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2016 Kia Sorento Redesigned to Perfection
Kia has been strengthening its hold in the market with its unique crossover designs and to cash on their legacy they have come up with a new and unique third Kia Sorento design that is sure to win hearts without much effort. The addition of certain features in all new 2016 Kia Sorento are meant to floor its buyers and the technology used by this world renowned company to build Sorento this year is sure to take buyers by surprise along with its modeling and economic features. For 2016 Kia Sorento Company has made no changes to its policies and has maintained its standard in all possible aspects as they believe that their cars are meant to satisfy the basic needs of a crossover lover. It is true that the offerings from Kia do not have the class of a Ferrari or the power of a Lamborghini, but they have certainly mastered the art of attracting customers towards them that has played role in their success in recent years. People spotted the new Sorento while it was on test and also made the correct guess of it being a Kia make because of its unique styling.
The 2016 Kia Sorento may not have the class of a Ferrari or the power of a Lamborghini but they still have the class and style to attract customers without any hassle. When people spotted Sorento while it was being tested, they didn't took more than a second to recognize it as a Kia make beauce of its unique modeling. Specualtions are already rife about the intriguing features of the 2016 Kia Sorento as they are sure to take the SUV lovers by surprise.
If you look it from outside, you will notice that the Sorento has increased in size and looks almost like a beast with its vast base, which is enough to reach conclusion that it has a lot of cabin space to laze around. Because Kia has no plan to launch Sorento anyday before 2016, they have a lot of time to work on its interior features to make them intriguing. From the exterior point of view, the Sorento will have a new grille, head lamps and tail lamps which make it look amazingly beautiful. A few chrome touching spotted under the cover of Sorento are also very much attractive. Kia has been using state of the art technology and fine quality raw materials to make its cockpit elegant and classy along with leather seats for that luxurious feel.
Kia is planning to launch Sorento with two engine version wherein the first one will be a 2.0 litre 4 cylinder engine with the ability to generate 264 Hp and the second one is a V6 engine that produces 290 Horsepower, a T-GDI engine from Kia for 2016 engine will be a bonus for Kia lovers. It has been speculated that 2016 Kia Sorento will be showcased first in November 2014 and will hit the roads in early 2016. However, prices have not been finalized yet and can only be decided once the Sorento will be showcased in 2014. Nevertheless, 2016 Kia Sorento can be a great success only if Kia manages to deliver what it has promised.


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Tim Schadla-Hall - Reader in Public Archaeology
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- Reader in Public Archaeology
- Degree Programme Co-ordinator: MA in Public Archaeology
- Contributor to Degree Programme: MA Museum Studies
- Course Co-ordinator: ARCL0091 Public archaeology
- Course Co-ordinator: ARCL0093 Managing museums
- Editor, Public Archaeology
Research Interests
- Public involvement in archaeology
- Archaeology and education, particularly in the area of reconstruction
- Economics of archaeology
- Alternative archaeology and its appeal
- Politics and archaeology; archaeological legislation; illicit antiquities; media and archaeology
- Museum management; museum displays; indigenous archaeology
- Post glacial in North Western Europe; landscape archaeology; post- medieval country houses
Research Directory Records
Currently completing
- With Paul Lane - the edited volume on the excavations of early mesolithic sites in the Vale of Pickering, N. Yorkshire
- With Nick Merriman - an edited volume on Public Archaeology
Educational Background
- MA Cantab (Archaeology and Geography) 1974
- Publications
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- Veysel Apaydin The presentation of the Past: pitfalls and potentials – An analysis of the approaches to the past in Turkey education, local community and the political manipulation of archaeology via the Turkish National Curriculum: the case study of Catalhoyuk and Ani (joint supervision with Ulrike Sommer
- Sarah Dhanjal Is there a role for archaeology in diverse urban communites? (second supervisor Andrew Gardner)
- Brian Hole The use of archaeology by Indigenous Tribes and the Nation State in India to reinforce and create national identities. (second supervisor Dorian Fuller)
- Jamie Larkin Effects of Commercialisation on Museums and Heritage Sites (second supervisors Adrian Babbage and Ben Cowell)
- Felicity Winkley On the map: A study of the attitudes of metal detectorists in England and their impact on the success of the Portable Antiquities Scheme (second supervisor Sam Moorhead, British Museum)
- Maja Maricevic Research functions in large heritage organisations: impact of the UK cultural and research policies on the institutional research strategies and practice (joint principal with Gabriel Moshenska)
- Luisa Nienhaus Remembering Europe's bloody past: How do contemporary commemorations of the Napoleonic Wars reflect changing ideas of Europe and European-ness (joint principal with Gabriel Moshenska, second supervisor Andrew Gardner
Second Supervisor
- Rui Pang Towards sustainable cultural heritage management in China: an evaluation of systems based on current theory & practice in Han City of Chang'an (principal supervisor Tim Williams)
Complete PhD Students
- Chiara Bonacchi Communicating archaeology in the changing world of media. Archaeological communication trends and potential for socio-economic development and site management (second supervisor Andrew Reynolds)
- Paul Burtenshaw The economic impact of tourism to archaeology - Measurement and management for sustainability (second supervisor Kevin MacDonald)
- Trudie Cole Archaeological education and the benefits for Learners at Key Stage 1 and 2 (second supervisor Mike Corbishley)
- Renata Franco Peters Redressing misrepresentation: The role of conservation (second supervisors Elizabeth Pye and Stephen Shennan)
- Peter Gould Putting the Past to Work: Archaeology, community institutions and economic development (second supervisor Tim Williams)
- Fernanda (Maria) Kalazich Cultural meanings and values of the Likan Antai. The practise of archaeology through a participatory approach (second supervisor Bill Sillar)
- Anastasia Sakellariadi Archaeology for the people? Greek Archaeology and its Public, if there is one: an Analysis of the Sociopolitical and Economic Role of archaeology in Greece from the Foundation of the Modern Greek State (1831) to the Present Day (second supervisor Theano Moussouri)
- Brian Shottenkirk Improvise, Adapt, and Overcome. The Individual and Material Transformation in Conflict: The Great War (1914-18) (second supervisor Renata Peters)
- Amara Thornton British archaeologists, social networks and the emergence of a profession: The social history of British archaeology abroad, 1870-1939 (principal supervisor Andrew Garrard)


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Gallery: The unseen face of Pyongyang
What could be more fascinating and ironic than a detailed tourist guide you'll never use -- a guide to the world's most secretive and neurotic state?
Drawing from his multiple trips to North Korea and his perspective in his field of expertise, German architect Philip Meuser has put together a two-volume "guide" to Pyongyang titled "Architectural and Cultural Guide Pyongyang" (Dom Publishers).
The guide was published in English and German in March and will be published in Korean in June by Damdi Publishers.
Showing it like it is
"I didn't want to criticize politics or society by publishing this book, but rather show the city as it is," said Meuser in an interview with Harper's Bazaar Korea. "But that led naturally to exposing the city's dictatorial rule, intellectual poverty and loss of creativity."
The first volume is abundant with images of various venues and vistas in Pyongyang, including those of the subway, the city square, monuments, residential areas, stadiums and hotels.
The second is composed of Meuser's first-person critical account of traveling throughout the city and essays by various contributors.
