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NJ Youth Ministry Opportunities / Community Director / Associate Staff / Summer Intern
Military Community Youth Ministries
McGuire AFB, New Jersey, United States
Who are our staff?
MCYM staff serve on military installations around the world, celebrating life with military teens. Our staff are healthy and competent adults who are deeply committed to their own faith; they understand the rigors of this world and the impact the war has on military kids. Our staff are "subject matter experts providing effective military youth ministry."
MCYM has been around since 1980, and our longevity and success in ministry has resulted from recruiting the highest-quality individuals possible and building into their lives. We seek men and women who understand and are not afraid of responding to the call of God. Our staff are located at or near military installations around the world and provide relational ministry to military youth and their families. Let Every Military Brat Believe!
As an organization we are deeply committed to relational ministry, using the programming models of Young Life and Youth for Christ. Our staff are employees of one of these two youth-serving organizations. These parent organizations provide administration, training and credentialing for our field staff. New staff must be employed by one of these organizations based upon previous experience and the needs of MCYM.
What about Salary and Benefits?
Each new staff person joins the staff of Young Life and Youth for Christ in order to serve with MCYM; they are "detailed" to MCYM. These organizations are faith-based, which means that the organization provides salary and benefits and assists the staff member in raising necessary financial support. Each staff member is responsible to raise monies for his or her own support. The military installation's contribution, to include contract payments and any funds from a community support group, represents only a portion of the youth leader's funding base. Other sources of income for a staff person's support will include private donors. The total of this compensation "package" will vary according to the staff person's experience and needs. There will also be one-time expenses associated with moving and setting up ministry (i.e., moving expenses, a computer, etc.).
Each of our supporting organizations (YL and YFC) has a very competitive benefits package, comparable to other professional businesses, and includes both health-care and retirement plans. Age, experience and additional credentials will also be considered when calculating the total package.
MCYM is also a collaborative member of the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry. We are also starting a new partnership with Life Teen
Job Descriptions and Requirements:
MCYM is seeking self-starters with a SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE to minister to American teens whose parents serve in the U.S. military. MCYM is a unique ministry that reaches teens who might not otherwise be introduced to the Life Giver. Our ministry is chapel-based and community-focused, with an ecumenical sensitivity to the many faith groups represented on military bases. Being part of MCYM is an amazing opportunity to live in another culture and DO WHAT YOU LOVE — YOUTH MINISTRY! MCYM wants to walk beside you as you step out in faith to celebrate life with military teens, introducing them to the Life Giver, and helping them become more like Him.
So your path is not walked blindly, the following is a list of position descriptions within the MCYM team.
Community Director:
A College Degree is required for the Community Director position. In this position, you will administer and lead the overall community youth ministry program, which is relationally focused and outreach oriented. As the Community Director you will be responsible for the overall community outreach to "un-churched" teens and for "inreach" to Christian teens, leading and equipping volunteers to do hands-on middle and high-school Christian youth programs as a part of the Command Religious Program (CRP). Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree and at least three to five years of experience in youth ministry. Negotiable salary and an excellent benefits package are offered. A three-year commitment and some fund-raising are required. Young Life and Youth for Christ are MCYM's two major partners in this ministry opportunity. Previous experience with the military culture is helpful, but not necessary as we train all staff.
Associate Staff:
Take the MCYM challenge! Step out and minister to American teens overseas. You will work side-by-side with a Community Director, receiving direction and training while you minister through camps, clubs, Bible studies, service projects and unstructured "hanging out" time. As the Associate staff person (3 year commitment), you are an important role model for teens, setting a personal example of living for Jesus Christ. We prefer that applicants for this position have a Bachelor's degree. Some fundraising is required.
Summer Intern:
If you have finished two years of college and wanting to experience first-hand the challenges and rewards of youth ministry, this could be the position for you. You will serve under a staff member and receive direction and training while you minister through camps, clubs, Bible studies, service projects and unstructured "hanging out" time. You are an important role model for teens, setting a personal example of living for Jesus Christ. A desire to love and serve youth is an absolute prerequisite for this position, as this is an intense ministry. There are opportunities in Europe, Asia and the US based on your desire and our availability. College credits can be coordinated prior to embarking into the field. Summer interns raise all of their own support. "Applications for 2011 internships must be in by March 15th!"
Interested in Serving with MCYM?
US Citizenship is Required to Apply
Do you have Questions?
Please forward by email to the Staff Development Team
any questions we can answer for you.
Current and potential ministry locations:
Alconbury, England
Ansbach, Germany
Aviano, Italy
Beale AFB, CA
Bamberg, Germany
Bitburg, Germany
Brunssum, Netherlands
Brussels, Belgium
Camp Humphrys, Korea
Daegu, S. Korea
Dover AFB, DE
Fort Benning, GA
Fort Bragg/Pope AFB, NC
Fort Campbell, KY
Fort Carson, CO
Fort Hood, TX
Fort Huachuca, AZ
Fort Jackson, SC
Fort Leavenworth, KS
Fort Lewis/McChord AFB, WA
Ft. Richardson/ Elmendorf AFB, AK
Fort Riley, KS
Fort Rucker, AL
Ft. Stewart, GA
Garmisch, Germany
Geilenkirchen, Germany
Grafenwoehr, Germany
Heidelberg, Germany
Hohenfels, Germany
Honolulu, HI
Illesheim, Germany
Incirlik, Turkey
Iwakuni, Japan
Kwajalein, Marshall Islands
Lakenheath, England
Livorno/Camp Darby, Italy
Menwith Hill, England
Mildenhall, England
McGuire AFB, NJ
Misawa, Japan
Naples, Italy
Osan AFB, Korea
Presidio of Monterey, CA
Redstone Arsenal, AL
Schweinfurt, Germany
Scott AFB, IL
SHAPE – Benelux, Belgium
Shaw AFB, SC
Spangdalem, Germany
U.S. Air Force Academy, CO
Vicenza, Italy
Vilseck, Germany
West Point, NY
Yongsan, S. Korea
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About Military Community Youth Ministries
What is MCYM? The journey from adolescence to adulthood has never been easy. In every generation and in every place, teenagers have struggled to come to grips with their place in the world. They want to know if there is meaning to life in general and if their own lives are important. Among our nation's youth are some 300,000 teenagers whose parents and guardians have committed their lives to service with our armed forces. These students are scattered among overseas bases and installations in the U.S. The problems and struggles of milita More...


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Are my observations bothering you so much that you have to pick them apart piece by piece, Joe?
