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WASHINGTON Dec 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. Air Force said on Thursday it has restructured a troubled air-to-air missile program run by Raytheon Co, freeing $104 million in immediate funding for the company and putting the program on track to return to its original schedule by mid-2014.
Lieutenant General Charles Davis, the top Air Force official in charge of acquisition issues, said the two sides reached agreement last week on new contract terms that will pay Raytheon for delivery of actual missile rounds rather than the "performance-based" milestones used in the past.
"That gets us back to where we would have been ... roughly in the middle of 2014," Davis told Reuters in an interview at his Pentagon office.
He said the Air Force would continue to keep close tabs on Raytheon's AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM), which is used by Air Force fighter jets and Navy planes that fly off carriers.
"At this point right now the only thing that's important ... is the delivery of the missiles," Davis said, describing the Air Force's decision to withhold funds from Raytheon "very prudent" after repeated failures of the missile's rocket motors.
After years of delays in missile deliveries, the Air Force announced in March that it was withholding $621 million in payments from Raytheon until the company accelerated deliveries of the advanced missiles.
On Thursday, the Air Force said it was resuming payments to Raytheon after a 10-month pause from February to December 2012. Spokesman Ed Gulick said no additional funding was being withheld from Raytheon at this point.
The delays were caused by problems with solid rocket motors supplied by Alliant Techsystems Inc (ATK) that power the missiles, prompting Raytheon to switch to Norwegian ammunition supplier, Nammo. Continued...


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Well, I got a 9" from QVC for Christmas and I have read the relevent threads in this forum, but still having some problems.
First I can't connect it to my Windows Vista, my little Ubuntu Netbook picked it up right away. It gives me an error about device driver. I went to their website/read the user guide and all it say's is connect it via USB and it should just magically work.
Any ideas?
Pandigital 9"
Started by coyote81 , Dec 25 2010 05:47 PM
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Posted 25 December 2010 - 05:47 PM
Posted 25 December 2010 - 06:30 PM
you could try plugging it into your vista maching , going into device manager and deleting the driver then scan for new hardware and try searching from windows update to see if it downloads a new driver?
not sure if It'd work, but its worth a try.
not sure if It'd work, but its worth a try.
Posted 25 December 2010 - 08:23 PM
It should connect as if it was just another drive, if you're having problems in Vista I would suspect the problem is in Vista and not with your PDN. Not sure what the error is your getting, but I would google for it and see if any recommendations come up...sounds like Vista doesn't have the correct drivers installed which does seem odd.
Posted 27 December 2010 - 11:45 AM
I had same problem with my xp machine. Just clicked continue through the installs, then go to "my computer" and have "PD Novel" listed there which is the built in memory and also have what I renamed "PD 4GB" to designate the memory card. I can just drag n drop onto either of those areas Hope that is helpful. Already rooted and now looking for custom roms to try.


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The Nikon D4 is the flagship model in Nikon's professional DSLR lineup. It was released in early 2012 to replace the Nikon D3s. The D4 is one of the best DSLRs on the market right now. In this review we'll take a look at some of the good and the bad about the D4 to help you decide if it's the right camera for you.
The D4 is one of the most advanced cameras available, and we could spend all day going over the great features it has. We're going to focus on three things we think will be important to photographers:
There are dozens of other features that make the Nikon D4 great, but we think these three were worth a mention. Read on to find out some of the downsides of the D4.
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The Nikon D4 is a great camera, but it does have some marks against it. If you're a professional photographer who needs the specialized features available with the D4 then the price is definitely worth it. If you aren't quite at that level yet you might want to consider one of the other cameras mentioned in this thread. The Nikon D4 is a feature-packed professional rig either way, and if you're lucky enough to own one we think you'll definitely love it.
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I have a theory, so since Flash is apparently on it's way out due to lack of support from mobile devices, which is sparking the whole web to change to other mobile friendly platforms to display rich media which Flash use to dominate.. is it possible that this is only a temporary thing, and once mobile devices are fast enough and able to run Flash properly, Flash could make a comeback?
Think of it this way, we all know the popular game Tetris.. now the first mobile phones like Nokia had very simple games initially like Snake, and Tetris etc.. we could play better 3D games on consoles at the time but because of the currently state of mobile phone technology, Tetris is all we could play, but we played it anyway otherwise we'd just be using our phones to make calls and send texts.. Now fast forward a bit and suddenly we can all play more advanced 3D games on our phones which are similar to our favorite consoles games and no one is playing Tetris or snake anymore.
So just like Tetris makes a come back every time we have a new technology in it's infancy, think the first DOS PC , first console, first portable console, first mobile phone, all of these technologies Tetris re-merged and become popular over the years. Who knows, in the future we might have chips implanted in our heads and can play Tetris which is projected from the back of our retinas… Point is, could it just be that mobile phones and portable tablets are just not technology advanced enough to support the same media that desktop machines can run, like Flash, but over time.. just like the GameBoy became the PSP , this won't be a factor and we'll see Flash making a comeback?