Valuable images
Differing from other books on North Korea, the images in the book are not propaganda photographs, but were taken from Russian and U.S. archives. Meuser also collected travel photographs from others who had visited the country.
"The most important fact about this book is that all the images and content have not been censored in any way, and are completely independent," said Meuser.
Also on CNNGo: DMZ: Road trip to the world's most heavily armed border
But why publish a guidebook to a place that most people will never visit?
"I wanted it to be an awakening for people in the outside world, and also wanted to provide strange material for the travel news articles on North Korea." (He was quite astute about that point, judging from the fact that this article is going up at all).
The allure for every type of traveler
For the most part, as USA TODAY Travel pointed out in their review, the guide is primarily geared toward "armchair travelers" who will love the fascinating look at "this very strange and isolated capital city."
But for an increasing number of travelers, North Korea holds an appeal unmatched by other destinations.
"One of the main reasons I travel is to see lifestyles that are different from my own, and North Korea is about as different as it gets, despite the fact they're also Korean," said Soon Ho Lee, 31, a partner at a hedge fund in Hong Kong who plans to travel to North Korea in the near future.
"I want to visit soon mainly because there's a limited window of how long the North Korean regime in its current format will last. Within 20 years or less we will see dramatic changes to, if not the complete extinction of, North Korea as we know it today. I'd like to see it -- or at least a sterilized version of it -- before everything changes," said Lee.
Also on CNNGo: The happiest place in North Korea


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Some of you will recall that I was looking for a way to have Coach Carroll speak at a conference that I'm helping to put together in Seattle.
After finding the Seahawk Appearance Request page, I realized that I needed more information from the planning committee before I could proceed with the request.
Now, it is done. I'm not sure if we'll be able to get him since we won't be able to pay him. It's in March, so I don't imagine he'll be horribly busy, but the lack of compensation makes me nervous.
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Backstage at Badgley Mischka's Autumn/Winter 2013 show at New York's Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, Peter Gray and the Moroccanoil team was busy designing a beautiful, voluminous style that was inspired by Hitchcock's femme fatales--Kim Novak, Eva Marie Saint and Grace Kelly--the paradox of their cool surface and inner fire.
The style emphasized whimsical contrasting elements, with soft, swirling volume at the top and front of the head, falling into a swirled chignon sitting atop a playful reverse-braid that tightly followed the shape of the head. The effect was created by braiding hair from nape to above the occipital, with the model's head flipped over, and the top was set in pins that, when cooled, created a swirled pomp.
PREP: Begin with a touch of Moroccanoil Treatment to condition and add shine depth, followed by Moroccanoil Heat Styling Protection. Work through Moroccanoil Volumizing Mousse from roots to ends for soft volume and hold. To create a soft, smooth styling foundation, blow-dry straight with a paddle brush.
BRAID: After making a horse shoe shaped section from each temple to the crown and pinning it on top, start to design the reverse-braid. Tip the model's head forward, braid from the nape of neck toward the crown, pulling in diagonal sections from the sides to the center of the head. "As I continued, I brought in pivoting sections from side areas, taking care to keep the braid closely following the shape of the head," Gray says. "When I reached the crown, I fastened the three-braided sections together into a ponytail."
TOP: Start to create the swirling effect on top of the head. "I created a set, curling the hair from the front hairline and then back using a ¾" curling iron (for the first two sections) to create a pronounced wave. I progressed to a 1" iron for the remaining set sections, including the ponytail." Mist the entire set lightly with Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray Strong.
FINISHING: Release the set, and comb it out starting at the crown, and allow some loose pieces to fall free. "I backcombed the top section lightly for a fluffy, feminine effect, concentrating on the wave through the front area. The remaining loose lengths of the hair were wrapped around a pin-tailed comb--with the tip inserted vertically into the top of the braid--to hold the chignon above the reverse-braid." Fine wisps of hair were then brushed loose to soften, free and modernize the look. Gray used a fork comb to break up the edges of the set, and gave the style a final misting of Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray Strong to hold it in place.


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Australian singing and dancing sensation Timomatic set to perform; Jeannie Mai of Style Network's "How Do I Look?" returns as commentator
Donald J. Trump and Paula M. Shugart, president of the Miss Universe
Organization, have announced the celebrity judges for the 2012 Miss
Universe Competition, which will broadcast live from Planet Hollywood
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NBC with a Spanish simulcast on Telemundo.
The distinguished panel of judges includes:
•CeeLo Green, singer-songwriter and musician coach of NBC's "The Voice"
•Pablo Sandoval, two-time World Series champion and MVP with the San Francisco Giants
•Nigel Barker, photographer and host of Oxygen's new series "The Face"
•Diego Boneta, singer and actor best known for starring role in "Rock of Ages" feature film
•Scott Disick, TV personality from the E! Network
•Brad Goreski, celebrity stylist and star of Bravo's "It's a Brad, Brad World"
•Chef Masaharu Morimoto, award-winning chef and star of "Iron Chef"
•Ximena Navarrete, Miss Universe 2010, and face of L'Oreal
•Kerri Walsh Jennings, three-time U.S. Olympic gold medalist in beach volleyball
•Lisa Vanderpump, star on Bravo's hit series "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" and new series "Vanderpump Rules"
"For the first time ever, the Miss Universe telecast is a holiday special and what better gift to give to our fans than an amazing panel of judges," said Shugart. "These talented individuals will have the task of selecting the next Miss Universe, so we are excited they will be a part of this worldwide telecast. We also want to welcome Timomatic who will perform during the show and Jeannie Mai who returns as commentator."
Returning to the Miss Universe telecast is Jeannie Mai of Style Network's "How Do I Look?" as a commentator. Mai will take viewers behind the scenes to engage with contestants, talent, and fans throughout the telecast. She joins previously announced Andy Cohen, host of Bravo's "Watch What Happens: Live," and Giuliana Rancic, co-anchor of "E! News," who return to share hosting duties.
In addition to previously announced Train, the world-renowned contest adds a second musical performance from Nigeria-born Tim Omaji, better known as Timomatic in his home country of Australia. Timomatic made his mark in 2009 as a contestant in Australia's "So You Think You Can Dance," and later in "Australia's Got Talent." These appearances landed him a deal with Sony Music Australia releasing his now four-time platinum debut single, "Set It Off," which he will perform during the pageant.
New to this year's "Miss Universe" telecast, fans from around the world can ask a "Final Question" via Twitter by using #AskMissUniverse in the days leading up to the two-hour telecast. One lucky fan's question will be read to a top five finalist during the interview competition. In addition to the "Final Question," Twitter integration will include fan comments and reactions during the telecast.
Fans have also been able to vote their favorite contestant into the semifinals at the Miss Universe competition. Voting is taking place now through Dec. 18 and can be done by logging on towww.missuniverse.com or www.telemundo.com.
Throughout the Miss Universe competition, 89 contestants will compete in three categories: swimsuit, evening gown and interview. The telecast will conclude with Leila Lopes of Angola - Miss Universe 2011 - crowning her successor.
For more information, visit: www.nbc.com or www.missuniverse.com; "like" the show on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/nbc and follow it on Twitter @NBC.


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Just when you think you've heard it all when it comes to the Giudices, comes two shocking new reports about the Real Housewives of New Jersey posers stars.