Well you guys are going to get what you wanted. Lets see what a liberal socialist does to us.
Will say I told you so regards,
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There could be 5 or 6 ninjas in this room right now.
Anyone have suggestions as to the best grease to pack my guns in for burial?
Does anybody still build fallout shelters regards,
Love your avatar! With you right there.. For all the people that thought us McCain voters were "paranoid" well.. I think we will have the chance over the next 4 years to show we were NOT paranoid but saw the writing on the wall so long as the election ends the way it looks like it will.
Well, they just called it. I can't believe that many people want more taxes and a less military! Oh well, they can still lead a practically normal life!
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I don't own a dog. I'm a cat person. I'm only here for the GDG!
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I worked so hard to escape one socialist country, and voted against turning this county into one. Hoping there will be some light at the end of the Obama tunnel in four years.
Wow. Lots of negativity and doom and gloom folks. Kinda unpatriotic if you ask me. Yeah, right, you better lock up your guns just like under Clinton. The fear just doesn't seem to be working quite as well anymore, does it?
The last 8 years of the Bush Administration has left many things in shambles here and abroad. McCain had an incredible uphill battle and fought well. As far as I am concerned Bush cost McCain the nomination in 2000 and also he cost him this election.
If Republicans had actually been conservative in terms of world affairs, domestic affairs, and fiscal policy they may have had a chance. Instead all I continue to hear and see is hypocrisy. The debt and deficit are incredible, the economy just suffered an historically bad event, and the U.S. has lost standing and credibility throughout the world. All things the republican party proclaims to be against. Maybe people are starting to figure out this hypocrisy. No doubt that the Bush administration has dug this nation a deep hole on many fronts that are contrary to Republican principles (I know, it was all because of 9/11, yeah, sure.).
The "don't blame me" stuff is cute again. I still love to see those "W04" stickers too. Does anyone have a "Don't blame me I did not vote for Bush" sticker? No, non-conservatives will just leave it to Christian conservatives to pull the judgemental, vindictive BS. WWJD, right?
You know, Bush always said he was a "uniter" and now I see it just took him 8 years to unite many in this country against his political party. At least he lived up to that promise.
Now, come on let's hear some more about voter fraud, and stuff like "McCain did great despite the circumstances" and "given the circumstances Obama should have won by a lot more", etc, etc.
Oh, and Kevin, how was the "date". Did it live up to expectations? Do you think you will have a second date?
I proudly voted today but it didn't go my way. I am thinking this evening it might be time for Texas to ceceed from the Union. Since we are the only state that can, now would be the perfect time!!!!!
Listening to John McCain this evening made by proud for my vote.
God Bless Texas and God Bless America.
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My Mom is 94 and a miserably
unhappy person. She
lives alone; hasn't made a
friend in years. She is
lonely (has a part-time
caregiver, as well as me,
her only child). She
has macular degeneration and
is hard of hearing. She says
she is sick, but won't
follow the doctor's
directions or take her pills
half the time.
I love the holidays, she
hates them. I try my
best to please her, but it
is never enough. I am
almost 72; I try to keep
active. I also have
RA, osteoarthritis and
fibromyalgia. I have
tried to explain that her
anger hurts me physically.
Last week, I took her to the
doctor ("They never do
anything") and then to a
beautiful nursery. It
was a wonderful afternoon.
The next day, she was in a
dark mood and said that I
was sullen and who knows
what else. I waited a
few days, then called and
asked her to dinner. After
saying "No," she said she
thought I should apologize.
I did and then asked her if
she wanted to apologize; she
hung up on me.
I haven't spoken to her
since. I feel guilty;
I hurt all over. I try
not to think about
it.......but it doesn't
really work. I am
venting to you because my
husband and friends are
tired of hearing about it.
Does she have the right to
make my life miserable?
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Date: 12/30/2009
Time: 06:07 AM
"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent," Eleanor Roosevelt once said. I'd like to expand on her insightful words by adding, "No one can make you feel bad without your consent." You, dear caregiver, are master of your own mood. Your mother is down. She, like many her age, is depressed. There are many things you can do to help her with this, including meds. Yet, you still might not be able to control her mood or make her apologise to you for her transgressions, as you see them. You, however, can control your own temperment. You can choose to be joyful or not. You can do things that make you joyful or you can bathe in a pity bath. You choose.
My elderly dad lives with us. He is 90 and suffers from dementia to the degree where his days and nights are confused. Is it frustrating? Of course. Does he get moody? Yes. Do I sometimes feel resentful? I TRY HARD NOT TO!
He doesn't want to be in this shape. He didn't choose it. Friends do vanish as one approaches the final stages. Of course. So, when he is moody, and when I feel confined, I say, " Dad, put on your hat. We are going for a drive. " I then put on his hat and get his arms through the sleeves of his winter coat, and I fetch his cane, and I tuck him in my car all the while listening to complaints. And, we zoom off. As he looks at the traffic and the children and the 'whatever', he reminisces. He tells me the same stories he has told me a thousand times before. Yet, I don't mind as much. His mood lightens. We see some new things that we enjoy for that moment. Maybe we stop for an ice cream or a burger or some bbq.
Sometimes, we can't go outside. Then, we sit and try to do a cross word together. That is good too. Together is the operative word. Let the elder feel that you want to spend time with him/her.
I know, dear person, this is not always the case. But, if you put on a smile and stop complaining, things get better! So , as the song says, put on a happy face! And do ask the family doc about anti-depressants , too,-- for your mom.
E. Hoffman (staff writer and caregiver 24/7)
Date: 12/30/2009
Time: 07:58 AM
The mother/daughter relationship is often a hard one and if it has not resolved itself by now, it probably never will. Your mother is 94 and sounds very depressed, bored and probably also has some dementia. Do not feel guilty and get so stressed as it is not good for your arthritis; Try not to be hurt as if dementia is involved, she really doesn't have any control over what she says. You cannot change your mother and you will probably never be able to "please" her. Do everything you can to be sure she is safe and comfortable, visit her several times a week for short periods, try to re-direct her thinking by changing the topics when she gets irritable and remove yourself when necessary. Sometimes an old photo album can help bring up pleasant memories and stories. Do not beat yourself up that you cannot make her happy. You can only do so much and need to focus more on YOUR life, (but I know that it is hard to distance yourself.) If you can, talk to a counselor to vent. It can really help and not put as much stress on the other family members.
Name: Sandy
Location: CA
Date: 12/30/2009
Time: 12:16 PM
In response to your responses, thank you. My Mom is on meds when she feels like taking them.
