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In celebration of Earth Day, this week we will share a series of images representative of tangible sustainability efforts at American Public University System. Happy Earth Day…everyday!
The American Public University System (APUS) solar array is the largest solar array in West Virginia. The array contains 1,660 solar panels and doubles as a covered parking lot for staff. Situated next to the university's Finance Center (a 105,000 square-foot structure built to LEED Gold standards and currently in the certification process), the array provides approximately 50% of the total energy needed for that building. … Read the rest


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New ownership spurred us to revisit Kathy's on Hickman, now a sister bar of the Fremont and the Underground. Kathy Gray may no longer be at the helm of Kathy's on Hickman , but the name and most everything else — including its quirky regulars — remain the same at this Hickman Road mainstay.
8:05 p.m. We arrive at Kathy's on Hickman, an unassuming green-hued bar with Ireland's flag flying out front. We step into the dim, quaint room and order Coors Light and Red Stripe bottles and take a seat at a table near the bar, where a few middle-aged men and a middle-aged couple are hanging out and conversing. We spot a chalkboard with permanent drink specials, including the pocket-pleasing Black and Blue, a shot of Jack Daniels and a Pabst Blue Ribbon for $5, and PB&J, a shot of Jameson and a PBR for $5.
8:08 p.m. A middle-aged woman in a long-sleeve green shirt turns her bar stool toward the pool table, asking a younger man, "May I ask you a personal question?" "Yes," he said. We were hoping for something interesting, perhaps inappropriate. But her not-so-personal-after-all inquiry is about where he bought his shoes. He's wearing white Pumas, which he claims are a few years old, though they are so shiny and white I'm sure I could see my reflection in them.
8:09 p.m. A young couple arrives, the girl wearing a green shrug. Green Shirt Lady shrieks in delight. Hugs ensue.
8:12 p.m. Overheard from Green Shirt: "My nursing bra keeps acting up."
8:13 p.m. The bar, which thinks itself Irish, features an abundance of beer signs and mirrored beer signs touting Irish beers and whiskeys. A handful of TVs dot the walls and are tuned to sports. Oh, and a gigantic taxidermic deer head is affixed to a wall. Sing it with me: "One of these things is not like the other."
8:15 p.m. The bartender, when not slinging drinks for the 10 (or so) patrons, is playing a game of pool with Puma. It could probably win a record for the slowest game of pool to ever set cue on a Des Moines bar's pool table.
8:19 p.m. A 20something in a Harley Davidson shirt walks in from his cigarette break and alludes to some hubbub going on within eyeshot of Kathy's. A group of patrons use this as an excuse to smoke. It turns out that a single cop car is parked in the lot of the storage facility across the street, and the cop is chatting with another cop driving an undercover car. No sirens, no lights, nothing. We ponder whether this really qualifies as excitement at Kathy's, as we've seen more action at a Chuck E. Cheese.
8:24 p.m. In the absence of any drunken shenanigans at this laid-back shack, we finally notice how dark it is. The walls are lathered in forest green paint with a bead board skirt. The drop ceiling tiles are either painted green or black; it's hard to tell, as the light bulbs at Kathy's are all hued green. Though we realize far less has likely passed as an Irish bar, we'd be remiss to announce that Irish signs and an abundance of green do not an Irish bar make.
8:25 p.m. Nobody's at the pool table, but balls remain on the table. The bartender is back to slinging drinks, and Puma is chatting up a couple at the bar. Unsure if they're still playing, we opt out of seizing the table for our own use.
8:21 p.m. An over-40 guy wearing a camouflage cap and a red tee that says "Sinister Theory" approaches my drinking partner, who is wearing a hand-embroidered Za-Ga-Zig bowling shirt. "Are you right-handed or left?" he asks. "Right." "Me too," he says. "I consider myself right-handed but there are so many things I do with my left." We silently pray for him to stop there, but he continues. "I bowl left-handed. I golf left-handed. I shoot a rifle left-handed." After being described as ambidextrous, he says, "Retardedly ambidextrous. Forgive my language."