The first report comes courtesy of NorthJersey.com, which states that Teresa Giudice and hubby Joe failed to inform the Bravo network of their bankruptcy filing. According to the site, Bravo did not know about the October 29, 2009 filing until the NYPost broke the story in June.
A Bravo representative tells the site, "We had no idea about any of that," also adding that the bankruptcy issue will not come up in of the future episodes, including the Aug. 23 season finale.
"We just follow the ladies. They tell us what they're doing and we decide if we want to film them that day. So, if Teresa [had] said, 'Hey, guess what, guys? I'm going to file for bankruptcy today,' we probably would have followed it. But it's easy for them to not give us that information," continues the Bravo rep.
The North Jersey site then goes on to make a valid point stating that as "a result of the Giudice's selectivity, there's a strange discrepancy between "reality" and real life on 'The Real Housewives of New Jersey' this season."
Joe's former business partner Paterson Realtor Joe Mastropole, who is listed as being owed $586,000 on the bankruptcy petition, also had some choice words for the Giudices, stating: "It's really a disgrace… Why are they still pretending to be people they're not on the show?"
Mastropole wasn't done talking as he also accuses Joe of being a slumlord. "Mr. Giudice had been collecting rent on [those] three properties … and not paying the mortgages, not paying the oil, not paying the utilities, not paying the taxes, not paying the fines and violations and so on and so forth and put those buildings into a hole. Now, he's going bankrupt."
Mastropole also adds that Joe was using money he gave him to pay expenses on those buildings to help build his mansion. "He'd say, we need $5,000 this week. We need $10,000 this week, so at the beginning I would give it to him, thinking that it was legit. I find out that it's going into his house in Montville."
An attempt is now being made by Mastropole to block the discharge of Joe's unpaid debt to him. Adding to Mastropole's dismay is the fact that a Judge ruled in his favor on Oct. 23, 2009 regarding the debt. However, the Giudices decided to file bankruptcy just days later.
Driving Record – In other news, another shocking new report by the Daily Record states Joe Giudice is now appealing his sentence for the DWI he received earlier this year on January 14, the same one that will be featured on the upcoming episode of the show.
But that is not the shocker folks, the site reports that Joe's license has been suspended a total of 9.4 years out of the last 20 years! The site also adds that at the time of the municipal court trial, Joe had 39 points on his license. The sanctions were for offenses such as speeding, leaving the scene of an accident and careless driving.
This DWI is reportedly Joe's first, but the Judge did not go easy on him due to his driving history. The judge "imposed $864 in penalties; revoked his driver's license for 12 months; and ordered him to perform 30 days community service. A 30-day jail sentence was suspended, providing the community service is completed."


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Hi everyone.
I'm trying to disassemble my mr1 but I can't get past removing the rear internals past the striker spring, so I guess the striker bolt and striker buffer are still inside. In the manual it says that the rest of the parts should just slide out the back but they just stay in there, even if i try to shake it out. I've tried to use an allen key to push it out from the top but i stopped as soon as I hit resistance because I'm scared to damage my marker. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
Sorry if this seems like a stupid question. This is my first paintball marker.
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you take the pushpin out, pull out the velocity adjuster and spring pull the cocking pin back (as if your cocking the marker) then pull that pin strait out the top use a battle swab to push the bolt out from the front to back (put it in where the barrel screws on) the striker will be just about out as well as the striker buffer give the marker a little shake and it should drop out the back if it doesnt use something like allen key just to help it along wont take much force at all. then you have therear internals out. make sure when you put it back together you put them in the right order. Dont get the striker buffer infront of the striker or put the bolt upside down
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Yeah I had the same thing happen when I first took mine apart, the rubber buffer is a little tight and stops it all from just falling out, a small allen wrench can hook it and pull it out, for me the top bolt just falls out when the pin and stock is removed.
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Le Creuset, yes you have to sacrifice your kids college fund but it's worth the price.
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Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 1:24 am
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So how does the Innova enameled cast iron stack up against Le Creuset, it's certainly a lot cheaper.
Enameled cast iron cage fight!
Anyone have any experience with them?
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Has anyone tried Innova at all?
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Does anyone here use enamel cast iron?
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I have a brick red Le Creuset stock pot, about 12-16 quarts that is about 20 years old that I got as gift and should have just returned when I got it. I am not fan of cast iron pots. For me, they serve no purpose. I use it about once every 18 months. It has crazing of the enamel on the inside bottom surface. I have other large pots the same size and larger in stainless clad aluminum that I prefer to use because they are easier to clean and I can use whatever I want to clean them without having to worry about damaging the enamel surface. Besides, the cast iron pots are heavy to carry.
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A lot of southern dishes though do rely on slow cooking, and cast iron is important for that....I can't make my corn bread in anything else either.....
Also I find the enameled cast iron frying pan to be the BEST surface to brown certain items when I want ZERO reactivity, and the items have a lot of acid.
But several family stew type recipes MUST have a cast iron dutch oven.
Le Creuset just seems to me to be so highly priced.......I was hoping the Innova stuff might be just as good, because teh price difference is just so great.
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Why don't you "splurge" and just buy a small trial sized Innova piece and see how it is. Be a little abusive and see how it stands up for your intended uses. I have done that in the past with pots and pans and oven roasters and now have exactly what I like because I tested many different companies products in my own kitchen.
Things to stay away from: all Calphalon products and non-stick All-Clad products. I'm actually surprised All-Clad makes such bad, non durable non-stick ware. They are all over priced and "under-qualitied".
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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 11:05 am
Post subject: Le Crueset Forever
My husband got me a set a few years back; and we've added a few more pieces since then. Over the years I've pretty much given away every other pan we had except the tagine and the wok. Le Crueset forever!
Not only is it great for non-reactive cooking, it is also excellent for developing upper body strength and encouraging mothers-in-law not to volunteer to "help" one cook.
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Posts: 5
Location: Timmins, ON
Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 5:35 pm
Post subject: Rare find
I bought a cottage in a remote area of Northern Ontario back in 1990. It came with linens and cooking items included. It was a boat access property only. I found this strange heavy roasting pot. It was a Le Crueset. I knew nothing about them at the time. I used it to cook over the open fire pit and it was great. For about 15 years I used it there. I sold the cottage last year and it came with me. I cleaned it up from the fire pit soot and It remains my sole roasting pot. I happend to look on the net to see if there were other pots similar. It was then I found the price of my pot was close to three hundred bucks. Wow. I recommend this pot to all. It has been through the works and still looks very good and cooks great.
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Joined: 06 Mar 2008
Posts: 8
Location: Bury St. Edmunds, England
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 12:33 am
Post subject: Not in favour of cast iron pots and pans
I bought a Le Creuset casserole with lid 10 years ago and after using it about five times I gave up on it.
I went back to using stainless steel. An equivalent sized high quality stainless steel casserole is about the same price (or a little cheaper) and more durable and lighter.
If you drop a cast iron pan or lid onto a hard surface it can break.
Also the lid knob of the Le Creuset is made of plastic and this limits the usefulness of the entire casserole as you can't put it into a high temperature oven with its lid or the plastic will decompose. However, my stainless steel pots and lids contain no plastic so I don't have to worry.
One pain about enamel is that you have to be careful not to damage it using metal utensils. With stainless steel you can use metal utensils and scrape.
People say that cast iron gives an even heat but so does a high quality stainless steel pot/pan that has a composite base.