I am a joyful person, I guess that is why I try to make her happy. By now (72) next month I SHOULD realize she isn't going to change. We did have a very nice Christmas with my daughter and her husband. They listen to her complaints (repeated over and over, mostly about me) but they realize that what she says isn't true. So we go on and on. I am soooo fortunate to have a remarkably understanding husband and many, many friends.
I have tried hard to wave a white flag and have a truce, maybe it will work.
I am working on trying to get her photos organized, however, she isn't able to see real well and there are many that I don't recognize, but I will continue to work at it.
Wishing all of you a Happy, Joyful New Year.
Name: Tom Buske
Location: Ukiah, Ca
Date: 12/30/2009
Time: 01:42 PM
Dear Friend,
Go to your bookstore and or library and get a copy of the book, Co-dependent No More. This will bless you.
Date: 12/30/2009
Time: 05:03 PM
She has no right to make your life miserable. Start living your own life. Good luck.
Lou Henderson Maxton.N. C.
Name: Jim
Location: Maryland
Date: 12/30/2009
Time: 11:13 PM
She does not have a right to make you miserable. The problem is you are letting her do it. She is 94, yes… old, yes… and all her friends have died, yes… you are her only child and therefore you are the only one she has to make miserable, yes… in other words she wants to die, perhaps alone. You do not know that.
I am not a doctor but I recommend that you let her do that. Since the two of you have not talked for a while, let it be. If she ever grows up, calls you, and asks to talk then, and only then, will you have a relationship with her and you will always have to be on guard to not let her pull you into the old relationship.
We have a woman much like your mother living in the nursing home where my wife lives. She came in the first day and foul-mouthed every resident and called the staff niggers. Her own daughter had to put her in a home because she was foul-mouthing her to the point that she did what you have to do. Visit on holidays, if it fits into your schedule. She is 94 and you have 20 more years to live, so don't waste those last good years on her.
Mother Nature puts an automatic disconnect that occurs between parents and children when they reach a certain age, which is how it is supposed to be. So disconnect yourself and she will either finish her job of raising you and push you out of the nest or not. You have no control over that.
You know, absence makes the heart grow fonder. She'll call again. Maybe tomorrow? Maybe next Christmas? You have to be strong enough to wait until she does and be ready for her to never call you again. A leopard cannot change its spots. Trite but true.
Date: 12/31/2009
Time: 02:58 PM
I agree with the other responder that your Mother is not going to change. I've found with my father-in-law that I will not allow him to verbally abuse me. When he "acts out" this way, I firmly call him on the carpet (just like you would correct a child) and then I back away and let him stew in his own juices. He is in an assisted living facility, so all of his needs are being met. Seniors actually can become more childlike as they age and the same tips you would use for a child will work with them.
I've found that after a week or two of a break that he appreciates me more and things move on a more even keel.
As a caregiver, I have fibromyalgia and know what the pain is like. The stress can be the undoing of you. All too many times caregivers put themselves at the bottom of the pile and you just need to look after yourself.
If extra caregivers can be hired to assist her so that you can take a break, please do so.
I have a friend whose mother is 87 and he said she is "just plain mean" and when we asked if this is something new (thinking it was related to her Alzheimer's) - he stated that she has always been mean and nasty. So sometimes the behaviors will just intensify.
I know my father-in-law's father was a mean, mean man. He use to beat my father-in-law. So I know that sometimes folks are the way they are due to the environment they were raised in and you can't expect them to change at this age. I just also try to remember what it must have been like for him to be raised in such an environment and I tell him verbally that I love him. I know he never heard that from his father and let's face it, we all want to know that we are loved.
Hang in there.
Name: Glenda
Location: Australia
Date: 12/31/2009
Time: 08:55 PM
Your mother does not have the right to treat you this way, and someone needs to tell her, from outside the family. Being under such pressure from her, and never doing the "right" thing is taking its toll on your health.
Have a break from her for a while, and maybe get the doctor to speak to her about it, and the carer to reinforce that she should not treat you with such disrespect, and should be grateful for what she has had, and still has,or you can not cope with seeing her. She may then change a little.
I too had this same problem, and had a husband dying with leukaemia at the same time. My mother once said to me, when she wanted to take me to the shops and I wasn't able to, "Well!! I wish he would make up his mind and die, or go back to work, so that you can take me out!!!!"(and saw nothing wrong with saying this) Her comment after she realised I was upset was that I was a very weak person for being upset over anything she said.
Name: Melody
Location: Cleveland
Date: 01/01/2010
Time: 05:12 AM
Who is going to care if you sacrifice your life for this nasty woman? Get her placed into a full time care center and move on. She may be your mother, but only you can allow her to be your jailer.
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It's Bush's fault. Obongo will fix it.
Personally, I liked Jon Stewart's take on Sanford's announcement: "Just another politician with a Conservative mind and a Liberal penis." Of course, the reality of Sanford's action was probably marginally better than The Comedy Show's initial speculation that he went into the woods to sire a litter with a coyote.
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I thought it would be taken as a passive comment on the morals of these guys, but it was taken literally as a license to question my raising of my kids. Read the comments, they're still there. "if you had family values" " I feel sorry for your kids"
Guess what folks?? I don't need you feeling sorry for me. Feel sorry for the kids of these men who have more wives, lovers, and "foreign affairs" than than they can keep count of.
Those few can say whatever the heck they want about me or my kids or our values, it runs off my back like water, and is forgotten like last weeks' bowel movements!
BTW, like your Ted banner. I see him every chance I get.
And I couldn't agree with you more on Jefferson, and Blago. They are equal scumbags. And they get theirs, both barrells on this list. It just seems when a Republican commits equal or more disgusting acts, it's glossed over. I don't believe anyone else even mentioned Sanford? What's good for the blue goose is good for the red goose. Besides, If i were still a republican, I would want these people outta my party! That's why I can't call myself a republican anymore, nor a democrat.
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God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
If Clinton could be seduced by some young White House intern, what kind of character is he? Just the kind of guy I would want facing down terrorists or any other threat to our country?
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It's Phil's favorite, and obviously everyone wants to be like Phil.
Besides the weather, Phil knows a thing or two about love. He's quite certain that Klum and Seal are just on a break and will be happily reunited by September 2012.
It's true. Bieber is just two short decades away from being other former teen heart throb, Leif Garrett. Here, this will explain it all.
It's Phil's favorite, and obviously everyone wants to be like Phil.