8:39 p.m. A ginormous (the technical term) football player-type arrives sporting some camouflage cargo shorts. Green Shrug and Green Shirt shriek in unison. Again, hugs ensue.
8:50 p.m. We spot a pay phone in the corner. A phone book is sitting beside it. When was the last time you used either?
9:03 p.m. The bartender has warmed some cashews for Camo Cargo. Green Shrug reaches for one. His response: "I can't let you have my nuts in your mouth." Oh really now?
9:18 p.m. Green Shrug, talking to Green Shirt: "I farted. I'm sorry. It smells right here." Green Shirt, smartly, heads out to smoke. But the bartender passes by. "I'm sorry. I farted," Green Shrug repeats matter-of-factly and without a hint of embarrassment.
9:29 p.m. The bartender is still on the same game of pool with Puma. With our hopes dashed, we head out into the night in search of a vacant pool table.
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Appealing to the ever-evolving American palate, Plano, Texas-based Frito-Lay division of PepsiCo, adds two flavors to its Tostitos Artisan Recipes brand, originally introduced in late 2010. Tostitos Artisan Recipes Baked Three Cheese Queso and Toasted Southwestern Spices flavored tortilla chips are made with a nine-grain blend and real ingredients, like roasted garlic, a blend of three cheeses, and spices like red pepper and cumin that are mixed in before cooking for a truly unique flavor you can see and taste.Social and cultural shifts have fueled the adventuresome culinary trend, as increased interest in ethnic cuisines has translated into consumers looking for new and exotic flavors. In fact, Global Industry Analysts predict that global demand for spices will reach 5.3 billion pounds by 2017, sparked by the appeal for new spices and flavors, fascination in ethnic cuisine and increased use in convenience foods. These factors are compounded by demographic shifts, including baby boomers' attraction to powerful flavors that can inspire their experienced, well-traveled taste buds.
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New spring term program to commence in 2014.
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Senior Matt Jones teaches Chinese classes at the One World Language School in Durham.
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Study abroad program in China to run this summer.
February 18, 2013: UNH 2013 STARTALK Chinese Language Summer Camp announced
Chinese summer camp to be held this summer.
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Learn about the Critical Language Scholarships and other national scholarship opportunities.
September 27, 2012: CI-UNH announces winners of first China Through My Lens Photo Contest
The Grand Jury Award goes to Mrs. Chia-Luen Lee of Durham.
September 20, 2012: CI-UNH announces winners of first statewide Chinese Language Contest
The following students from 3 school districts were selected as winners...
September 11, 2012: CI-UNH announces second HSK test, Level One to Level Six
HSK is the Chinese Proficiency Test. Test to be held on October 21. Registration deadline is September 25.
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Middle and high school students learn to speak — and cook — Chinese at Startalk 2012 summer program.
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Eight UNH students participated.
March 29, 2012: CI-UNH announces semester Chinese language program at Chengdu University
New exchange program allows UNH students to study in China.
March 12, 2012: STARTALK set for summer 2012
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March 6, 2012: CI-UNH announces first HSK test, Level One to Level Six
HSK is the Chinese Proficiency Test. Test to be held on April 14. Registration deadline is March 18.
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A recent article on the Huffington Post web blog highlights the founder of Nashville's premier candy company, Colts Chocolates, and her path to success from the stages of honkytonk to running one of the biggest private label chocolate companies in the southeast.
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Nashville is known as a town where many a country star got their start. A recent article on the Huffington Post presents a different take on a story of fame and fortune in "Music City." The feature examines the journey of one hardworking singer/songwriter and the events that led her down a more delectable road to success.