In my cooking experience I can see only one advantage to Le Creuset and that is appearance. Many people would prefer a Le Creuset pan on the kitchen table to a stainless equivalent. However, I am one exception, I actually prefer the aesthetics of industrial looking stainless steel to enamelled cast iron.
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I have no issues. It is like warning labels on some things, maybe we need to remove them and just let some people die.
I have no issues. It is like warning labels on some things, maybe we need to remove them and just let some people die.
My wife's computer won't even let me on RaginPagin. I suspect that these two issues may not be related, though. She may be on to me.
I was using Google Chrome and I couldn't get on. Went back to IE only for RP and Chrome for the rest of my exploring.
Traffic does seem to be way down. It really needs to be fixed. Turbine, why the silence? It doesn't help that there is a lot less excitement for the upcoming football season, but that warning is the biggest reason, imo.
Chrome has said they will issue a fix in January.
Their fix will involve blocking their own (automated system) Google ads that cause the problem. (certain ones)
In the mean time I am working to comply (getting files ready) with their current solution which puts 100% of the onus on the site publisher.
If I wasn't worried about preserving posts back to 2002, we would be done already.
If you guys are really concerned about privacy, info protection, OPSEC, etc; I'd suggest sticking to the updated firefox. There are lists of allowable sites in the settings that make it easy to control. Also, if you use safari like me, even better. Also very easy to toggle "warning issued" sites.
As far as anything google, IE, or whatever.. I'd steer clear at all costs.
At first, Google Chrome wouldn't let me load RP, so I started using Internet Explorer.
A few weeks ago, I could no longer access the the site with Internet Explorer.
Now Safari is the only way I can access Ragin Pagin.
1st thread: http://www.raginpagin.com/louisiana/showthread.php?1
1st post: http://www.raginpagin.com/louisiana/...-com&p=1#post1
Hey, what is the latest to get RP fixed? These typing areas are so much smaller than my piano.... Why won't the thing work on the desktops??? Seriously what is the plan???


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Red Hat Joins Sun's Open Source Java Party
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Sun's open source Java effort has won a new convert today; Red Hat has announced that it will join the Sun-led OpenJDK effort and will now be an active participant in the process.
With Sun open sourcing Java, it took the first step on a longer road toward further opening it up to development. Despite those efforts, there remains much still to be done -- which is why Sun will need the help of Red Hat and others to make open source Java a success.
"There is more to open source than licensing," Simon Phipps, Sun's chief open source officer, told InternetNews.com. "Open source communities have to have rules about how they govern themselves."
The agreement between Sun and Red Hat is a contribution agreement, which helps to set out the rules of governance and participation under which Red Hat is involved in the OpenJDK effort. Phipps said the agreement ensures that contributions are free of intellectual property issues.
"What Red Hat has done is simple, good community membership," Phipps said. "That's in their interest, so they can freely work on the OpenJDK code and other will help to maintain it."
As part of the collaboration, Red Hat will also get access to the Java SE Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK) to ensure that technology developed by Red Hat is compliant with JavaSE specifications. The TCK itself is not available under an open source license.
"Sun is still producing TCK as an expression of the specification that it is working in the JCP [Java Community Process] to create," Phipps said. "TCK has not been constructed as an open source project. We've been discussing what will happen longer-term, and I fully expect that situation to change."
When that situation might change, however, is uncertain. Phipps described the TCK as the "gold standard" that defines what is Java and what isn't -- and as such, the custodians of Java are very conservative about changes to the kit.
For Red Hat, participating in the OpenJDK effort means that it will be able to actually support and influence Java development from the JDK level and above. Shaun Connolly, vice president of product management for the JBoss division at Red Hat, told InternetNews.com that by being part of the OpenJDK community, Red Hat could now support Java from end to end.
Red Hat also now will be able to actually fix and support issues in Java directly, since the JDK itself will be open source. It's also important in that it will help Red Hat drive Java fully into the open source space, he said.
"Red Hat's stance on Java has been clear: Get it out in open source," Connolly said. "Red Hat was working on its own initiative trying to apply appropriate pressures, but with Sun's announcement of OpenJDK it makes sense to be part of that effort."
That Red Hat initiative, called IcedTea, came about in an attempt to deal with the elements of Java that are still not open source.
"It was not intended to be a fork and is not a complete replica of OpenJDK," Connolly said. "It just gave our Java people a place to work in advance of getting the details ironed out on the collaboration deal with Sun."
Sun's Phipps commented that he's been "happy" about IcedTea all along, and said that it was never capable of becoming a fork. Rather, he sees it as development that happens on top of the OpenJDK. With the new collaboration in place, the expectation from both Sun and Red Hat is that the IcedTea-based enhancement will find their way back into the OpenJDK community as a whole.
In the meantime, the focus for Red Hat's collaboration in the OpenJDK effort is to further help identify and open areas that are not yet open source.
"Getting a full open source implementation of Java is job number one," Connolly said.
Sun's Phipps also noted that there are still non-open items -- which he reference as "encumbrances" -- that Sun is working toward opening, though he did note that Sun has made great strides thus far.
"There will continue to be challenges for getting the community up and running, including getting a version control system ... and interesting challenges on governance," Phipps said. "Operationally, things when you're close to the effort look big, but from an aerial point of view, we're in pretty good shape."
While getting Red Hat to become a formal member of the OpenJDK effort is a key milestone for open source Java, there are still other major Java vendors that have remained on the sidelines. Among them is none other than IBM. An IBM spokesperson was not immediately available for comment.
Phipps was unable to comment on the possibility of IBM participating in the effort.
"I would love to see IBM join in the same way," Phipps said. "As far as open source is concerned, our goal is to identify developers and get them involved. If you look through the ranks of the OpenJDK project, you'll find people from a number of different organizations are involved."


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Monday, July 29, 2013
Tom Still: How is the Wisconsin economy doing? It depends on who asks and answers
As the nation's "joyless recovery" limps along, the question for many people in Wisconsin is how the state stacks up to others.
By Tom Still
By Tom Still
Based on a range of rankings and indicators, the answer is a definite ... who the heck really knows?
There's a reason why economics is half-seriously called "the dismal science." Precision often rests on interpreting data based on estimates, projections and measures rooted in a subjective analysis. That doesn't mean the answers are wrong, but they can be varied and reflective of different starting points.
That's why Wisconsin can show up well in some state-by-state rankings of economic activity and competitiveness – and not so favorably in others. Here are some recent examples on the plus side:
* CEO Magazine ranked Wisconsin 17th best for business in a survey published in May 2013. That's up from 43rd in 2009. It's a survey based mostly on the perceptions of chief executives, which matter because they're decision-makers.
* Site Selection magazine's 2012 rankings placed the state 13th among the 50 states, its highest ranking since 1998. That's based on surveys of corporate site selectors.
* CNBC recently released a competitiveness survey that ranked Wisconsin 22nd based on 51 measures, which were grouped in 10 broad categories. The state's top rankings were 13th in education, 17th in infrastructure, 19th in quality of life and 19th in technology and innovation. On the low end, Wisconsin scored 40th in workforce, 34th in economy, and 28th in cost of doing business and cost of living.
* Beacon Hill Institute's annual state competitiveness report ranked Wisconsin 18th, up about four places from three prior years.