She may be all sweet now, but Phil predicts she'll have her first DUI at 17, but will have been in rehab at least twice before this DUI happens.
Like we said, Phil knows his shit when it comes to love. Although he predicts they'll do this whole engagement thing for the next six months, Timberlake will eventually come to his senses and get back together with Cameron Diaz.
Despite being jealous of George Clooney's stunning good looks, Phil predicts George will clean up at the Oscars.
He also knows that Melissa McCarthy will win for Best Actress in a Supporting Role, and although Rooney Mara will walk away empty handed, Phil predicts that she and he will be moving to Gothenburg, Sweden by year's end to live happily ever after.
Apparently, Phil isn't a Madonna fan or thanks to his Elixir he just knows everything. Not only will Madonna bomb, but babies the world over will cry at those overly-muscular arms of hers during her performance.
Yep, Phil is quite certain that the man who's holding him like this, as he fears for his life, is going straight to hell.
Not only that, but when he gets to hell he'll be seated next to that annoying group of people who complain about everything and sigh for dramatic effect 24/7. Eternal damnation is going to suck for this guy.


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Personal: got the QNX/RTP stuff loaded and working last night. I haven't done much with it yet, but I already know I like it better than anything I've gotten running on Linux. Photon makes X look like the buggy, bloated hack job that it is. I haven't made much use of PhAB yet (the GUI-builder for Photon), and reports indicate it is still unstable, but I'll probably play around with it a bit tonight and see what it's capable of.
I've always been a fan of OSes like VxWorks and QNX because they seem so much *cleaner* than other architectures.
I've been using QNX4 (the previous version before RTP) for the last year + 1/2. It's not much cleaner than Linux, it just has less functionality. And oh, the bugs, don't get me started ;)
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Has the "quick question" bit jumped the shark?
No. But this is an unfortunate detour.
That's my jacket!
Especially since her name is Donna Summer, not Summers. Actually, according to allmusic.com, she was born LaDonna Andre Gaines.
Don't know the albums, but for song I'll pick "I Feel Love".
don't even tempt me to start a "Quick Question on Mellencamp" thread!
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Family: Papilionidae, Swallowtails view all from this family
Description The Zebra Swallowtail (Protographium marcellus, formerly listed under genera Eurytides, Iphiclides, Graphium and Papilio by some authorities) is a swallowtail butterfly native to the eastern United States and southeast Canada. Its distinctive wing shape and long tails make it easy to identify, and its black and white-striped pattern is reminiscent of a zebra. The butterflies are closely associated with pawpaws, and are rarely found far from these trees. The green or black caterpillars feed on the leaves of various pawpaw species, while the adults feed on flower nectar and minerals from damp soil.
Dimensions 2 3/8-3 1/2" (60-89 mm).
Habitat Forests & woodlands, Meadows & fields, Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Freshwater swamps, marshes & bogs.
Range Texas, Southeast, New England, Florida, Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, Eastern Canada, Plains.


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William F. Caygill
William F. "Bill" Caygill, age 85, of Livingston, died on Saturday, August 31, 2013 at Upland Hills Health after a brief illness.
Bill was born on December 18, 1927 in Linden to Fred and Fern (Jewell) Caygill.
Following graduation from the Linden High School in 1945, he served in the U.S. Army during WWII. He married the former Darlene Faull of Linden in 1951. The couple farmed in the Linden and Livingston area. Darlene preceded him in death on February 20, 1972. Bill was a 48 year member of the Linden American Legion Post #493 and a strong supporter of the Linden United Methodist Church. Bill's greatest joy was farming and family. He also enjoyed watching football, baseball and harness racing.
He was also preceded in death by an infant daughter, Judith in 1954; his parents; a brother, Thomas Caygill; two sisters, Jeanette Otteman and Karen Bennett; two brothers-in-law, Vincent Otteman and David Bennett and a sister in law, Margaret Caygill.
Bill is survived by two sons, Mark (Alana) Caygill of Linden and their children, Nohea; Matt (Melissa); and Amanda (Brian) Calabrese and Gary (Jackie Johnson) Caygill of Livingston and their children, Cody (Kim) and Taylor; five great grandchildren, Brayden, Brock, Ava, Mia Darlene and Dane a sister, Lois (Phillip) Alton of Linden; two brothers, David Caygill of Linden and Jack (Donna) Caygill of Linden as well as many nieces, nephews and friends.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, September 3, 2013 at the Lulloff-Peterson-Houck Funeral Home in Dodgeville. Pastor Becky Henke will officiate assisted by Anthony Edge. Burial will be in the Linden Cemetery with military honors accorded by the Linden American Legion Post #493. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday after 11 A.M. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Linden United Methodist Church would be greatly appreciated.


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Last night, Lady Gaga posted some photos from an allegedly epic sleepover party at the Chateau Marmont with Lindsay Lohan and photographer Ellen Von Unwerth. Lilo's Percocet face makes it hard to tell if they were having fun, but how could they not while doing all the things those two like to do when they get together? And no, I'm not talking about giving each other makeovers and playing Truth Or Dare. Here's my very accurate guesstimation of what Gaga and LiLo do at their sleepovers.
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I bought my son the I kam sunglasses, used for upland hunt and the quality was good. You need to keep your head up as some of the video gets cut off if you are looking down to your dog or watching you step. We had on flush that was interesting and I could go back and watch it in reply. I missed and waffled the pheasent, thought it was coming down so I held off on my second shot. the dam thing got wings again and flow off. All on video. I will post the vid if possible. ................
Well that did not work. PM with email and I will send it to you.
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"Leave the gun. Take the cannoli."
"Never hate your enemies. It affects your judgment."
Here is my first attempt this AM it was sort of cloudy and yes you must look towards the tail of the dog at heel to get him.The download to utube was very easy this time.All in all purdy happy with them.http://youtu.be/byMZJu2ooSU
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Overall I've like mine. As Jay mentioned, you have to adjust if you want to see your dog in certain spots. I used mine while shooting hogs out of a helo and got good footage but it's all up in one corner of the screen because of how I was sighting on my rifle. Next time I'll do better. And to watch marks they aren't too great because all you see is a black speck on the horizon. Good for drills and close in stuff though.
Thanks guys,
I ended up buy some of the iKam Xtreme glasses from Roger's. They ran a sell on them and for the price I couldn't pass. I have used them a couple of times and for the $ have been pleased. I knew what I was getting when I bought them...I wasn't expecting Hollywood quality HD video for $90.
