doubting and ended up feeling like I just played one of the best Final Fantasy games ever. Sure there are some cringy dialog moments and a long tutorial section, but if you give this game the time, it will surely pay off. To sum it up, World of Final Fantasy Maxima is a honking good time.
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Saur Sojasun was active at the front.
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Frenchman Denis Flahaut (ISD Continental Team) took his second victory of the season in the 51st edition of the Grand Prix of Denain-La Porte du Hainaut, the 4th round of the Coupe de France.
The 31-year-old topped Florian Vachon (Bretagne Schuller) and Enrico Rossi (Ceramica Flaminia) in the bunch sprint.
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Vachon was disappointed to miss out on the win after having to let up when a crash happened with 400m to go, but said, "I am very satisfied with this result. I could not do anything against Denis Flahaut. "
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News > Medscape Medical News > Conference News > American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) 57th Annual Meeting
Partial as Good as Whole-Breast Irradiation -- Clear Result
Zosia Chustecka
SAN ANTONIO ― The results are clear from the latest trial of accelerated partial-breast irradiation (APBI), which used multicathether brachytherapy. Women with early-stage breast cancer treated with this APBI technique did equally well as those who received whole-breast irradiation (WBI), with no difference in the rates of local recurrence, disease-free survival, and overall survival at 5 years.
Now there is proof that APBI is not inferior to WBI for breast cancer, and this represents a paradigm shift, Frank Vicini, MD, from 21st Century Oncology of Michigan, commented to Medscape Medical News. This ABPI technique involves radiotherapy for a much shorter period, only 4 to 5 days, compared with 5 weeks with WBI, he said. This trial proved the scientific principle with level 1 evidence, but it applies only to this technique, he pointed out.
Dr Vicini was not involved in the latest trial, but he is heading a huge, ongoing national study, known as B-39/RTOG 0413, that is comparing various types of ABPI with WBI in more than 4000 women.
There are numerous types of ABPI, Dr Vicini explained. Results of previous trials that have used an intraoperative radiotherapy device (the TARGIT and ELLIOT trials) have been negative ― there was significantly more local recurrence, he noted.
The latest trial, presented here at the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) 57th Annual Meeting and published online simultaneousy in the Lancet, used multicatheter brachytherapy to deliver the radiation directly to the tumor bed. This involved implanting very thin, wirelike pins through the skin (often through scar tissue) under CT guidance, explained lead author Vratislav Strnad, MD, professor of radiation oncology at the University Hospital Erlangen in Germany. For the procedure, women could receive light, general anethesia or local anesthesia. When the pins were removed after the radiotherapy, they left no noticeable marks on the skin, he told Medscape Medical News.
The women in this ABPI group received radiotherapy twice daily for 4 to 5 days postoperatively (either 32 Gy in eight fractions or 30.3 Gy in seven fractions); the women in the WBI group received radiotherapy daily for 5 weeks (total dose, 50-50.4 GY, delivered in 25 to 28 fractions).
The trial was conducted in 1184 patients with low-risk invasive breast cancer (stages 0, I, and IIA) and ductal carcinoma in situ after they had undergone breast-conserving surgery. Median follow-up was 6.6 years.
Dr Strnad and colleagues reported that there were no differences in outcomes between the two groups.
ABPI WBI
5-Year local recurrence rates 1.40% 0.90%
5-Year disease-free survival 95.00% 94.50%
5-Year overall survival 97.30% 95.60%
In terms of adverse events, the women who received the ABPI appeared to fare better. The 5-year risk for grade 2-3 late side effects to the skin was 3.2% with APBI vs 5.7% with WBI (P = .08), and 5-year risk for grade 2-3 subcutaneous tissue late side effects was 7.6% vs 6.3% (P = .53). The risk for severe (grade 3) fibrosis at 5 years was 0.2% with WBI and 0% with APBI (P = .46).
"The results of our study show that at present, multicatheter brachytherapy is an attractive and viable APBI treatment option for low-risk breast cancer patients after breast-conserving surgery," Dr Strnad said in a statement.