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For someone who has performed in front of an audience of 20,000 this type of publicity is nothing new to Colt. This is not the first time Colts Chocolates has been showcased on the national stage. In 2010 Mackenzie Colt and her bountiful collection of unique chocolate treats were featured on an episode of The Food Network's Food Finds. The show focused on their New York Fancy Food Show, award winning trademark treat, Colt's Bolts, a perfect blend of chocolate, peanut butter and almonds.
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Gloomy weather doesn't stop crowds from annual Shoppers' stroll in Clinton
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Updated: November 23, 2012
"You meet people from all over the place and they just love hearing about how the maple is made and I love hearing where they're taking it to," she said.
And sampling some of Carol's goods is just one of many things at the two day long event.
With horse-drawn carriage rides, local shopping and more, the stroll is something that's become a tradition for Clinton resident Maria Cofano.
"We just like to support the area and the community, and the small businesses....they offer a lot of homemade items that the bill malls and retail shops don't," said Cofano.
Along with locals joining in on the Holiday fun, the weekend also brings out travelers like Sean Canada, who is visiting from New York City.
"It's way more laid back. It's much quieter, everyone is just a little friendlier in the town. The city is kind of big and anonymous so it's nice to get away," said Canada.
And what's a holiday stroll without good Ol' Saint Nick?
Brothers Cameron and Joseph didn't miss out on the opportunity to see Santa and Joseph says he got some pretty good news from the big guy.
"He said he likes me better because I like The Red Sox and my brother likes the Yankees," said Joseph.
So with all the Holiday cheer, Cameron says there's just three words to sum up Clinton's annual stroll
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First Hill water main breaks Wednesday morning
By REBECCA MAR
Mercer Island Reporter Staff Writer
January 9, 2013 · Updated 1:25 PM
A water main broke early Wednesday morning on First Hill, leaving a utility pole dangling over the road in the 7300 block of S.E. 36th Street. Homes in the neighborhood were without water for an estimated 45 minutes.
The break occurred around 9 a.m.
"We're currently waiting for a company to secure the utility pole so that we can safely enter the area of the main break to make our repairs," said Terry Smith, City of Mercer Island utilities operations manager.
Mercer Island police and fire responded to the scene, and the cause of the break is under investigation.
Contact Mercer Island Reporter Staff Writer Rebecca Mar at email@example.com or (206) 232-1215.
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Buderus has a dense sales network comprising 51 branches in Germany. In addition to a wide range of oil, gas, wood and pellet boilers, it also supplies control systems, storage water heaters, heat pumps, solar installations and heating accessories. Buderus is an international brand of Bosch Thermotechnik GmbH, one of the world's leading suppliers of systems for air conditioning and hot water. CC is responsible for Buderus press work and for editing the Buderus magazine for the heating industry.
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With more than 320,000 customers, Schwenninger BKK is one of the 35 largest health insurance companies in Germany. The company's main headquarters are in Villingen-Schwenningen and it also has a further 14 branch offices. Schwenninger BKK is active throughout Germany and employs around 600 staff. CC is the company's contact for PR concepts, media work, podcasts and Web 2.0. It is also in charge of editing and designing "perspective" – the customer magazine of Schwenninger BKK – and other print products.
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dsb operates independently of any publisher to provide IT services to the media and mail order industry. It offers customized systems in the key areas of subscription management, mail order business and magazine distribution. These services are complemented with a range of solutions in fields such as event management, e-publishing, e-commerce and customer relationship management. Published between two and four times a year, dsb news supplies information to customers and business partners. CC is responsible for the publication's editorial design and also develops the corporate design of dsb AG.
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With a daily circulation of 373,400, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung is considered Germany's most important national daily newspaper. In addition to the daily paper, it publishes a range of supplements on topical matters and events, such as important trade fairs. Ever since its foundation, CC has acted as an external editorial office with responsibility for editing and producing supplements (e.g. CeBIT, E-Conomy, ITK).