Welp...first time out training they only took one second of video at a time.......
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Bonadventure's Bijoux
Bonadventure's Jiggs
1---If you have an additional memory card installed, you need to copy the small file that is on the root directory of the glasses to the memory card.
2---Make sure you have not exceeded the memory of the glasses. It is a little over 3 gig. It gets used up fast.
Danny H.
Prolly did....Gonna call them tomorrow.I ordered a rigged out Go Pro in the meantime.
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Two spring airsoft pistols
12-inch airsoft sticky target
Two bottles of 500 airsoft BBs
Official USMC Mud color
Get ready for a friendly shooting contest with the U. S. Marines KT02 Airsoft Pistol Range Kit. You can use the U. S. marine pistol kit both indoors and outdoors. The kit includes two spring airsoft pistols, a 12-inch airsoft sticky target, and two bottles of 500 airsoft BBs. Point and shoot at the sticky dartboard and hit the bull's eye perfectly to make the contest more competitive. It also includes instructions for numerous games, so you can have loads of fun with your family and friends. The two pistols of the indoor/outdoor pistol range kit come in official USMC mud color to make it look like real marine pistols. They have a velocity of up to 275fps for powerful strike and the BBs can be used for a fun shooting experience. Plus, the pistols use single repeater mechanism wherein one BB is fired every time your trigger the pistol.
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• Portion of the sales will go toward the Wounded Warrior project (WWP)
• Official USMC Mud color
• Dartboard scoring
• Power source: spring
• Mechanism/action: single repeater
• Velocity: 275fps
• Caliber/ammo: 6mm plastic BB's
• Magazine capacity: up to 12 rounds
• Material: synthetic
• Barrel: smooth bore aluminum
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The Sportsman Series Gasoline 10,000 Watt Portable Generator can power common major household appliances and power tools and provide emergency power during blackouts. Equipped with four 120 volt outlets, a 12 volt DC outlet for battery charging, and a 120/240 volt twist lock outlet. Use this generator immediately with the recoil start or install a motorcycle battery (not included) to activate the electric start feature. With a 50% load this generator can run for 8 hours. A generator of this size is ideal for camping and running essential household appliances during power outages. It's easy to transport and maneuver when the included wheel kit is installed. Powered by unleaded gasoline which is a convenient and easy to find fuel source. 10,000 watt heavy-duty gas-powered generator with electric start, heavy-duty frame, 120/240/12V output, and a wheel kit.
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Modular System "Unica" for Assembling a Chair to your Taste
Italian company Donati has developed a unique product – a perfect solution for any customer. They offer a modular system "Unica" to create an original chair. The main advantage is that the chair can have a personalized decorative cut design due to the use of die-casted aluminum shell. But it is also very important that the chair can be assembled in different ways using the wide range of different bases (legs, wheels, rotating or non-rotating, barstool, bench-style bases, in white, wood or steel) and backrests. Now we can see that the epoch of new furniture has come when the clients themselves can construct the furniture for their needs and to their tastes.
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South beyond Jockey Ridge Sate Park you begin to be able to enjoy the tranquility and remoteness of the 'beads' that make up that necklace of the banks. We paused briefly at the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge, intending to return in the evening to wander along the boardwalk and do a spot of bird watching. (In actual fact we kept going and drove all the way down to Ocracoke, so we were not back here until well after dark – and mad as we are sometimes, we didn't go looking for nightlife!)
Continuing our drive south along the banks, we took the coast road, when we had a choice, as most of the way there is only the one road. This was lined with a ribbon of wooden properties, mostly conventional and typical of this area; don't think I'd be happy with this sand back garden though!
Almost all were for rent, makes you wonder how they ever generate an income. One or two were a little unusual and although we have an interest in all things 'property/architectural can't help but think these two looked a bit out of place.
As I mentioned before the barrier islands are narrow in places, with water almost visible on both sides. Huge dunes hide the beach in places, but if you conquer these, the view on the seaward side is unbelievable. We had our picnic lunch here and shared miles of open sands with just 4 other people. I don't think we have equaled that anywhere on our travels; sun, sand and silence, apart from the sound of the waves – it was bliss.
This coast is known as the Graveyard of the Atlantic, there are more than 1500 known wrecks offshore, a number of lighthouses dot the barrier islands and these too draw tourists from far and wide. Many of the wrecks are visible along the shore – this one is the boiler of the 'Oriental' a supply ship during the civil war and as you can see it is clearly visible.
Slightly more up to date is this little snippet from a poster in the Cape Hatteras light house: Little publicized, even today, German U-Boats wreaked havoc on American shipping during WWII all along the East Coast. By March 1942, they were sinking 3 ships a day. Off Cape Hatteras shores (known as Torpedo Junction), 367 ships were torpedoed to their watery grave along with 5000 seamen.
Each island has its own lighthouse, each with its unique design and history. You can find out more about them here; www.outerbanks.org. I have to say, sometimes my mind just feels full, there are only so many facts I can hold at any one time. Malc on the other hand still has the spongy mind of a youngsterJ - soaks it all up, but then it dribbles out later… (the U-Boat bit is his)
Bodie Island light, (pronounced body) just south of Nags Head was built with left over materials from the Cape Hatteras light. It seems that all the light houses have been rebuilt at one time or another, either due to good old Mother Nature or as in Bodie's case, one rebuild was due to retreating confederate troops who, thinking it might aid navigation for the opponents, blew it up in 1861!
Cape Hatteras at 208' is the tallest brick beacon in the USA, I like this one because of its spiral stripes – simple I know, but I'm a simple girl! Sadly we were too late to climb to the top; I think the views would have been spectacular, but it's obviously a dangerous occupation!
From Hatteras, we caught the ferry across to Ocracoke Island. This 40 min journey was free and is a well used service. Had we have followed our original plan, we would have been sailing north on this with Bree, as you can see that's not unusual…
Locals use the ferry to 'commute' between the islands and the gulls are used to their tit bits.
Ocracoke itself is very pretty; you are encouraged to use bicycles to get around the small community.
The harbour is picturesque and lively. The lighthouse – yes another one – seems to sit in someone's garden; it is North America's oldest operating lighthouse. We arrived late evening so it wasn't busy, which was just as well since the parking lot (sorry) takes about 3 cars and has a 5 minute limit!! Again we were glad that we weren't passing through in Bree. Remember Blackbeard from the Raleigh blog? Well this is where he met his end!