* The American Legislative Exchange Council's 2013 "ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competiveness Index" placed Wisconsin 15th best among the states, up sharply from three prior years. But the state's economic performance was mired at 41st, up only slightly from recent years.
Here are rankings with Wisconsin at or near the bottom half of the class:
* The Tax Foundation's "2013 State Business Tax Climate Index" ranked Wisconsin 43rd based on 100 tax variables that can affect competitiveness. That's on par with other recent years.
* In its "Best States for Business," Forbes magazine ranked Wisconsin 42nd in late 2012. Its worst marks were for growth prospects and labor supply (also reflected in the CNBC rankings).
* The Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council ranked the state 27th in its 2012 index.
* A study sponsored by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, "Enterprising States: Getting Down to Small Business," ranked Wisconsin's business climate 39th overall.
* The Milken Institute ranked Wisconsin 15th in its biennial State Technology and Science Index, with the lowest score – 38th – tied to how well policymakers leverage tech-based assets into economic performance. Perhaps that will change in time with the recent passage of an early stage capital bill.
Another mixed indicator comes from a source much closer to home. The state Department of Revenue reports the Wisconsin economy will rebound to pre-recession levels by the end of 2014. However, economic growth still lags the national average. The tax agency predicted the state will add about 31,000 jobs through 2013 and another 40,000 next year. Counting jobs produced in 2011 and 2012, that's still short of the goal of 250,000 new jobs by 2015 set by Gov. Scott Walker.
So, how are we doing? Business perceptions of Wisconsin are changing, but the reality of recovery on a par with the nation is lagging. If it's any comfort, that conclusion is consistent with history. Economists may not agree on much, but decades of data confirms the state slips into recession later than the nation – and emerges later, as well. Even a "dismal science" has its certainties.
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Chickens and chili peppers are staples of the modern-day menu. Scientists are now combining genetics and linguistics to find out how these animals and plants were transformed to their current form. Evolutionary biologist Greger Larson and plant scientist Paul Gepts discuss the domestication process.


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Mary-Kate Olsen has been taking to the streets of New York on two wheels all weekend, and now I'm feeling similarly inspired to fill my basket with fresh flowers and baguettes and cruise the city. And what will I be wearing while I ride my bike? Why a skirt, of course!
I love that Mary-Kate's riding in a dress--is there a cuter, more feminine way to hit the street?--but her look is feeling a bit goth girl for me. My own banana seat fantasy has me in a flowing little number that leaves plenty of room to pedal (safety warning: no pencil skirts, please!) but not enough room to get me all caught up. Stripes and florals are an absolute must, and all you need is a clean white T to complete the look. Check out my picks for six perfect skirts to ride a bike in now:
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French Connection embroidered skirt, $168 at macys.com
What do you think, gals? Do any of you regularly ride a bike? Have you ever worn a skirt while you do? Would you be willing to give any of these a try? Discuss.
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after a search for a certain song, I'd like to add ALL of the songs in the search result.
it seems, thats not possible yes. Users have to add each song of the search result manually, which takes a long time for i.e. 20 songs.
Or is there something like this already?
-When searching for a song, which has a lot of remixes
-When searching for a all coverversions of a song
-When searching for all songs containing i.e. "foobar"
In those cases, the song result list will be very long and adding each single song by hand is not joyful :-)


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Submerse your food product in the water.
Place produce or meats in the water - now those foods are free from bacteria (including E.Coli, and salmonella), viruses, molds, fungi and even pesticides. Clean fruits, vegetables, meats, seafoods, and poultr
Rhabdomyolysis is the breakdown of muscle fibers that leads to the release of muscle fiber contents (myoglobin) into the bloodstream. Myoglobin is harmful to the kidney and often causes kidney damage.
"The Gulf Tragedy Unfolds and Continues Its Damage"
By Dr. Robin Falkov
It was with great horror, that I watched the news on April 20, 2010, and the weeks following this disaster. The responsibility was heavy on my shoulders to find a way to help the people and animals in the Gulf Coast area. I knew the damage that was taking place to their own physical well being. This was not poisoning just the environment, wildlife, sea life and plants. This damage creates long term problems with risk for cancer and other deadly diseases.
As a Homeopathic Physician, I knew that a remedy was possible, but only if it included the contaminated waters. Could I rely on someone else to care enough to make sure they collected the water properly? Well, the only way to know for sure is to do the job yourself!
Leaving New Mexico on June 1, 2010, I drove through Texas and Louisiana to Gulfport, Mississippi. There I interviewed people on the beach and collected my water samples. It was tragic to see children and their parents playing in the water. At this time, reports were already in about tar balls washing up on the beaches of Pensacola, FL, further east than Gulfport.
At every restaurant, gas station and hotel, I asked the people I met what they thought of this continuing disaster. Some were afraid to talk with me, but the many who did, shared their outrage and frustration.
The horrors seen from the massive oil contamination of the beaches and waters, showed carpets of death. Dead bodies of birds and sea life, on these waters, beaches and coastlines we shown in the early news reports. The black oil was everywhere. It was in the water, on the beaches and covering the poor, helpless creatures. The lack of action on the part of our own government imparted a surreal quality. How in the world could nothing be done?
Reports of illness had been coming in, of volunteers trying to clean birds of the deadly oil. Many could not continue because of headaches, nausea and gastrointestinal upset. Even reporters on the scene experienced the very same symptoms. Yet why was British Petroleum refusing to allow the cleanup workers to wear respirators and protective suits? The ugly answer seemed all too clear. If proper protective gear was worn, then the extreme dangers facing the population along the Gulf Coast had to be officially acknowledged.
Oil has many components, including benzene, toluene, and hydrogen sulfide to name the most dangerous. After long term or concentrated exposure, symptoms for us, our pets and other mammals may range from:
Headaches that last an unusual length of time
Burning of the skin, eyes, nose, throat and lungs
Runny eyes and coughing up of mucus
Excessive coughing that can progress to bronchial and lung infection and damage
Confusion, difficulty thinking and with coordination
Bleeding from the nose and rectum, as well as internally.
Pay attention to changes in elimination
There can be loss of hair and thickening of the skin, as well as rashes, peeling and itching
Potential for organ damage and degenerative changes to the body
We must be good detectives and thorough observers for our pets. That means watching closely to see if their appetite is affected, if they are sleeping more, not socializing and have tender areas to the touch. Note this information and check gently. Your happy and playful kitty or dog may become withdrawn and have no interest in eating.
Please be sure to keep a diary to chart all the symptoms for yourselves and your pets. Write what makes it better and what makes it worse. Just as you might see your child smile more brightly and skip and play, when feeling better, the same will take place with our dogs and cats. Where they had been quiet and off on their own, as symptoms improve, their interaction with us and other pets will increase.
Corexit, has been used extensively as a dispersant to break the oil up into small molecules, mainly for cosmetic purposes, i.e. less big plumes of oil floating on the surface. It is made up of many components:
Many of you are not familiar with Homeopathic Remedies. These are very high dilutions of substances that stimulate the immune response. Chances of side effects are extremely rare. There are no problems with interactions between Homeopathics and Western Medicine, drugs, herbs and supplements or foods.
I chose to combine Homeopathics that provide drainage with the greatly diluted Gulf Sea Water. This helps to eliminate the toxins from the body. It is a critical part of the healing process, while supporting organs of elimination. Otherwise, there is a risk of reabsorption of the harmful substances.