Right now it's just more plausible to change everything on the web to mobile friendly technologies, otherwise you losing out on a huge segment of users, but I think those alternative technologies have a long way to go until they can out do what Flash has achieved in the last 10 years.. Give a few years and running Flash on a iPhone would be a non issue since it would be 100x times faster than it is now. 10 years ago I remember the coolest thing I could do with my phone was to send a text, now I can browse the internet and take video on my phone etc… so I'd say a few years Flash could make a huge comeback.. it's just that the current mobile phone technology needs to progress a bit. I don't see why a whole platform should just disappear because of technological latency of current mobile devices.
I think what Apple did was use this technology gap with phones as leverage to cull a big competitor like Adobe making out Flash slows down their technology, but we all know that technology is forever improving exponentially. Apple took that opportunity purely as a competitive business tactic.. If they continue to drag their feet and not allow technologies like Flash to run on their devices – they are only slowing down the progress of technology purely for their own benefit.
Hi DigitalScience,
Since Adobe already gave up on mobile flash player, the only come back that might happen is the AIR on mobile thingy I guess.
Last time, binaries compiled by AIR runs extremely slow on iPhone/iPad but now u can see that more games being compiled by AIR runs well on iPad2 and android tablets.
But AIR on mobile thingy is obviously more suitable for heavy apps or games.
For web and simple apps, HTML5 is fit for that purpose I guess.
I see where you going and I hear what you say .. but let me ask you this if your competitor starts something new, and you know that the industry is just a set of copy cats , they move with the new fad would you not put yourself in a position to profit … ADOBE had all the time in the world to fix their issues and they did not .. Heck they even said it themselves .. WE DROP THE BALL !! ...
When Apple started to dick them .. they said hey to hell with them we are too big to fail Android will be there guess what its still not reliable on android … so android started to slowly but surly distance themselves …. I lay the blame at ADOBES foot .. no one else!!
Nothing can be compared to Flash right now, but it will only survive if ADOBE starts to get it right … the industry is littered with mobile devices ….. and yet they have not done nothing to fix their mobile service instead they throw in the towel ..
PS: my current phone (htc evo) is faster than my first windows computer 1999 … I was able to view some cool flash sites and yes sites now are much more advance but so is the devices … I don't think speed is an issue …
I think there are 2 reasons why Apple managed to succeed on killing Flash easily. One is presently no much demand for rich content that Flash solely producing, so the mobile web users didn't felt much difference without Flash (Apple had 3 years to observe comfortably this fact from when iPhone 1.0 released and finally they knew it is their time).
Second reason, the entire web developer (non-Flash) community is waiting for a way to get ride Flash.
Due to the 2nd reason, and the fact that Adobe's future also in question (including Photoshop), we have more chances to live with painful technologies than Flash resurrection. We have a long history of how developers tortured by browser wars, browser domination and browser instabilities – so the web development's comfort zone is towards pain. Flash helped to stay away from this in some parts but developers doesn't need it .
It is very hard to predict what will be the changes after 3-4 years but easy to guess about next couple years. It will be very similar to today.
Basically the world shifting to more plain contact due to Apple or not it doesn't matter why it's a fact. I think we are in the aftereffect flash shock hit and we all waiting for the dust to get clear. (If it gets clear) .
I think the next change will be in the js platform but really who cares? If a client want me to do for him wp or whatever I'll do it, personally i don't have much fate in js its just way to slaw for the coming high tec` days standers, and really you can't do much with HTML 5 this days there is just no simple freedom with HTML 5 everything there is just a pain to make .Flash will be around that is also a fact ….. but not in popularity…..
The first week that I heard the news about adobe dropping the flash version for mobile devices was totally a disaster to me. I was like, OMG , what am I gonna do now, how can I make money any more? it was even worst when the market was so fragile that my sales here in AD dropped to 2 sales in 7 days!
I'm sure a lot of other flash coders felt the same, but then something cool happened. one of my clients contacted me and asked if I can build him a mobile version of a game I had done for him before… I knew Air was supported on mobile devices, but I never had actually created a mobile app. so I did and it paid very good. my team is working on 3 different mobile apps right now with the old AS3 knowledge we had. creating mobile apps is a big market and being able to create Air apps for android, IOS and blackberry devices is something very profitable.
it's obvious that flash player will never be reborn on mobile devices and I'm pretty sure that in the coming years, flash player will be totally removed even from desktop browsers. I don't agree with you, Digitalscience, that flash will be back when devices are more powerful in future. because the main reason that flash faded out on mobile devices was mainly the lack of usefulness of flash apps on mobiles.
you see, adobe had always said that flash player is good because you can code once and it will perform the same on all different browsers. that was true and the biggest reason I always loved flash. but now, with mobile native apps that motto is not that bold anymore.
If you ask a website owner about what he thinks about building a mobile version of his website, the first thing you will hear is about creating a native app which can be downloaded via mobile when users visiting their site. just a few clients would consider building an HTML5 version of their site for mobile view.
all I'm saying is that we flash developers, would just need to rename ourselves and don't say flash developer anymore! we could use AS3 developer instead! right?