"The results were not totally surprising, because as we were preparing our phase 3 trial, the first long-term results of several smaller phase 2 trials were published showing low recurrence rates after breast-conserving treatment and APBI in comparison to WBI. What is surprising, however, is how clear the results are. Our favorable results are in contrast with the disappointing and controversial results reported from other studies that used other APBI techniques, such as intraoperative and external-beam radiation therapy," he said.
At the meeting, Dr Strnad told the audience that multicatheter brachytherapy offers a viable alternative to WBI and can be offered to all women with low-risk breast cancer.
However, the technique that was used in this trial is "the most complex method" for delivering APBI, and it is the least commonly used method in the United States, pointed out discussant of the article Julia White, MD, professor of radiation oncology at the Ohio State University, in Columbus. She said that this is the largest phase 3 trial of ABPI vs WBI reported so far and that this is a large step forward, but she also urged caution, because these results cannot be applied to women with higher-risk breast cancer.
Approached for comment on the study, Aphonse Taghian, MD, PhD, professor of radiation oncology at the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, in Boston, said the technique used in this study requires expertise, in that the catheters need to be inserted into exactly the right spot, and there is a learning curve with this. He told Medscape Medical News that he has tried various interstitial implantation devices for delivery of ABPI, but has now dropped that approach: "It didn't work for me." He now uses external-beam 3D conformal radiotherapy, which is noninvasive, and says that this is the most widely used form of ABPI in the United States. In the ongoing B-39 trial, the choice of ABPI is left to the investigator, and about 70% of the centers involved in that trial are using external beam, which probably reflects national use, he said. Only about 6% of centers are using interstitial brachytherapy, and the remainder are using intercavity devices, such as balloon catheter.
In a Lancet editorial that accompanies the published trial, the authors, Charlotte Coles, MD, consultant clinical oncologist at Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge, United Kingdom, and John R. Yarnold, MD, consultant clinical oncologist at the Academic Radiotherapy Unit at the Royal Marsden Hospital, London, say it is "a welcome relief to comment on a carefully designed and conducted trial, presented and discussed in a measured fashion." They also agree with the authors on the importance of waiting for 10-year results from this trial.
So does this trial "herald the death knell for whole-breast irradiation, with APBI becoming the new standard?" they ask. "We think not."
This trial presents maturing data, but further evidence is required from the five ongoing or as yet unreported trials with ABPI, which in total involve some 14,000 patients, they write.
"We know that breast cancer represents a spectrum of different diseases," the editorialists comment, and "radiotherapy is no longer a one-size-fits-all strategy but ranges from highly complex treatments to the breast and regional lymph nodes, to complete avoidance of any radiation.
"It is likely that APBI will have a place within this array of treatments," they comment. "The challenge will be to select the most appropriate treatment for the individual patient and to personalise radiotherapy based on tumour biology."
Funding for this trial came from the German Cancer Agency. Dr Strnad reports receiving consultation fees from Nucletron Operations BV, an Elekta Company, outside the submitted work. All other authors, Dr Coles, and Dr Yarnold have disclosed no relevant financial relationships.
American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) 57th Annual Meeting: Abstract LBA7. Presented October 19, 2015.
Medscape Medical News © 2015 WebMD, LLC
Send comments and news tips to news@medscape.net.
Cite this: Partial as Good as Whole-Breast Irradiation -- Clear Result - Medscape - Oct 21, 2015.
News Editor, Medscape Oncology
Disclosure: Zosia Chustecka has disclosed no relevant financial relationships.
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Shrooms For Sale Online: What You Should Know & Where To Buy
July 5, 2020 Onlineshrooms
Are you looking for shrooms for sale online? The majority of us know that mushrooms are a mere ingredient for a particular recipe and adds a flavorful taste to it. But perhaps at one point, when you search for shrooms for sale online, you will find out that some sites are selling what they called "magic mushrooms". Though it sounds strange and funny, you might be wondering what's with this so-called magic mushroom and what its use?
Known for many names like mushies, golden tops, philosopher's stone, and sometimes just shrooms, the Magic mushroom is a type of recreational drug and is considered one of the safest among those under the psychedelic classifications. Many who already experience it describe its effect as something "spiritual" and "mystical". Yet, magic mushrooms also offer many medical benefits, particularly in the psychological aspect.
What Is Magic Mushroom?