We made our way back to catch the 9 o'clock ferry – we had to wait about half an hour, just time to catch the sun set…magical. It was a long drive back – 117 miles but it had been well worth it. RV's seemed to be out in force, despite the late hour we passed several of them once we were back on Hatteras, but it was coming up to Memorial day w/e and maybe they had made an early start. We were glad to have a nice site and a comfy bed to return to.
It is perhaps fitting here to pay tribute to Malc, at the outset I had said I was not comfortable driving on the wrong side of the road and he has accepted that without question. He has driven over 20.000 miles in Bree and far more than that in Toad. He has made all this possible…
navigation? – well that's another story, but we're still together J


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Lisa Beamer to speak, March 26
Posted March 25, 2002; 03:54 p.m.
Lisa Beamer will discuss how her religious faith has helped her cope with the death of her husband, Todd Beamer, as he acted to foil terrorist plans on United Flight 93 on Sept. 11. The talk will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, in McCosh 10.
The heroic actions of Todd Beamer and other passengers led to the plane's crash in a Pennsylvania field, thereby saving an untold number of lives on the ground. While using an onboard phone to call the FBI, the 32-year-old account manager with Oracle Corp. was overheard saying "Let's roll." Beamer will talk about how her husband's words were not a call to arms as much as they were a call to sacrifice.
Beamer has given speeches across the country on the events of Sept. 11 and how she has maintained a steadfast faith in and a dependence on God. An area resident, Beamer recently gave birth to her third child at Princeton Medical Center.
This event is sponsored by Agape Christian Fellowship .
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This is an excellent and astonishing compilation; . . . very well staffed and imaginatively programmed.
Pierre Boulez is pristine and precise in 'Ramifications', and' Melodien' sounds glowingly lucid under David Atherton's authoritative direction. If you've obtained the DG disc of the concertos, this is an excellent follow-up.
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The New Zealand Breakers look to finish their tough schedule in the Australian Basketball League with a record ninth straight victory.
The Breakers play their eighth game in 30 days when they meet the Hawks in Wollongong tonight.
Forward Mika Vukona says there have been no complaints from the team, but they're looking forward to a less demanding run.
"Winning does a lot for you, guys are feeling positive so it makes it a lot easier. The guys are looking forward to the end of these double-headers and the hard schedule that we've had and looking forward to the home games."
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The winner of the first SMMPhoto contest is Dominic Galloro!
There were many great pictures submitted.. but this one seemed to capture the spirit of summer camp and the adventure of Scouting for me. Three guys with a common goal.. just blowing their lungs out.. and the fire is still not that big!
You don't have to be the next Ansle Adams to win at shooting Scouting pictures.
I want to thank everyone for sending in your pictures. This was a tough decision given the big number of pics I had to look through. I was glad to see that everyone had a great Summer Camp season and more importantly the Scouts had fun!
And I suppose that is what this winning picture shows me.. these three guys are having fun. Oh and I know that the big stick over the fire pit.. yeah.. there will be some poking going on with that later.. right guys…
OK.. Dominic send me your contact information and I will get the book in the mail to you!
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Women's, men's basketball teams in postseason tournaments-UPDATED
Posted March 16, 2010; 04:23 p.m.
The Princeton women's basketball team has been chosen as a No. 11 seed in the 2010 NCAA Tournament and will face No. 6 seed St. John's in Tallahassee, Fla., in the first round. The teams will tip off at 12:21 p.m. Saturday, March 20, on ESPN 2.
The Frist Campus Center will host a viewing of the women's game, including food and prizes, in the West TV Lounge.
The men's team defeated Duquesne on Wednesday, March 17, in the College Basketball Invitational tournament and will play at Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis on Monday, March 22, at a time to be determined.
The Princeton women's team is 26-2 overall and earned the Ivy League automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament after going undefeated, 14-0, in the league. This is the women's team's first trip to the NCAA Tournament, and it is the highest seed an Ivy League team ever has received in the tournament.
The winner will move on to the second round and face the winner of (3) Florida State/(14) Louisiana Tech. That game is slated for Monday, March 22, at a time to be determined.
This is the men's program's first postseason berth in six years. The victory over Duquesne was the team's first postseason victory since 1999.
All women's session tickets are $27 for adults and $17 for students. Single session tickets are $16 for adults and $11 for students.
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Happy 15th, OSCon
15 years ago, I attended the first OSCon, in Santa Clara, I think. I was there for the Perl content, and managed to pay my way by giving a full day tutorial on the Apache web server. Amazingly, they kept asking me to come back and do it again, and I gave one talk or another every OSCon until 2006, after which I skipped a few years. Last year I made it back to OSCon again, and I'll be going this year too.
This will be my first OSCon when I have no speaking responsibilities at all, although last year I only had a BOF, not an actual session.
This year, I'll be working the Red Hat booth, and the OpenStack pavilion, as well as, hopefully, a little bit at the Apache Software foundation booth. Between that, and various evening events, and various meetings, I expect this to be another OSCon where I don't actually sleep. I can't quite manage that like I used to in 1998. But I'm really looking forward to the conference this year, and seeing the folks that I only see at OSCon.
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September 15, 2011
Intervention by the Indonesian Delegation At the 18th Session of the Human Rights Council : Interactive Dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation
Madame President,
My delegation thanks the Special Rapporteur for her presentation and appreciates her report focusing on national and local planning for the implementation of the rights to water and to sanitation, highlighting the importance of having a vision and political will to ensure the realization of these particular rights.
Indonesia welcomes the conclusion and comprehensive recommendation to increase the consolidated approach and planning for the implementation of the rights to water and sanitation. We subscribe particularly on the need to develop strategies and plans through a participatory and inclusive process ensuring, in particular, that disadvantaged and vulnerable people and communities are represented. We are of the view that such method would at the very least ensure that all sectors of society may obtain adequate access to water and sanitation.
Indonesia continues to fulfil the rights to water and sanitation through various plans and programs at the national and regional level. The proportion of households which have the access to decent drinking water resources and sanitation in Indonesia has increased during the past decade.
Indonesia had conducted several efforts which included providing sets of rules, plannings and programs at the national and local level to support drinking water services; improving the development planning of water supply system through the formulation of a water supply system master plan; increasing the performance of water management; human resources capacity building, both by institutions and society; and increasing intergovernmental cooperation, among government, society, and private sectors; and optimizing the utilization of funds.