Adobe Air is moving forward very fast. with Air 3.1 I can fully control the mobile camera and many other hardware accesses are available. we AS3 coders have definitely nothing to fear about. it is even better
having a quick thought… the only Envato market that will suffer from this transition is ActiveDen. I feel bad thinking about it, but that's how it is. and I'm not sure it would be a good idea for Envato to allow native mobile apps on AD because big markets are already ruling that! right?
Nobody know what the future brings and this is the beauty of it some time is not how we expect it but this is how life is in general.
In my opinion the html5 propaganda is made just so that huge companies can make money by selling apps(native apps) I think this is the entire fuss, think about coding with JS something serious, I mean it is possible but the time involved in it and all the incompatibilities will drive any developer crazy and we will never get even close to what flash can do, and here I want to point that you don't have the freedom that flash offers, this will never be possible with a language like JS plus don't forget that the html5/css is not meant for stuff that we build in flash (the stuff that makes you WOW ) and it will never be, unless the entire concept will be modified which I doubt.
I don't think flash will have a comeback and ADOBE has all the fault in this, but it will still be relevant on desktop, actually if you want something really cool flash is the only alternative.
As for air I do not advice to invest your time in this, because ADOBE might drop it over night, it seam that they have no problem doing this stuff.
We all need to take the painful path of JS and do our magic with it and hope that the future for us flash web developers will be better.
^ Do our magic with JS? .
I hope you are joking cos` really 5 years ago up today JS didn't do much, just evolve himself base on programing, any math programmer will tell you that JS can't evolve to a complex program without any engine.
JS in nature is a slow program and that won't change, thing is… it doesn't bother anyone that its slow and limited cos` people buying those app`s,+ the amount of JS script people shove into WP/html and they are happy with speed daze me, and the browser have a big impact on the script, but again no one care about that and i just don't get it .
I don't have problem with JS, actually it's the first program language i learn(well ….Java base), so it's also good indicate about my age give and take, but people say it the future? then i ask myself where they get there weeds? cos` someone here is on drugs and its mot me …..
Regarding Air ,i agree with you 100%, just one word from apple… Air apps are not that good it's the end .
I always say what push Air/Flex and all the rest of the side framework in use was flash, you take the focus from the main flash…..if that the case if you ask me all Air/Flex(and i love flex) will fade away in time …… because they step down from mobile i stop developing (or spend my time )on Air/Flex as they can close those sector tomorrow and once again you will get screw.. I learn my lesson
It is not easy but I still want to remain a web developer (creative web developer) so the only option that I have is JS there is nothing else…
I am coding with OOP rules for about three years now, imagine how I feel when I go back to object based programming, is worst then as 2.0…, it is really painful but this is the reality, everybody wants stuff to run on IPAD
Again I still believe in flash for PC I don't see it go away from PC because is just too damn cool but who knows, and also things might change, maybe it will be back on mobile one day.
And yes I am joking about the magic of JS , in the end apple won, two years from now and most of the users will think that the browser is limited and only apps can make a WOW , happy times
I don't agree with you that Adobe can shut down your Air for mobile business at once. All the time you put in your Android and iOS apps is a good investment. Even if Adobe gives AIR to the Apache Foundation one day, the apps you deployed (using the captive runtime) will keep on working and make money. Even if Android is going to be version 7.0 and devices changed you will be able to deploy using Air SDK 3 .1 in 5 years (as well thanks to native extensions and backwards compatibility). Thanks to captive runtime you are not dependent on a Flash Player your customers have to have installed. Compile your things and package it and done. All that is needed is included.


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All Quiet. But is it . . . .
After the big build up to the Centennial Congress in Budapest, which celebrated the many advances in our understanding of epilepsy and the improvement in epilepsy care over our first century, everything seems to have quieted down. At the same time that we were all busy with the development of the Budapest Congress, there was a prolonged period during which the new President and his colleagues on the Executive Committee were elected. And, just as after many big events and celebrations, things seemed to come to a stop as the fall and early winter have passed seemingly uneventfully. As with every building project, months can pass with no progress that is visible to the public, but nothing visible doesn't mean that nothing is happening. The reality is that the period since the Congress in July has been anything but quiet. Several years ago, at a meeting of all of the commission chairs, there was a general conclusion that planning for League goals and the commissions' activities in support of those goals were beginning far too late in the Executive Committee's term of office for the commissions to be able to achieve those goals.
Building on those recommendations for early involvement and plan development on the part of the commissions, Nico Moshé and the new Executive Committee led the development of a broad strategic plan that the commissions are using to guide their activities for the next four years. There have been a number of meetings, starting in Budapest with the Strategic Planning Task Force that brought together many League members as well as partners with common interests for improved epilepsy care to create the master plan. This plan, led by Gary Mathern, became the guide for the new commissions to create their programs for the coming four years. There have been two meetings with all of the Commission Chairs, the last before the American Epilepsy Society meeting in Boston, to finalize the goals and to begin to coordinate overlapping plans with one another. Never before have the Commissions moved so far so early in their terms. The effort from the Commission members has been extraordinary, especially for an organization based on voluntary effort.