Magic Mushroom or Psilocybin mushroom is a kind of mushroom genus that is unlike the other species of a fungus because it contains psychedelic properties. One can readily recognize a magic mushroom with its distinct appearance featuring white-grey or dark brown caps with white/brown parts on the center and a long, thin stem. When this mushroom is dried, its colors shift to a rusty-brown.
There are more than 200 species of mushrooms that are said to have psychedelic properties. Among the most common and potent are P.azurescens, P.semilanceata, and P.cyanescens. Other than species, they can also further subdivided into different strains with each can offer unique properties and effects to anyone who takes them.
The mystical-like experience being induced one you take a magic mushroom happens due to psilocin which is the converted version of Psilocybin as you ingest it. It increases the level of your serotonin in your body, which is commonly known as the "happy hormone" which leads to hallucinations, altered consciousness, synesthesia, and "trippy" feeling.
Its effect usually begins 20 to 40 minutes after taking it and ends for about 6 hours. There is a particular belief, especially with its ties to ancient culture as early as 9000 BC, that magic shroom was utilized to attain a spiritual state. This is quite similar to the likes of weeds which like shrooms are natural drugs and not chemical-based.
Commonly, a magic mushroom is taken orally by eating it whole. But due to some who reported that it has some not-so-good taste, many dispensaries sell it in powder form to add in drinks like a tea or suggest to take it with sweetener to counter its taste.
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Besides its infamous psychedelic effects, some studies have shown that magic mushroom proves to be potent alternative medicine for treating psychological conditions like mood and anxiety disorders as well as addiction. One study being conducted in London has also shown remarkable results on the magic mushroom's potential to alleviate the effects of depression. In another study, it also displays a possibility of Psilocybin as a means to reduce the symptoms of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder for up to 100%.
There is also finished research made around the 2000s that supports Psilocybin as a natural treatment for cluster headache wherein 50% of those who take the trial reports that they are thoroughly treated.
For those who are into arts and creative pursuits, microdosing (taking only 0.05 to 0.25g) their intake of magic mushroom can significantly boost both their energy and creativity for their projects and amplify their general mood.
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Because of the growing legality of different recreational drugs, many online dispensary shops in Canada also offer varieties of magic mushrooms. The products you can buy online are suitable for those who want to experience it in different forms from the usually dried mushrooms; spores extract to tea bags. Cultivators can also purchase seeds and cultivation tools for magic mushrooms if they want to start venturing in the magic shroom business.
Recommended Shrooms
For starters, you can try the following varieties of magic mushroom and experience for yourself the "magic" behind it:
● Golden Teachers – though it may not look that pleasing in the eye, Golden Teachers is actually among the most popular strain of magic mushroom in store. It is known for its bliss-like and peaceful sensation.
● African Transkei – another hit magic mushroom strain is tracing its roots from Africa. African Transkei is perfect for anyone who seeks a spiritual trip.
● Golden Mammoth – Golden Mammoth comes from a fruitful 13 years of development to make it among the recommended Psilocybe Cubensis magic mushrooms. It's the right choice for those who prefer microdosing.
● Wollongong Psilocybe Cubensis – Wollongong is a strain found in Illawarra Cliffs in Australia. It boasts a beautiful colorful sensation after ingesting.
● Amazonian Cubensis – This strain was discovered in Amazon in 1992, and afterwards, it became one of the popular strains being cultivated. It is infamous for inducing beautiful geometric patterns and thoughtful insights upon taking it.
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If you need the best magic mushroom around Canada, look no further because we at Online Shroom Dispensary will readily provide you with nothing but the top-quality and certified safe shrooms. Please take a look at our full range of shroom products with our newest and best-seller product shroom capsules that provide health benefits for both mind and body. We also offer unlimited use of our 20% discount in all of our products by using the code "trips20".
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Based on the 2017 survey done by the Global Drug Survey, magic mushrooms are shown to be safe, and don't receive any medical attention since it is not addictive, unlike other drugs. However, one must also take some responsible dosing with shrooms because overdosing could lead to adverse effects like headaches.
Magic mushrooms should be taken, among other things, in moderation, to harness its beneficial impacts further. Always remember to use it wisely and most of all, enjoy the sensation it brings. Happy trip!
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