We are of the view that one of the best method in the fulfilment of this right is to increase people and community participation through education on how to access and use hygienic water, protection of water sources and methods to minimize waste of water, which includes the promotion of healthy and hygienic living through advocacy and capacity building. Indonesia has been conducting some learning models regarding the effective use, conservation and preservation of water resources, as well as environmental science in all Education Level, implementation of "Green School" activities, "ENO" (Environment Online Program) and "Tree Planting Day" which involve students of Primary and Secondary Schools.
The Government of Indonesia has also been conducting Drinking Water Supply Programs and Community Based Sanitation Activities that include educating communities and supplying drinking water facilities and rural basic sanitation to poor people with the objective to leverage health status, productivity, and life quality of low income society in rural areas, especially in fulfilling the need of safe drinking water and sanitation.
Madame President,
We consider that consolidated planning is not the only solution to solve and fulfil this right as there is the dire need to integrate the solution with the issue of climate change which may result in the increasing scarcity of water and drought. At this juncture, my delegation wishes to submit the following question to the Special Rapporteur on how to link and integrate the planning for the fulfilment of the right to water and sanitation with the Climate Change Adaptation.
I wish to conclude by reiterating our support for the work done by the Special Rapporteur and wish her success in her future endeavours.
Thank you.
Geneva, 15 September 2011


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text: In Philadelphia the owner is not a billionaire, although he has done very well. The team paid the majority of the cost of the stadium which remains owned by the government. The government receives the profits from concession stands to pay off the bonds. All in all I don't think it was a bad price to pay for something generating a couple of million money spending visitors to the city each year. I wasn't crazy about the price I had to pay for two lower level seat licenses. However, when I sold them at the beginning of this year because the games all conflicted with trial dates, I was able to make a 300% profit after five years of ownership. Not too shabby for me and seat licenses ended up covering a substantial portion of the construction cost.


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September 3, 2003
Mark B. McClellan, M.D., Ph.D.
Dear Commissioner McClellan:
Public Citizen, a nationwide consumer organization with a membership of more than 125,000, wishes to supplement its March 19, 2002 petition[1] (docket number 02P-0120) which called for the banning of the dangerous prescription diet drug Meridia (sibutramine, Knoll Pharmaceuticals/Abbott) due to the rising number of cardiovascular events associated with the drug. In that petition, we cited 19 deaths from cardiovascular disease that had been reported to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) from the time of sibutramine's launch in February 1998 through the end of September 2001. Ten of the 19 cardiac deaths were in people 50 or younger, including three women under the age of 30. We have not as yet received a decision on our petition from the agency.
Since then, from reviewing subsequent FDA adverse event data, we have become aware of an additional 30 cardiovascular deaths in people using Meridia, for a total of 49 cardiovascular deaths. Twenty-seven of the 49 (68%) were in people less than 50 years old. There is no dispute that Meridia commonly causes large, sustained increases in blood pressure, a major risk factor for heart attacks and cardiac arrest, the causes of death in most patients who died after using the drug. In the clinical trials, compared to patients getting a placebo, an excess of 10% of Meridia users had a sustained increase in diastolic blood pressure of 10 mm Hg or more and 4% had a sustained increase in systolic pressure of 15 mm Hg or more at the commonly used 15 milligram dosage.[2]
Our new analysis of cardiovascular adverse events in the FDA database covers the 18-month period subsequent to our petition, i.e., from October 1, 2001 through March 31, 2003. We have also added an analysis of an adverse event not discussed in our original petition, fetal toxicity, and for that we cover the entire period for which we have information (February 1998 through March 2003).
This new analysis utilized the same search criteria as was used previously: we searched on the drug names of sibutramine, Meridia, or Reductil and required that these be listed as the Primary Suspect in the adverse reaction. We have found 30 more cardiovascular deaths reported in the latest 18-month period for a total (as of the end of March 2003) of at least 49 cardiovascular deaths where sibutramine was felt to be the primary suspect as cause of death. These deaths were due mainly to myocardial infarctions or cardiac arrests, including the case of a cardiac arrest in a 28-year-old woman. The new and worrisome category of adverse events relating to adverse effects on the fetus includes spontaneous abortions, stillbirths, and congenital malformations, including those of the heart and central nervous system. As is discussed later, some of these birth defects are consistent with those seen in animal studies with the drug.
Adverse Effects of Sibutramine on the Cardiovascular System
Cardiovascular adverse events, especially increases in blood pressure and pulse rate, were seen during the pre-approval controlled clinical trials and were such a source of worry that the Medical Officer,[3] the Team Leader,[4] as well as the Advisory Committee[5] assembled to review sibutramine all recommended against approval. They argued that the benefits did not outweigh the risks, and they have been, unfortunately, proved correct.
In our March 2002 petition, we analyzed the FDA reviews and the advisory committee transcript and concluded that sibutramine was not safe and should be banned. At that time, over the first 44 months of marketing, there were 19 cardiovascular deaths where sibutramine was the drug listed as the primary suspect. In our new analysis of the subsequent 18 months, there were an additional 30 cardiovascular deaths (Appendix Table 1). The addition of these 30 cardiovascular deaths in just 18 additional months compared to 19 in the first 44 months represents a significantly increased rate of reports to the FDA, especially noteworthy since the reporting of adverse reactions is usually higher during the first two or three years after marketing, whereas this latter 18-month period comes in the fourth and fifth years of marketing. Of the 25 deaths (out of 30) where ages were provided, 17 (68%) were in their 20s, 30s, or 40s. These are ages where such deaths are otherwise rare. Since adverse events are underreported, the number that have actually occurred in clinical practice is much higher than reflected in the FDA data.
In addition to the 30 cardiovascular deaths (since our petition of March 2002) there were at least 126 serious cardiovascular adverse events, 63 of which (50%) led to hospitalization (Appendix Table 2). These adverse events included increased blood pressure, arrhythmias, cardiac arrests, cardiac failures, and myocardial infarctions. Forty-six (37%) reports listed some form of arrhythmia.
When the 63 new reports of hospitalizations are added to the 61 reports of cardiovascular adverse events requiring hospitalization that occurred during the period covered in our original petition, there are (as of March 31, 2003) a total of 124 serious cardiovascular adverse events requiring hospitalization. These 124 hospitalizations are in addition to the 49 cardiovascular adverse events that resulted in death.