In 2010 we will begin to see the first visible signs of these efforts. Mixed in with this busy year of the Regional Congresses (see the schedule below) will be the first steps in the implementation of the plans. In the coming months we will be reporting on the Commissions and their individual goals along with how they plan to accomplish them. The Education Commission, which remains a major focus of the League, is developing new programs to extend our reach to larger audiences with new technologies and educational approaches. A major decision will be where we should focus our educational efforts and how we should do it. You will hear more about this key activity in coming editions as well as about the new educational portal on the Web site.
A final major effort will be that of communications. We have not been as effective as we could in keeping members informed of League activities and major events in the epilepsy world. It is a New Year's resolution to do better. But there is also an important communication goal that has largely been ignored: making sure that the world outside the epilepsy community knows that seizures and epilepsy are a major public health issue that needs much greater attention than they have received over the years. What is especially promising in getting this message out is that many of the organizations focused on epilepsy are coming together in this effort, with the goal to deliver the same important message that epilepsy matters. Lots of planning and action are to come.
So, for the moment on the surface all is quiet, but by the end of 2010, it won't be.
Edward H Bertram
Information Officer
Solomon (Nico) L Moshé
As we are approaching the first six months of the new Executive Committee, it is a great opportunity to thank all of you who have worked so hard to promote and push forward our League's agenda. Much has been accomplished through your dedication; and the coordinating efforts of the Executive Committee to direct our activities in an open and transparent fashion.
To start, the Commissions have been formed and are developing their respective plans in alignment with the new Strategic Plan, which is posted on the Web. One aspect of this plan is the development of broad collaboration across the Commissions as they work together to succeed in areas where their goals overlap. To stimulate this collaboration the Commission Chairs have met twice and have had an opportunity to exchange ideas and to develop these active collaborations. Coordinating these commission efforts will require new methods of communication that allow the individual working groups to stay in regular contact through Web conferencing and Web file rooms for each Commission and its liaisons. Gary Mathern and the Strategic Task Force will continue to monitor our progress toward achieving our strategic goals as a team.
Sam Wiebe, Secretary-General, working with Peter Berry, Chief Staff Officer, has reorganized the office to improve its efficiency. Sam is also supervising the changes in our office and personnel dealing with chapter issues, including the maintenance of effective databases, chapter development and growth. Effective 1 January 2010 these functions, previously handled by the Brussels office, will now be served by Chancel in Dublin. Chancel is focused on epilepsy and has been managing our Congresses for a number of years, as we and IBE are its only clients.
The Strategic Plan recommended the establishment of the Finance Committee (Section 3.3.1), to be chaired by the Treasurer, Emilio Perucca. It also recommended that we establish a financial advisory council including professionals from the corporate environment (Section 3.3.2). This council would offer advice to ILAE regarding its investments and reserve policy as well as potential fund-raising opportunities. Members of this council will have expertise in finance, a willingness to volunteer time and ideally an interest in epilepsy. The first meeting of the new Finance Committee was held in Boston, on 6 December 2009.
The Global Campaign Secretariat met with the WHO leadership in October 2009. The goal of the Campaign is to promote and facilitate initiatives for improving the standards of comprehensive epilepsy care, including diagnosis, treatment, and social care in sustainable ways. The Secretariat created a Task Force headed by Shichuo Li and Helen Cross to develop the plan of action for the next several years. The Task Force will submit their recommendation by the Spring of 2010.
The Executive Committee negotiated a new contract for the journal Epilepsia with Wiley-Blackwell, the current publisher. This contract was signed in December 2009 and ensures the continuing growth of our publication agenda.
The Executive Committee is also actively working on several important issues:
ILAE has been hard at work building strong relationships with health organizations and with corporate partners. Because the League is a federation of Chapters, our strength derives from our collective experience, vision, and concept of how we can all work together to improve education and reduce the treatment gaps in every part of the world. During the past few months, the Executive Committee explored ways to augment our interactions with all our partners, including our corporate partners. Several opportunities and challenges were identified and the League is actively pursuing the options. In the next few months, Gary Mathern, the Chair of the Strategic Planning Task Force will be communicating with the Chapter leaders asking for input in addressing what we call the 'Big Idea'. For example:
We need you to become engaged in this process. We want you to recommend one or two ILAE initiatives that would have the most impact on you and your region of the world — and tell us why the impact would be significant. Over the next several months, we need you to give this process your serious attention and strong endorsement. We want your ideas, your expectations, and your recommendations.
The 'Big Idea' will be developed in tandem with the external message we want to identify and deliver to all concerned: persons with epilepsy, caretakers, caregivers, governments and non-government organizations (NGOs). Working with IBE, WHO, as well as our other partners worldwide, we hope to craft a message that emphasizes the importance of epilepsy as a chronic disorder that hurts many lives, not just the lives of the people with the disorder. However, we also want to give the hope that something can be done if we can provide sustainable access to care and if we have the support for developing new and better treatments.
In my short time as President, I have been impressed by the dedication, innovation and enthusiasm that so many are bringing to the cause of epilepsy. I thank all of you for the long hours that you have devoted to working for our League's mission.