Benefits: Brochures, Corporate Publishing, Concept & consultation, Online PR
GBI Gackstatter Beratende Ingenieure GmbH (GBI) is one of the top addresses in Europe when it comes to equipping buildings and tunnels. Established in Stuttgart in 1964, the company currently has a workforce of around 40 employees and three offices in Stuttgart, Erfurt and Cologne. GBI turns to Communication Consultants for support with its website, corporate publications and employer branding.
Sectors: IT & communication
iPoint-systems is a global software and consulting partner for the integration of inter-company business processes. iPoint-systems is already the no. 1 integration company in the automotive industry. More than 160 automotive suppliers, including 43 of the world's top 100, rely on the company's integration experts. CC advises iPoint-systems on PR and communications. It also undertakes press, editorial and layout work for fACTS, the magazine for iPoint-systems' customers and partners. CC is also responsible for the corporate design and creation of additional product and image brochures.
Benefits: Brochures, Corporate Publishing, Concept & consultation, Customer media, Staff media
This family-owned company is one of the world's leading suppliers of cables, lines, cable accessories and systems to a diverse range of industries and markets, including mechanical and plant engineering, the automotive industry, I&C technology, electrical and installation engineering, and the computer industry. The Lapp Group has 16 production sites worldwide, 100 agencies and 40 sales companies. It employs a workforce of 2,600.
Benefits: Corporate Publishing, Concept & consultation, Customer media, Media work, Staff media, Online PR
The Minol-ZENNER Group is one of the world's leading equipment manufacturers and service providers for consumption-based billing of energy costs. It combines two well-established companies: Minol Messtechnik GmbH & Co. KG in Leinfelden-Echterdingen, which focuses on energy management, and Saarbrücken-based ZENNER International GmbH & Co. KG, which focuses on energy technology. The family-run company has an excellent network of subsidiaries and sales partners in over 60 countries. 1,900 employees work for Minol and ZENNER worldwide. CC not only undertakes media work (trade and general press) for the group, but also produces the staff magazine "ZOOM" and Minol's customer magazine "lesewert".
Sectors: Media & services
Schwäbisch Media, based in Leutkirch in the Allgäu region, is a leading media company in the Baden-Württemberg area. It employs around 900 permanent staff, 3,000 freelance workers and 5,000 delivery personnel. The company's portfolio covers the entire spectrum of media and media-related services, focusing on regional and local information for its readers, viewers, listeners, Internet users and advertising partners. Its main product is the Schwäbische Zeitung newspaper – Baden-Württemberg's biggest regional subscription newspaper, with almost 173,000 copies. Its media mix also includes the daily portal Schwäbische.de and the associated mobile applications, the television broadcasting group Regio TV, numerous special interest magazines, mail delivery and stakes in radio broadcasters. Schwäbisch Media relocating its headquarters to Ravensburg in 2013, where it continues to drive forward the dovetailing of the various media within the Schwäbisch Media brand under one roof. CC is responsible for Schwäbisch Media's corporate communication.
Sectors: Energy & environment
The Siemens Industry Sector (Erlangen) is the world's number one supplier of environmentally friendly manufacturing, transportation, building and lighting technologies. With end-to-end automation technologies and a comprehensive array of industry solutions, Siemens increases the productivity, efficiency and flexibility of its customers in the industry and infrastructure segments. The Industry Sector comprises six divisions – Building Technologies, Drive Technologies, Industry Automation, Industry Solutions, Mobility and Osram. Siemens Industry generated sales of around 34.9 billion euros in fiscal year 2010 with a workforce of approximately 204,000 worldwide (September 30). CC compiles the Industry Automation and Drive Technologies divisions' annual customer magazine for the solar industry.