The Gulf Oil Remedy has been hand successed in the Homeopathic Laboratatory. The formula is in one bottle, for ease of use, compliance and affordability. I recommend waiting 15-30 minutes before and after eating, when using the formula. Five drops are to be taken under the tongue, three times daily for the first 2 days. On the third day, you may increase the amount to ten drops under the tongue. This method of administration is sublingual - under the tongue. There is a rich plexus of blood vessels there that absorb the remedy quite easily.
Please succuss the bottle before each use. Do this by holding the closed bottle in one hand and gently hitting it against the open palm of your other hand, at least 10 times. To better understand this procedure and the use and history of Homeopathy, please refer to the following links:
When using this remedy for our pets, there are three different, easy approaches for administration. I like to place the drops directly on my dog's tongue or make a pocket at the side of her mouth and place the drops in there. The treatment is easily absorbed between the cheek and gum, as well as on the tongue.
In anticipation of the rare occurrence where a person or pet just doesn't like the taste of the formula, it can be imbricated. Imbrication is when an area of skin, such as the tummy or thigh, is rubbed with a terry cloth towel till it reddens. You may then apply the drops on the reddened skin. The reddened skin shows that there is increased circulation in the area to facilitate absorption through the skin. My first choice is to give the remedy by mouth.
Animals prove to be excellent case studies for Homeopathic treatment. Their positive response to treatment and continued improvement clearly reflect the benefits of using the appropriate remedy. While we have very close bonds with our furry friends, our words alone will not convince them to have the desired results.
This remedy has not been sold to those living in the areas of exposure. Living in an area of contamination, one is always reexposing and absorbing the toxins.
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Dr. Falkov has been researching Light Healing Therapies, using LED technology for the past six years. This is the same technology used by NASA to treat astronauts in space! Special Ops forces benefit by having battery powered units with them in combat situations.
Near-infrared (NIR) light, can greatly enhance the function of our mitochondrial cellular energy centers to increase circulation, speed wound healing and relieve pain. The effects of low gravity dramatically slow wound healing. NIR L.E.D. technology provides dramatic benefits in space and on earth!
Please contact Dr. Falkov for information about the unit that has so impressed her with its therapeutic effectiveness, that she does not leave home without it. Actually, she travels with both the small and medium size pads. The device delivers ease of use with 7 different frequency settings.
RADIATION INFO PREPARATION - What you MUST do first!
March 14, 2011 I gave a brief update on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory about safety precautions for using protective thyroid formulas to saturate thyroid gland receptors so they will be unable to absorb deadly,damaging radioactivity.
Check here for information about disease conditions that exclude the use of potassium iodide, pharmaceutical drug interactions, side effects and dangerous symptoms requiring immediate medical consultation.
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Make sure you read the following information in my friend and colleague, Dr. Hyla Cass' Huffington Post article. Dr. Cass was a consultant on the Independent Safety Committee for Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant from 1990 to 2002.
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The Gulf is poisoned and so many have died in wars for oil. Look at what we are paying so dearly for -- with our lives and inflated prices. This is ALL of us when we are at the gas station. The time is now for other energy sources.
Get Moving & Do It Fast - Know your neighbors! Inform Them!
Talk to everyone in your area and let them know about these abuses to our civil rights, that are being planned.
We must all join together to help one another. Know who the medical people are, the carpenters, electricians, vets, herbalists, food growers, mechanics, short wave radio operators, etc.
Each time you stand in line use it as an opportunity to get know the people in your area. Share contact and skills information and make sure every community member has a copy.
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Petite Suite
A suite of two rooms small in size on the top of the riad with private terrace. Accommodates up to 3 persons. Price for 2 persons: 180 EUR/198 EUR/155 EUR.
Small double bedroom with small adjacent bathroom (shower). Living room with sitting area. Private terrace with sun loungers and parasol. Both rooms air-conditioned. The second floor suite is simple in its decor but more spacious than the other double rooms. Sleeps up to three or may be used as twin with extra bed in the living room. Can be combined with Apartment 61 on first floor.
Double bed (140 x 200 cm).
Normal Season: 180 EUR
High Season: 198 EUR
Low Season: 155 EUR
Third person: 45 EUR
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Reese's Wild Oscar?
Reese Witherspoon is currently shooting a movie with Sofia Vergara called Don't Mess With Texas in Louisiana. She plays a cop, obviously, and Sofia is a felon, and they're runnin' from the law, from the law, I say, from the law!
This won't be the movie that takes Reese back to the Oscars. But Wild might be. Based on Cheryl Strayed's memoir, the film was confirmed for a December 5 release which means they think it might be a contender, especially for Reese in the lead. Wild is directed by Jean-Marc Vallee who led two actors to Oscars this year – Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto in Dallas Buyers Club. And, of course, given that Reese's husband is CAA super agent Jim Toth, well, she might have a chance. She knows how to work a campaign, after all. We've already seen it. Then there's her lifestyle brand Draper James launching next year. Get ready for a Laura Jean Poon assault.
Have you read Wild? Even though I couldn't relate (a hike-journey of self-discovery), it was a great read because Strayed is such a strong writer. (And way better that that f-cking Eat, Pray, Love.) But Reese is not who I pictured. You?
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PEPI-TiDP23-C103: First-in-Human Study to Examine the Safety, Tolerability, and Plasma Pharmacokinetics of Increasing Single and Repeated Oral Doses of TMC558445 and of a Combined Single Day Dosing of Oral TMC558445 and Oral TMC310911 and Also Oral Darunavir
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00838760
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : February 6, 2009
Last Update Posted : April 28, 2010
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The purpose of the study is to determine the safety, tolerability and plasma pharmacokinetics (pk) (i.e., the levels of TMC558445 circulating in your blood over time) of increasing single oral doses of TMC558445 and of multiple increasing oral doses followed by a single dose of TMC310911 to assess the potential boosting effect on the latter compound. In this study, two investigational new drugs are involved, TMC558445 and TMC310911.
The study has been amended as follows:
TMC558445 will be administered either twice a day (b.i.d.) or once daily (q.d.). A single 300 mg or 600 mg dose of TMC310911 will be administered under fasted or fed conditions. The boosting effect on Darunavir will be investigated.