Edward H Bertram
One of the important functions of any organization is effective communication. The first goal of such communication is letting members know what is happening that may affect the goals and operations of the organization as well as their professional lives. Another important goal is announcing events that may be of importance and interest. The ILAE has been moderately effective in these two areas. However, there are other communication roles in which the League has been less effective. One is fostering a sense of community and common purpose. Although the League is made up of over one hundred Chapters that are centered around the goal of improving the lives of patients with epilepsy, the League has not been as active as it could in creating a truly international sense of community. There are, of course, many impediments to creating such a large-scale global community, including distances and time zones, as well as multiple languages, cultures and diverse national needs. These are issues that must be addressed as the League moves forward to meet the goals of an ambitious Strategic Plan. The fourth major role for communication is letting the world outside of the epilepsy community know about the disorder, and the significant and often unrecognized burden it places on patients, their families and society. We have been largely inactive and ineffective in this critical area of communication.
For the League to succeed in its important goals, it must develop better means and efforts to ensure that its members as well as the outside world are well informed of our activities as well as the many issues that are faced by patients with epilepsy. But how? We are now living in a world in which the potential for placing information in front of everyone is unprecedented. And therein lies the problem: we are all so overwhelmed with so many messages on a daily basis, all crying for our attention, that those things that we really want to hear or read about are lost in the sheer mass communication noise that drowns out all but the most insistent voices. In addition the methods of communication that we use to obtain our information are expanding daily: Web pages, search engines, e-mail, social networks, tweeting, newspapers, journals, printed announcements, radio, and television are some of the means, but not the only, by which others are trying to get our attention. Many of the important messages never reach us, simply because we are overwhelmed with information. Our great challenge, therefore, in making sure our members know what is happening in the League is determining first what are the most important issues that should be emphasized and then finding the means to get the information to all who should know. Similarly, to provide epilepsy with increased visibility to the greater world, we have to decide what to emphasize that will get the attention of those who really aren't interested in epilepsy. We must then convince them that epilepsy is a critically important medical and social issue.
Meeting the challenges of improved communication within the League and to an uninformed and disinterested outside world will be a journey into new territory. Although we know our field very well, it is less clear what we need to emphasize so that the message rises above the background noise from continuous bombardment of mass communications. It is also not clear what we should be sending to our League colleagues who have diverse interests and needs. These issues of what to communicate and how, are made more complex as we reach out to the world outside of our community to develop greater understanding and support for epilepsy.
In the coming months we will be developing working groups of League members to identify the messages as well as to design a combination of communication tools that will improve our ability to reach our colleagues with the information they need. Other working groups will help define how we will reach out to others who may be able to help us make progress in the treatment of epilepsy. Finally, because we have neither the experience nor the expertise in how to communicate efficiently and effectively, especially to the outside world, we will work with professionals to refine the message and present it for the greatest impact. This effort will be a new but necessary journey on our road to better epilepsy treatment.
Edward H Bertram
Information Officer
Purple Day in Guatemala 2009
Purple Day is a grassroots effort dedicated to increasing awareness about epilepsy worldwide. On March 26th, people from around the globe are asked to wear purple and spread the word about epilepsy.
Purple Day was founded in 2008, by nine-year-old Cassidy Megan of Nova Scotia, Canada. Motivated by her own struggles with epilepsy, Cassidy started Purple Day in an effort to get people talking about the disorder and inform those with seizures that they are not alone. She named the day Purple Day after the internationally recognized color for epilepsy — lavender.
In 2009, over 100,000 students worldwide wore purple on March 26! Hundreds of workplaces and community organizations also joined the campaign, wearing purple to work and hosting Purple Day events and promotions.
The Epilepsy Association of Nova Scotia and New York-based Anita Kaufmann Foundation comprise the Global Purple Day Planning Committee, and epilepsy organizations from across the globe, including Australia, South Africa, Bulgaria, Guatemala, Israel, and the UK are promoting Purple Day in their regions.
Getting involved is easy!
New for 2009: Sign up to be a Purple Day Ambassador in your region! The Ambassadors of Purple campaign is available to people worldwide interested in promoting epilepsy awareness. Ambassadors assist with getting schools and workplaces to host Purple Day on March 26th. They also host events, contact local media and enlist the support of local political representatives. Applications are available online.
For more information, please visit www.purpleday.org.
Gary Mathern, MD
So, What's the "Big Idea"?
What is a "Big Idea" and why should the ILAE devote valuable and limited volunteer time and resources toward developing one? This is not an empty concern, as addressing this question helps define the values and culture of our international professional organization, now and in the future.
As members of the ILAE and its Chapters, we understand how the League helps us in meeting the goals of our professional lives. The ILAE is the organization we turn to for educational opportunities, through its regional and international meetings and publications, to teach professionals how to diagnose and treat persons with epilepsy. In addition, by partnering with the WHO and IBE through the Global Campaign, the ILAE works to improve access to treatment and care of persons with epilepsy in regions of the world with more limited resources. Likewise, as an international organization the League serves as a point of consensus building for activities such as defining epilepsy syndromes and classification schemes that can be used throughout the world. Given these existing activities, is that not enough for the ILAE to do?