Benefits: Brochures, Corporate Publishing, Concept & consultation, Customer media, Media work, Online PR
TRW Automotive is one of the leading automotive suppliers of active and passive safety systems. These include integrated vehicle control and driver assistance systems, brake systems, steering systems, chassis systems, occupant protection systems, electronics, engine valves and fastening systems as well as components and products for the worldwide aftermarket. More than 66,300 employees work for TRW Automotive in 27 countries, generating sales of approximately US$ 15 billion. CC is responsible for the company's press work and for organizing press conferences and workshops for journalists. The customer magazine and numerous brochures also fall under CC's remit.


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Posted: Wed Mar 18th, 2009 02:00 am |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
OK, had this one tonight and we were both very happy with it. Pulled the basic recipe from here, and made a couple of revisions (in red): Yield: 4-6 servings Ingredients: 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter 1 onion, chopped 1 large bunch broccoli (about 14 ounces, fresh) 4 cups chicken broth 1 cup cream 1/2 cup white wine 1/4 cup cornstarch 1/4 teaspoon black pepper 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder 12-16 ounces Cheddar, grated salt, to taste (at least 1 teaspoon!) Instructions: 1. In large stock pot, melt butter over medium heat. Add onion and cook and stir until onion is tender. 2. Wash and trim ends of broccoli and then chop broccoli (including stems). Add broccoli and chicken broth to pot. Cover and bring to a boil. Simmer until broccoli is tender, about 10-15 minutes. 3. In a small bowl, whisk together the milk, cornstarch, pepper, and garlic salt. Add to boiling broccoli mixture, stirring until thickened, about 3-5 minutes. 4. Reduce heat to low-medium low and stir in cheese until melted. Add salt to taste (important!). |
Posted: Wed Mar 18th, 2009 06:37 pm |
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ole Member
Geez, javal, this cooking thing is taking over. Next time I see you I'll expect to see a healthy blimp. Will try the recipe, but Dear One requires more than soup. She is a professional eater and feeding her is a challenge. On the other hand, she had to go out and buy some size 8s because the 10s weren't working well. She's in training for a cruise next month. Just the girls. Diminishing returns? |
Posted: Wed Mar 18th, 2009 06:55 pm |
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Next time I see you I'll expect to see a healthy blimp. LOL Ole. Actually the net result of this cooking binge so far has only been a gain of 2 pds. Well worth it. Eight months before you and I met, I weighed 238 pds. The day we met I was 168 pds. Once I found losing weight was so easy, I wasn't afraid to gain it again. So now I'm at 170 and I can live with that if it means a new, fun hobby like this cooking thing! |
Posted: Wed Mar 18th, 2009 11:47 pm |
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Plays hob with clothing budget, dont it? Am struggling to stay away from that 200 pound mark. When I was your age, I was considerably trimmer; like 165 and wearing pants with a 32" waist. This aging thing is not all it's cracked up to be. |
Posted: Thu Mar 19th, 2009 11:09 am |
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Javal, Great recipe, nice soup. Also good when you use cauliflower instead of broccoli and blue cheese instead of cheddar. (not so much salt needed when using blue cheese) |
Posted: Thu Mar 19th, 2009 05:48 pm |
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Fedreb - funny you mention that since the first words out of my mouth after eating this were "ya' know, this would be great with cauliflower too". As for the blue cheese, I like the idea, but being as rural as we are, I can't find any without making a 100 mile round trip. I could order it on the web, but shipping charges on food products are usually outrageous. Did you use cauliflower with the blue cheese? If so, didn't the cheese flavor take over the dish? Glad you liked it. |
Posted: Thu Mar 19th, 2009 05:58 pm |
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Javal, Yes I do use blue cheese with cauliflower but not in great quantities, just add to your own taste. I don't think I could live 50 mile from blue cheese. It is one of my favourite indulgences. |
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Generic name: sulfamethoxazole / trimethoprim
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Applies to sulfamethoxazole / trimethoprim: oral suspension, oral tablet
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction while taking sulfamethoxazole / trimethoprim: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
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Applies to sulfamethoxazole / trimethoprim: intravenous solution, oral suspension, oral tablet
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The most frequently reported serious adverse reactions in elderly patients have included severe skin reactions, generalized bone marrow suppression, a specific decrease in platelets (with or without purpura), and hyperkalemia.