|Condition or disease
|Drug: TMC558445; TMC310911; Darunavir; Placebo
|Phase 1
This is a First-in-Human Phase I, double-blind (neither physician or patient knows the name of the assigned study drug), randomized (study medication assigned by chance), placebo-controlled trial for TMC558445 to examine the safety, tolerability and plasma pharmacokinetics after increasing single oral doses of TMC558445 and after increasing oral repeated doses of TMC558445, followed by a single day dosing of TMC558445 and TMC310911. This combination will assess the potential pharmacokinetic enhancement (boosting) on the latter compound. TMC558445 is to be used as a booster for TMC310911. The trial consists of 2 parts: a single dose escalation and a multiple dose escalation part. The single dose escalation part will consist of 6 sessions. The single dose part will include 18 healthy adult volunteers, divided over 2 panels. In each session, 6 healthy volunteers will receive TMC558445 and 3 healthy volunteers will receive placebo with standard meals. Intake of TMC558445/placebo will take place on Day 1 of each session between 07:00 and 11:00 a.m. Single doses of 40, 100, 200, 400, 800, and 1600 mg of TMC558445/placebo will be administered alternating over the 2 panels. The trial will be stopped earlier when the maximum tolerated dose is reached. A washout period (a period where no treatment will be taken in view of having all the medication eliminated from the body before starting a new treatment) of at least 10 days will be respected between consecutive TMC558445/placebo dosings. Once, a food effect will be studied under fasted conditions at one of the previously studied doses. The multiple dose escalation part of this trial will start when the 200 mg dose is found to be safe.This part of the trial will include 27 healthy adult volunteers, divided over 3 panels: 6 will receive TMC558445 and 3 will receive placebo. TMC558445/placebo will be administered during 7 consecutive days. The treatment will be twice daily between 07:00 and 11:00 a.m. and between 07:00 and 11:00 p.m. Volunteers will receive a single oral dose of 300 mg of TMC310911 on Day 7 and on Day 1 of Session XI (after a washout period of at least 14 days). Dose escalation in the single and multiple ascending dose regimens will continue only if the previous dose was found safe. Pharmacokinetic profiles of TMC558445 will be determined up to a max of 72 h after the last intake per session. Pharmacokinetic profiles of TMC310911 will be determined over 24 h. The expected duration of the investigational period in the single escalation dose part is at least 8 weeks and at least 3 weeks in the multiple escalation dose part. Safety and tolerability evaluations will be recorded at regular intervals throughout the trial. Blood and urine samples will be taken at predefined timings as well as ECG measurements, vital signs (blood pressure and heart rate), and physical examinations. The study has been amended. In Panel 5, TMC558445 may now be administered either twice daily or once daily and TMC310911 may be given at a 300 mg or 600 mg single dose. Decision on dosing regimen, TMC310911 dose and food conditions will be made based on results of the previous panels.
The study has been amended as follows:
Panel 6 (9 adult volunteers), will receive 800 mg Darunavir (DRV) on day 7 combined with TMC55844 that has been given for 7 days at 200 mg once daily dosis. After a wash out period of 14 days the participants will receive Darunavir 800 mg alone. TMC558445, TMC310911 or placebo will be formulated as oral drinkable solution. Part 1 will consist of single dose TMC558445/placebo from 40 up to 1600mg on Day 1 of each session with a volume between 2 and 20ml. Part 2 will consist of TMC558445/placebo twice daily from Day 1 to Day 7 with max dose of 200mg and volume of 5 ml + a single intake of 300 or 600mg TMC310911(12/24ml)/ DRV 800mg on morning of Day 7 in one session and single dose of TMC310911/ DRV on Day 1 in the second session.
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|54 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Phase I, Double-blind, Randomized, Placebo-controlled Trial to Examine the Safety, Tolerability and Plasma Pharmacokinetics of Increasing Single Oral Doses of TMC558445 With and Without Food, and Increasing Repeated Oral Doses in Combination With a Single Dose of TMC310911
|Study Start Date :
|February 2009
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|October 2009
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|October 2009
- The trial objectives are to determine the safety, tolerability and plasma pharmacokinetics of TMC558445 after increasing single oral doses from 40 mg up to 1600 mg or up to the MTD and after increasing multiple oral doses at 3 dose levels. [ Time Frame: safety & tolerability will be determined throughout the study. PK profiles of TMC558445 will be determined up to a max of 72 h after the last intake per session. Pk profiles of TMC310911/ DRV will be determined over 24 h. ]
- To determine the potential food effect on a single oral dose of TMC558445 at one dose level [ Time Frame: 4 days ]
- The safety and tolerability and the plasma pharmacokinetics of the repeated dosing for 7days of TMC558445 and a single 300 or 600mg dose of TMC310911 on Day7 [ Time Frame: 7 days ]
- The safety and tolerability and the plasma pharmacokinetics of the repeated dosing for 7days of TMC558445 and a single 800mg dose of DRV on Day7 [ Time Frame: 7 days ]
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 60 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Nonsmokers for at least 3 months prior to selection
- Weight as defined by a Body Mass Index (BMI, weight in kg divided by the square of height in meters) of 18.0 to 30.0 kg/m2, extremes included
- Informed Consent Form (ICF) signed voluntarily
- Able to comply with protocol requirements
- Healthy on the basis of a pretrial physical examination, medical history, the results of blood biochemistry and hematology tests, a urinalysis, vital signs, and a 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG)
Exclusion Criteria:
- Past history of clinically significant heart arrhythmias (extrasystoli, tachycardia at rest)
- Having baseline prolongation of QTc interval > 450 ms, history of risk factors for Torsade de Pointes syndrome (hypokalemia, family history of long QT Syndrome)
- Female, except if postmenopausal for more than 2 years, or post-hysterectomy or post-surgical sterilization (without reversal operation)
- Currently active clinically relevant or significant underlying gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, nervous system, psychiatric, metabolic, renal, hepatic, respiratory, inflammatory, or infectious disease
- History of clinically relevant skin disease or allergy including drug allergy as well
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00838760
|Study Director:
|Tibotec Pharmaceuticals Clinical Trial
|Tibotec Pharmaceutical Limited
|Responsible Party:
|Compound Development Team Leader, Tibotec Pharmaceuticals, Ireland
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00838760 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Posted:
|February 6, 2009 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|April 28, 2010
|Last Verified:
|April 2010
Keywords provided by Tibotec Pharmaceuticals, Ireland:
Darunavir, Healthy volunteers
HIV Infections
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
HIV Protease Inhibitors
Protease Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Anti-Infective Agents


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Symphony ticket sale
The Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra will have a special four-day-only sale on tickets to the annual Christmas concert beginning Black Friday, Nov. 29, and ending Cyber Monday, Dec. 2.
All regular-priced adult tickets for the Christmas Concert will be reduced from $35 to $20.
"A Carolina Christmas" concert is the annual holiday performance offered by the symphony. This year, concert-goers can choose from two times: a matinee performance at 3 p.m. or an evening performance at 7:30 p.m. The Hendersonville Children's Choir, led by Kristen Walter, along with soprano Colette Boudreaux and tenor Scott Joiner will join the Symphony for the performance.
All concerts are located at the HSO Concert Hall at Blue Ridge Community College. Call 828-697-5884 or visit hendersonvillesymphony.org for more information.
Charles Taylor Holiday Dinner
The 21st annual Charles Taylor Holiday Dinner is set for 7 p.m. Dec. 7 at the Crown Plaza Resort in Asheville.
The dinner is an opportunity for candidates to meet with supporters in Western North Carolina. Those who attend a separate, private reception beginning at 5:30 p.m. will get an opportunity to meet and speak with U.S. Senate candidates.
Former U.S. Rep. Taylor is one of Western North Carolina's longest-serving congressmen. He represented Western North Carolina in the 11th Congressional District from 1991-2007. The Senate candidates will be joined by N.C 11th District U.S. Rep. Mark Meadows, 10th District U.S. Rep. Patrick McHenry and many other statewide and local elected Republican leaders.
Tickets are $50 per person. Reservations must be made prior to the dinner. Checks should be made out to "Charles Taylor Christmas Dinner" and mailed to: Charles Taylor, P.O. Box 66, Brevard, NC 28712. Call 828-243-2187 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Vision holiday gathering
Join Vision Henderson County and Leadership Henderson graduates to celebrate the holiday season from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Dec. 5 at Claddagh Inn, 755 N. Main St., Hendersonville.