Our current portfolio and agendas, while rich in activities, accomplishments, and challenges, mostly serves members of the League. From an outside government and consumer point of view, the ILAE has a very limited presence, and it is probably true that most people with epilepsy do not know about the ILAE or what it does for them. A new objective of the ILAE, as stated in the Strategic Plan, is to consider novel opportunities the accomplishment of which would have impact on the lives and care of people with epilepsy around the globe. That is the purpose of developing "Big Ideas". "Big Ideas" are goals that go beyond what we can accomplish as an individual organization and are large and audacious enough that they might seem impossible to achieve at first. If accomplished, however, the outcome would have such a major impact in the field that it is worth the effort. Such an accomplishment would mean working as a team with many like-minded organizations using resources from professionals and non-professionals. An excellent example was sequencing the human genome in the past decade.
At the request and endorsement of the Executive Committee, over the next several months the ILAE will embark on a process of developing some "Big Ideas", and we need your help. Ideally, the "Big Idea" should capitalize on our existing strengths as an organization and at the same time be a goal that other partners will enthusiastically want to join in with us. The "Big Idea" may involve an educational activity, perhaps not directed just to professionals within our organization and Chapters but to other care partners who treat and diagnose persons with epilepsy. However, we shouldn't limit ourselves to the traditionally taught educational course but focus more on what are simple things that could be done that would improve the lives of our patients. We could also begin programs that identify needs for communities all over the world so that we can impact care and improve the lives of those with seizures. As the Big Idea is developed we will also need to communicate what we are doing to consumers and others so that our organization and its mission is seen as relevant to people with epilepsy.
So, What is the "Big Idea"? We don't know yet and that is where we need your help. Send us your thoughts about what goal, if accomplished, would have the most impact in your community or country. We will consider all of them and with our partners develop goals that we can work together to make the world a better place for people with epilepsy. Please send your ideas to us at: email@example.com.
Gary Mathern, MD
Chair, Strategic Plan Task Force
Definition of drug-resistant epilepsy
Patrick Kwan
The ILAE has, for the first time proposed a consensus definition of drug-resistant epilepsy. An ad-hoc task force was appointed under the Commission on Therapeutic Strategies in January 2008. The Task Force is comprised of members with diverse expertise, including epidemiology, adult and pediatric epileptology, neurosurgery, clinical pharmacology, and clinical trial design (Appendix). A series of formal and informal meetings, teleconferences and e-mail exchanges took place during which pertinent literature was reviewed and controversial issues extensively discussed and debated. A draft report was circulated to all ILAE Commissions for comments in March 2009 and a final report was submitted to the Executive Committee in April 2009. The report was formally approved by the Executive Committee during the ILAE's Centenary Congress in Budapest, Hungary, 28 June to 2 July 2009, and after peer review, has been published in Epilepsia (ref.). It is also posted on the ILAE's Web site (www.ilae.org).
The ILAE Task Force has chosen the preferred term "drug resistant" to replace the terms medically intractable, refractory, and pharmacoresistant. We feel this term is more consistent with the intent of the definition, namely to identify patients for whom there is sufficient information to predict that they will have a substantially poorer prognosis for seizure remission with AEDs when compared with the population as a whole. "Intractable" and "refractory" would imply that there is no chance at all of remission, which is never the case.
This report will be an important addition to the family of ILAE classifications and terminologies. For a number of reasons, the definition of drug-resistant epilepsy has been controversial. Without consensus, diverse criteria or even a lack of explicit criteria have been employed by different clinicians and researchers, leading to an inability to compare findings across studies meaningfully or to craft practice recommendations. Thus a consensus definition may find application in broad scenarios, including (a) recommendations on when to refer patients to specialist centers for comprehensive review of diagnosis and management; (b) timing of consideration for alternative treatment modalities such as surgery; (c) selection of patients for clinical research studies of novel interventions; (d) clinical and basic research into the biology of drug resistance; (e) determination of the epidemiology of drug resistant epilepsy for planning of healthcare resources; (f) recognition of treatment resistant individuals for educational and welfare needs and other social purposes.
In attempting to address the particularly controversial elements, the proposed definition has several unique features. First, it stipulates the information required to assess the outcome of an intervention (such as an AED) so that different interventions can be measured with the same yardstick. Second, it provides guidance for the duration of seizure freedom required to define treatment success which is particularly relevant for individuals with infrequent seizures. Specifically, treatment success can only be determined after the individual has remained without seizures for either three times the prior inter-seizure interval or one year, whichever is longer. Third, the definition has two "hierarchical" levels. Level 1 is a scheme to categorize or characterize the outcome of an intervention (such as an AED), providing a framework to define treatment success or failure, based on which criteria for defining drug resistance are derived (level 2).