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Adverse reactions to sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim occur in 50% to 100% of patients with AIDS, compared to approximately 14% in those without AIDS receiving treatment for Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia. Up to 57% of AIDS patients treated with sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim require a change in therapy due to adverse effects.
Dermatologic side effects were usually due to hypersensitivity to the sulfamethoxazole component.
A few cases of acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis (Sweet's syndrome), characterized by abrupt onset of painful erythematous plaques or nodules and a fever greater than 38 degrees Celsius, have been reported.
Rare (less than 0.1%): Acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis (Sweet's syndrome), acute patchy exanthematous pustulosis (at least 1 case)
Frequency not reported: Mild erythroderma, severe exfoliative dermatitis, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis, erythema multiforme, exfoliative dermatitis, generalized skin eruptions, photosensitivity, phototoxicity, pruritus, urticaria, rash
Frequency not reported: Nausea, vomiting/emesis, diarrhea, stomatitis, glossitis, abdominal pain, anorexia, pseudomembranous colitis, Clostridium difficile associated diarrhea, pancreatitis
Frequency not reported: Anaphylaxis, allergic myocarditis, angioedema, Henoch-Schonlein purpura, serum sickness-like syndrome, generalized allergic reactions, fixed drug eruption, hypersensitivity reactions (including cholestatic jaundice, interstitial nephritis, liver failure, renal failure, pancytopenia, hypotension, pulmonary edema, elevated serum transaminases)
A case of fixed drug eruption due to polysensitivity (sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim and tenoxicam) and reactivation of previous (10 years earlier) sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim-associated fixed drug eruption lesions has been reported.
Hypersensitivity reactions may be more likely in patients with HIV infection, with opportunistic infections, or patients who are slow acetylators.
Hypotension, pulmonary edema, and elevated serum transaminases have been reported following sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim administration to HIV-infected patients.
Hypersensitivity reactions in some cases have included cholestatic jaundice, interstitial nephritis, liver failure, renal failure, and pancytopenia.
A 48-year-old male developed liver failure, renal failure requiring hemodialysis, and pancytopenia requiring blood transfusions after 10 days of treatment with sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim for pyelonephritis. This was believed to be a hypersensitivity reaction. He was a slow acetylator phenotype and had concurrently taken acetaminophen and diclofenac; the acetaminophen may have contributed to the reaction by inhibiting NAT2.
Frequency not reported: Agranulocytosis, aplastic anemia, thrombocytopenia, leukopenia, neutropenia, hemolytic anemia, megaloblastic anemia, hypoprothrombinemia, methemoglobinemia, eosinophilia
Postmarketing reports: Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura
Because trimethoprim inhibits a step in folate synthesis, patients that are likely to have preexisting folate deficiencies (e.g., alcoholics, malnourished patients, patients on phenytoin or antifolate metabolites, and those with chronic hemolysis) are at risk of developing megaloblastic anemia during sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim therapy. Folate replenishment reverses this effect.
Methemoglobinemia occurred twice in an HIV-infected patient who inadvertently received sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim a second time after the first course was discontinued due to development of methemoglobinemia.
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Rare (less than 0.1%): Higher-level gait disorder (at least 1 case)
Frequency not reported: Aseptic meningitis, convulsions, peripheral neuritis, ataxia, vertigo, tinnitus, headache, dizziness, tremors, lightheadedness, coma, seizures, multifocal myoclonus, bilateral asterixis, exacerbation of posthypoxic action myoclonus
Exacerbation of posthypoxic action myoclonus occurred in a patient with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma who was receiving high-dose intravenous sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim (115 mg/kg/day) for suspected Pneumocystis pneumonia.