Bring money for the holiday gift basket raffle. The basket includes a holiday throw, gift cards from the Fresh Market and Regal Cinemas, Flat Rock Playhouse tickets and more. The basket is valued at more than $200.
There is no charge to attend. Call 828-692-1413 for more information.
The Carroll Ownbey holiday harp concert will be held at 4 p.m. Dec. 5 at Green River Library, 50 Green River Road, Zirconia. All ages will enjoy listening to and learning about the harp. Free.
A Skip Fendley Christmas music performance begins at 10 a.m. Dec. 5 at Mills River United Methodist Church, 131 Old Turnpike Road, Mills River. Lunch reservations required. Info: 828-808-5581.
The Great Quotes program will meet from 7-9 p.m. Dec. 5 at Smoky Mountain Theater, Lake Pointe Landing, 333 Thompson St., Hendersonville. Speaker: John Wells, executive vice president, Mars Hill University. Cost: $5 donation. Info: 828-685-9995.
Local artist Cheryl Stippich will conduct a stained glass class from 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Opportunity House, 1411 Asheville Highway, Hendersonville. The class is eight weeks. Info: 828-692-0575.
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Inner World Design & Build Ltd.20 Feedback reviews, 100% positive
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I would like to take this opportunity to introduce my new maintenance and building company based in Corwen, Clwyd. The company is fully insured. I personally have 30 years experience in the trade. No job is too small or large. 24 hour emergency call out available.
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To help meet the need for scientifically trained specialists able to move effectively between the worlds of coastal research, policy and management, East Carolina University offers the Ph.D. program in coastal resources management.
This multidisciplinary program builds on a strong tradition of coastal research at ECU, proximity to the Albemarle-Pamlico estuarine system and the Outer Banks, and the expertise of faculty from some sixteen different academic departments.
The program provides a unique, integrated, multidisciplinary approach to coastal studies that emphasizes science and public policy; nurtures skills in the acquisition, interpretation and synthesis of scientific information on coastal environments and populations; fosters pursuit of individual interest in the context of a structured, but flexible, program of classroom instruction, field research, work experience, and a doctoral dissertation; draws on a supportive, collaborative faculty from some sixteen academic departments, plus close ties to marine science faculty at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, North Carolina State University, and Duke University; provides the academic basis for students seeking resource management careers in government agencies, private firms, nonprofit organizations and interdisciplinary educational programs.
Greetings Everyone!
Welcome to the Coastal Resource Management PhD program webpages. We are an exciting and unique PhD degree program. Our students get solid training in coastal natural sciences (e.g. coastal geosciences, coastal ecosystems) and also in applications of social sciences (e.g. coastal economics and the human dimensions of the coast). They go on to conduct research integrating both the natural and social sciences. At a time when thousands of PhDs from specific disciplines are competing for few jobs in academia, the CRM program boasts a greater than 90% employment rate for its graduates.
A link to an interview about the CRM PhD program on Greenville Public Access Television can be found here:
I hope you will have a look at the link and our webpages.
Please contact me, the other faculty, or any of the students if you have any questions about our program.
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Gift Certificate for Practical Photography for Busy People (Leela Pandit)
This is a gift certificate (worth $280) that can be used to redeem a Practical Photography for Busy People class at Phocus Academy.
1.Gift certificates may only be redeemed at our website www.phocus.com.sg towards the booking of any workshops and classes conducted by Phocus LLP.
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3.The gift certificate cannot be exchanged for cash and is non-returnable.
4.It must be used in full during registration; no refund will be given when this gift certificate is redeemed against a workshop or class with lower value.
5.Prices of workshops are subject to change over time. Participants will be allowed to take up the workshop indicated on the gift certificate regardless of the change in price as long as the certificate is valid.
6.If a participant wishes to take up a workshop that is different from the one indicated on the gift certificate and of higher value, the difference in price would be borne by the participant.
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Hope you all had an awesome weekend and wishing you all a lovely week!
The weather just got weird again, I guess you can really expect that when you are living in the UK. It's cloudy, cold, sunny, rainy and warm all in one day! I don't really know what I should wear in this weather. I am officially done with all my hand-ins for this year and now starting on my revision:)
You have probably already noticed from my previous outfits (here and here) that I am obsessed with leopard print! I just thing it adds such a unique touch to every outfit. Crop tops and high waist jeans are a must have for Spring in my opinion and I just couldn't resist buying this one. If you have seen the Lego Movie, then you probably understand why:) I bought these shoes (also seen - here) last Summer and they are so comfortable and such a nice change from the regular ballerinas!
I am wearing:
Cardigan - Zara
Crop Top - H&M
Jeans - H&M (available in denim - here)
Shoes - Charles and Keith
Bag - Primark
Belt - Primark
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The Life Before Her Eyes (R)
Director: Vadim Perelman. With Uma Thurman, Rachel Evan Wood. (90 min.)
This moody, dreamlike drama conflates a Columbine massacrelike narrative with the story of a woman who apparently survived the shooting as a teenager and must now cope with the emotional consequences. Director Vadim Perelman ("House of Sand and Fog") is big on slo-mo lyrical effects and confusing time shifts, making the movie unnecessarily arty and detracting from what could have been a searing psychological study. Based on a novel by Laura Kasischke. – Peter Rainer
Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden? (PG-13)
Director: Morgan Spurlock. With Morgan Spurlock. (93 min.)
Morgan Spurlock ("Super Size Me") is a jokester politico in the Michael Moore vein, and his latest documentary is a low concept posing as a high concept. He films his "search" for Osama bin Laden in a trek that takes him to Egypt, Morocco, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Everywhere he goes he asks if anybody knows bin Laden's whereabouts – as if anybody is going to tell him! Why should we accompany him on his self-aggrandizing trip?– P.R.


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Is there a less active section on this forum ..
Is there a less active section on this forum ..
I know there are a few Harley fans on the forum. They live up near Tokyo or in that region mostly. No idea how active they are though.
Getting to the Summit is Optional, Returning home is mandatory
Life begins at 155mph
Try a Harley dealership. My local one organizes day rides for customers, or anyone with a Harley I believe.
Yeah the HOG chapters . And those aren't bad . Nice folks . Can't find a biker bar to save my life guess as it keeps being noted Tokyo is more active in all scenes then out here in the provenance
What sort of thing are you looking for; bar, rides/riding buddies, general bike life? There is a dealer in Nara, and several in that area within reasonable distance towards Osaka. For biker bar, you might find in Osaka, though I would think that a lot of places have. How's your Japanese for searching them out?
I found this place last year on a ride up through Kyoto. Not Harley specific but love for all riders...: https://goo.gl/maps/P4RfpM91Ukt Would make for a decent day ride from Nara.
Of course, maybe not as overt as "The Harley" in Shinjuku/Takadanobaba.... :-)


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Visit Downham Market & District Heritage Society
Date(s) - 10/02/2018
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Old Fire Station
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Visit the wonderful Discover Downham centre to explore Fenland life and the development of the town including its trades, industries and shops.
The centre will open to the public on Monday 28 March 2016 and from then on will be open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 10am -4pm. On other days, schools will visit, and volunteers will continue their behind the scenes work. Watch out for heritage-themed workshops in the future. The centre will also will also be available for groups and societies to hire.