In essence, it is proposed that drug-resistant epilepsy may be defined as failure of adequate trials of two tolerated and appropriately chosen and used AED schedules (whether as monotherapies or in combination) to achieve sustained seizure freedom. It is important to note that no seizure frequency requirement is necessary to meet the definition. Thus, an individual with one seizure per year can be regarded as treatment resistant. Given the paucity of high quality data, the proposed definition should not be regarded as a fait accompli but a common starting point for work in progress. We ask the clinical and research community to apply and test the definition in diverse settings so that it can be refined as new evidence emerges. Your feedback is crucial!
Patrick Kwan
Commission on Therapeutic Strategies
Task Force members: Patrick Kwan (Chair), Jacqueline French (Commission Co-Chair), Gary Mathern (Commission Co-Chair), Alexis Arzimanoglou, Anne Berg, Martin Brodie, Allen Hauser, Nico Moshé, Emilio Perucca, Samuel Wiebe
Kwan P, Arzimanoglou A, Berg A T, Brodie M J, Hauser W A, Mathern G, Moshé S L, Perucca E, Wiebe S, French J. Definition of drug resistant epilepsy. Consensus proposal by the ad hoc Task Force of the ILAE Commission on Therapeutic Strategies. Epilepsia. DOI: 10.1111/j.1528-1167.2009.02397.x
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There has been a steady increase in the number of books published that are relevant to epilepsy that members of the League will likely find useful for their practice or research. However, keeping up with the books that are available is no easy task. To help make the job easier we are creating this Bookstore as a service to our membership. In it publishers can provide information on their epilepsy-related books. They may also provide information on where and how to purchase the books. The League does not sell the books. http://www.ilae-epilepsy.org/booksales/index.cfm
The Bookstore is in the early stages of evolution, and we expect to add new titles and publishers on a regular basis, so please check back frequently for new additions.
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2nd East Mediterranean Epilepsy Congress
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
4 - 6 March 2010
Tenth Eilat Conference on New Antiepileptic Drugs (Eliat X)
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Organized in cooperation between the Commission on European Affairs and EUREPA, the European Epilepsy Academy. These programs are clinically oriented and focused on the comprehensive aspects of diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy. This program is primarily addressed to medical postgraduates and junior researchers with a special clinical/scientific interest in epilepsy. More information and online application (deadline 10 April 2010) can be found at: http://www.epilepsy-academy.org or contact Petra Novotny, EUREPA at email@example.com.
20th Meeting of the European Neurological Society
Berlin, Germany
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6th Latin American Congress on Epilepsy (6° Congreso Latinoamericano de Epilepsia)
Cartagena, Columbia
1 - 4 August 2010
12th European Conference on Epilepsy and Society
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25 - 27 August 2010
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Although the retailer began its sponsorship of the technician program in the 2013-14 school year, Mankowski said, the retailer has hired several WMCAT graduates over the past few years due to the quality of training they've received. The latest group of WMCAT students will graduate today, including Kena Lee, who participated in an externship at Meijer as part of her training.
"I thought Meijer was amazing. Every experience was a learning experience and I never felt like I was just there," Lee said. "I like the [retail] business, because you always having something to do and I have the feeling that I'm helping someone at the same time."
Employment of pharmacy technicians, who help licensed pharmacists formulate and dispense prescription medication, is slated to increase 20% by 2022, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Meijer anticipates the need for the positions to continue because the population of patients is growing older and relying on more prescriptions, Mankowski said. Additionally, the Affordable Care Act may increase the number of patients seeking care. A Meijer pharmacy team member also serves on WMCAT's advisory committee to ensure the program curriculum has a strong retail component, and to better prepare those graduates for job placement with the retailer.


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Comments, anyone? Do any of you have one of these gas stations nearby? I say om nom nom, let it eat. They used to have 94 (for five bucks) and 104 here, now its 93 and 98 ...
Back in the day we used Sunoco 260, 104 oct I think. Are they bringing it back? I know a lot more stations are selling race fuel. Oh, back then 260 was a whopping .98 a gal.
Well, you tell us Rob. Did you see any Sunoco stations in your travels? Its a long way to the nearest drag strip and I'm not sure why this place is smack in the middle of econo-SUV central. 91 octane premium is all anybody else here has. I fed a snort of the sweet stuff to the GTP and it was strutting around like a banty rooster with no knock retard going on.I remember a day when gas and smokes were both 75 cents. Seems like it was around '82, before corn squeezin's "gained popularity". Remember the term "gasohol" from the 70s? Wonder why nobody says that now.
I saw one Sunoco station thru-out the whole US.I don't think anybody knows what's in their gas. Warning to People with diesels: There's a gas station out there that has a green handled fill nozzle but its not diesel. I've heard about a lot of uh-oh's.ID, one good thing about draggin mommas car around is it still only has 28,000 on the clock. Pretty good for a 2012 that we got in June 2011.
thats crazy 7.60 for a gallon of 98. matt i've been to that station with jam.i have a friend with a machine shop. he sells fuel with very little mark up so the guys that he builds race motors for will have good fuel! i will ask what the prices are these days.