Adverse Effects of Sibutramine on the Fetus
The FDA pharmacology reviewer reported cardiac anomalies in pups of treated rats and rabbits. In one rabbit study, there was stenosis or atresia of the pulmonary trunk or valve (narrowing or deformation of a particular cardiac valve).[6] A second rabbit study showed "a significant increase in the incidence of visceral and skeletal anomalies mainly an increased incidence . . . in deviations in the origin of small arteries from the aorta . . ." Stenosis of the aortic arch and interventricular septal defects were seen in pups of treated rats, in addition to increases in stillborn offspring. None of the control animals that did not get sibutramine had any of these cardiovascular birth defects. In another rat study, pups from untreated females nursed by treated mothers tended to have lower body weights indicating a potential for transfer of drug to the breast milk and adverse effects as a result.[7]
Our analysis of the FDA Adverse Event Reports (AERS) database, from launch through March 2003, yielded 54 reports with the terms of "Complications of maternal exposure" or "Maternal drugs affecting fetus" where sibutramine was listed as the primary suspect drug. Since fetal harm is not mentioned in the label or in the medical literature, it was quite surprising to find so many reports, including four babies with cardiovascular birth defects including:
These clinical findings are of great concern because of the cardiovascular birth defects in two different animal species tested with the drug (see above section on toxicology studies).
In addition to the cardiovascular defects in infants, there are reports of spontaneous abortions, stillbirths, and congenital malformations including those of the central nervous system (hydrocephalus, Chiari malformation, brain neoplasm, spina bifida).
The label provides little indication of any specific potential harm to patients from taking sibutramine during pregnancy, simply stating: "The use of Meridia during pregnancy is not recommended" and adds that, "Patients should be advised to notify their physician if they become pregnant or intend to become pregnant during therapy." This wording could indicate to physicians and patients that sibutramine use during pregnancy was not a high concern since it is unaccompanied by any specific data. Nowhere in the list of post-marketing reports of adverse events in the label is there any mention of such harm nor could we find any reports in the medical literature.
Prior to its approval, the FDA Medical Officer wisely warned of the dangers of sibutramine: "The extended use of Sibutramine as currently proposed by the Sponsor, I feel, may likely subject a significant portion of relatively healthy, overweight individuals to substantial risk for cardiovascular events."[8] The Team Leader was also concerned about the increase in blood pressure, warning that, "Without some information allowing reasonably accurate identification of patients likely to develop substantial blood pressure elevations on this drug, it should be regarded as not approvable…. Benefits have not been shown to outweigh risks."[9] Now, with at least 49 cardiovascular deaths reported, most among relatively young women and men, plus 124 people with cardiovascular adverse reactions serious enough to require hospitalization, it is even clearer that sibutramine should not continue to be marketed.
An additional reason to ban sibutramine is its effect on the developing fetus. The FDA pharmacology reviewer provided an early warning by citing cardiac malformations in the offspring of rats and rabbits treated with the drug during pregnancy (see above). Since sibutramine was marketed, there has been a continuing series of reports of fetal harm including reports of four babies born with cardiovascular abnormalities.
It was the hope of FDA management that blood pressure screening before drug treatment followed by monitoring for the first weeks of use could ensure the safe use of sibutramine; this provided the rationale that led to its approval.[10] However, the steadily increasing numbers of cardiovascular deaths and serious cardiovascular adverse events being reported to the FDA clearly do not support that supposition. The additional harm being done to pregnant women and their offspring is an additional significant source of concern.
We again strongly urge that sibutramine should be banned: the adverse events are serious, the number of victims is rising rapidly, and the efficacy is minimal. At the time of the drug's approval, it was announced that the average weight loss in obese people taking the drug for one year--beyond the weight loss in those getting a placebo--was only 6 1/2 pounds in the group taking 10 mg of the drug.[11]
We do not advocate labeling changes for minimizing this drug's risk since such changes have not been shown to be helpful in reducing drug risk with other drugs. The FDA's Drug Risk Assessment Group, along with individuals from medical schools and health care organizations, have analyzed the consequences of post-marketing label changes and have clearly shown that black-box warnings and "Dear Health Care Professional" letters had little or no beneficial effect in reducing the risk of two drugs studied: troglitazone and cisapride.[12],[13] Both later had to be removed from the market. As a result, it seems extremely unlikely that "Dear Doctor" letters or label changes would stem the number and severity of the adverse events occurring with sibutramine, especially when they are in conflict with aggressive marketing practices, including direct to consumer advertising. There is no justification in continuing to market a drug that provides minimal weight reduction while increasing the likelihood of injury and death.
Elizabeth Barbehenn, Ph.D.
Peter Lurie, M.D., MPH
Sidney Wolfe, M.D.
Table 1. Sibutramine-Associated Cardiac Deaths (10/01 through 3/03)
Table 2. Sibutramine-associated Cardiac Adverse Events (all outcomes excluding death) (10/01 through 3/03: chronological order)
Table 3. Effects on fetus in patients using sibutramine (Meridia) February 1998 through March 2003 (chronological order)
[2] Current FDA-approved labeling for Meridia, in effect since May, 2002. (http://www.rxabbott.com/pdf/meridia.pdf) accessed 8/30/03)
[4] Ibid.
[5] Food and Drug Administration Endocrinologic and Metabolic Drugs Advisory Committee, September 26, 1996.
[6] David Hertig, FDA Pharmacology Review, October 3, 1996; p.65.
[7] Ibid; p.36.
[8] Eric Colman, M.D., Medical Officer, Memo, October 11, 1996.
[9] Gloria Troendle, M.D., Team Leader Review, October 11, 1996.
[10] Solomon Sobel, M.D., Division Director, Memo, November 18, 1997.
[11] FDA Approves Sibutramine to Treat Obesity. FDA Talk Paper. November 24, 1997. At a dose of 15 mg, the average weight loss, beyond placebo, was only 10 1/2 pounds.
[12] Graham DJ, Drinkard CR, Shatin D, et al. Liver enzyme monitoring in patients treated with troglitazone. JAMA 2001;286:831-833.
[13] Smalley W, Shatin D, Wysowski DK, et al. Contraindicated use of cisapride. JAMA 2000;284:3036-3039.


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I am a diehard Polk Audio user, I have been using mine various speakers since '84, '86 and '89. I've driven them hard from time to time and blown a few tweeters, several while on the five year warranty period but also a few during the twenty plus years since. I have found that the 53-8010 has the same SPL and ohms that are required in these old Polks! Don't tell Polk Audio but I just exchanged the face plates of the tweeter and Bingo! I just saved $50 per tweeter! The output is indistinguishable from the OEM!
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I've used many of these for rebuilds, and never broke one yet. Consider using thin sheet foam for a gasket - that will give you that needed seal without having to give them a tight "crunch".
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