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Wasn't gasohol methanol as opposed to the ethanol that's in today's fuels? Anyways; if you don't mind mixing fuels, a good blend is to mix 100LL (from the airport) 50/50 with regular gas. The 100LL (low lead) has 4 grams of lead per gallon, so when you mix it 50/50 with regular gas you end up with 2 grams of lead per gallon, which is just what the old leaded premium used to have. And the mix seems quite stable (I've had it sit in gas tanks for years and still be fine) without having to put STABILE in it.
Man ... theres a small airport across the highway from the shop ... hmmmMethanol? Maybe that was the difference. Somehow that word gets more socially acceptable when you drop the M, maybe thats why they push ethanol now instead, ha. I just saw an article where some turbo'ed JYD LS cat is funneling water/meth through a garden hose.For what its worth, recently I did have the occasion to salvage the gas from my November wreck. It burnt just fine. 91 octane E10, a full tank's worth. My July wreck still cranks right up too, with about 9 month old 89 E10 in it. Neither one smells old yet. We have a T-bird in the shop, man that thing must have had five year old gas in it ... thats a familiar stench at the classic and kustom place, whew!
The "M" may have been dropped because it carries a certain connotation of it's own. I would expect it to make your car go faster...M-22, my mother's 1978 Cadillac Eldorado (425cu) always drank a 50/50 avaition & ethal combo. They had a small airport so it was cheap go go juice.
i ran av gas back years ago. 2 bucks a gallon! i wonder how much it is now? matt if you get a chance to run across the road and ask pass it along. by the way jam told me about a pontiac race at tulsa this weekin.
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Phase-change memory is a new kind of storage chip, which offers a superior alternative to the tradition silicon-based NAND flash storage. PCM is built on chalcogenide glass -- glass that contains one or more of the chalcogenide (sulfur, selenium or tellurium) elements. When heated, the glass switches from crystalline to amorphous, altering electrical properties. Modern PRAM also adds two intermediate states, making for four-states per cell.
Micron's phase-change memory will no doubt be pricey, but it promises high volume and a slew of benefits. It boasts that the memory will cut smartphone boot times, improve application response times (by cutting latency), and even yield small power savings. The memory is not a major power consumer, so these gains likely will amount to minutes of extra battery life, not hours.
Micron's phase-change memory is incorporated into a 2-chip design, which incorporates both LPDDR2 volatile memory and PCM non-volatile memory.
Micron is offering its PCM as an all-in-one volatile/non-volatile solution, solution that includes a 1-gigabit PCM chip attached to a 512-Mbit LPDDR2 chip, connected by a custom interface inside a single package.
Tom Eby, Vice President of the Wireless Solutions Group at Micron comments, "Our commitment to innovation and continued development of advanced products to address the voracious demands of the wireless industry is clear and strong. We are determined to evolve and innovate by continuing to offer the best-tailored solutions for both today's and tomorrow's market requirements."
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The 5:2 Fast Diet Cookbook by Samantha Logan is a list of over 150 healthy low calorie recipes designed to be eaten on "fasting" days. The book is not a guideline to the diet, but rather, a cookbook for people who are already familiar with the process. The 5:2 Diet is already a popular weight loss program for some who claim, as does the author, that limiting caloric intake for two nonconsecutive days per week will "reset your metabolism and rev up your body's fat-burning ability." Logan created The 5:2 Fast Diet Cookbook after she experimented with fasting and found that it helped her lose 30 pounds.
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- Recipes contain a wide variety of foods to stave off boredom.
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- No support material or data is given to support why/how fasting diets work.
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- Serving sizes are vague.
- The caloric restrictions are severe; below industry recommendations.
- No other strategies are given for how to handle hunger pangs.
The book offers over 150 recipes, all fewer than 300 calories each. Before each chapter, the author offers advice on how to maximize nutrition-packed ingredients, foods to avoid that are typically high in calories and healthy preparation methods. The recipes cover a range of meals and food types, like breakfast and smoothies, salads, soups, meats and proteins, sensible Sides, vegetarian options, and guilt-free treats.
The calorie restrictions are extreme. The author states that by using the recipes in her book, dieters are still able to eat three meals a day and sometimes even a dessert, but the average recipe weighs in at 250 calories. With 500 and 600 recommended calories a day, for women and men respectively, two meals is typically the most a person could eat.
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Nicks explained that in some ways, their long dormant love affair is able to come to life within the confines of the concert stage: "People love to see people in love. Not that we're in love, but we have been in love and we have that on stage. And if we're getting along and we're happy with each other, that part comes out."
Back in 2009, Nicks came clean as to when she really, truly, finally knew it was over between her and Buckingham, telling MTV: "The day his first child was born. I knew that was it. . . that was the definitive thing."
Lindsey Buckingham says the move into becoming a father in the late-'90s immediately took precedence over his music, or whether it was a gradual process that he had to adjust to: "I found myself in the situation before I was fully acclimated to it, I think, y'know? It just . . . It didn't sink in right away because old patterns do die hard. I can't say that I remember a particular moment, but I do know that one of the great joys and comforts of being a father in particular — and a spouse as well — is that you sort of have this biological imperative that you know that you would put them first in any situation."
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