HIV-infected patients receiving high-dose intravenous sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim appear to have a greater incidence of tremors. The tremors generally appear several days after initiating therapy and resolve several days after discontinuation or dose reduction.
An 82-year-old male developed higher-level gait disorder on day 37 of treatment, 2 days after his dosage was doubled to sulfamethoxazole 320 mg-trimethoprim 1600 mg orally twice a day. During this time, the patient also had nocturnal delirium. Sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim was discontinued on day 48 and the patient's gait returned to normal and his nocturnal delirium resolved by day 51.
Frequency not reported: Renal failure, interstitial nephritis, elevated BUN and serum creatinine, toxic nephrosis with oliguria and anuria, tubular necrosis, crystalluria, aggravation of renal disease, azotemia, hyperkalemic renal tubular acidosis, overestimations of normal creatinine values
Trimethoprim inhibits renal tubular creatinine secretion, which can result in a significant decrease in creatinine clearance. These changes appear to be completely reversible upon discontinuation of therapy. Sulfamethoxazole may cause sulfa crystalluria, especially during low urine output states.
Interstitial nephritis and tubular necrosis may be due to hypersensitivity.
The propylene glycol vehicle in intravenous sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim and lorazepam has also been implicated in the development of acute tubular necrosis in a patient.
Hyperkalemia has occurred with both standard and high-dose therapy. Reported cases have resolved upon discontinuation of the drug, although a few have required treatment with sodium polystyrene sulfonate. Up to 20% of patients with AIDS who are given sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim for Pneumocystis pneumonia develop mild hyperkalemia.
Sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim may interfere with creatinine determinations by the Jaffe alkaline picrate assay, resulting in overestimations of normal values.
Cholestatic hepatitis associated with sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim therapy may present with other signs of hypersensitivity, such as rash, fever, and eosinophilia. Biopsy findings in patients with sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim-associated cholestatic hepatitis have included hepatic necrosis, hepatocyte degeneration, hepatic granuloma, centrilobular congestion, and inflammatory infiltrates.
A 34-year-old female developed pancreatitis and hepatitis after inadvertently receiving sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim for treatment of a urinary tract infection several years after experiencing a previous episode of sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim-associated hepatitis.
Frequency not reported: Hepatitis (including cholestatic jaundice, hepatic necrosis), elevated serum transaminase, elevated bilirubin, elevated liver function tests, fulminant hepatic failure, hepatic and/or cholestatic lesions, hepatitis with simultaneous pancreatitis, hepatorenal failure, cholestatic liver disease with ductopenia
Rare (less than 0.1%): Hypoglycemia
Frequency not reported: Hyperkalemia, metabolic acidosis, hyponatremia, hypouricemia
Hyperkalemia may occur as a result of the blocking of sodium channels by trimethoprim, which causes a reduction of potassium excretion in the distal tubule.
High doses of intravenous sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim appear to be associated with a greater incidence of metabolic acidosis.
Sulfonamides may induce hypoglycemia. However, the establishment of a causal relationship has been difficult in most cases of suspected sulfa-induced hypoglycemia because many of the affected patients had AIDS, may have had another viral infection, or were on other medications.
Hypouricemia has been associated with high-dose therapy.
Frequency not reported: Sepsis-like syndrome (hypotension, fever, rash, and pulmonary infiltrates), weakness, fatigue, drug fever, chills, facial edema
Frequency not reported: Hallucinations, depression, apathy, nervousness, insomnia, irritability, confusion, disorientation, catatonia, nocturnal delirium, exacerbation of panic attacks, acute psychoses
Isolated cases of rhabdomyolysis have been reported, primarily in patients with AIDS.
Rare (less than 0.1%): Rhabdomyolysis
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Frequency not reported: Cough, shortness of breath, pulmonary infiltrates
Hypersensitivity reactions of the respiratory tract associated with sulfonamides have included cough, shortness of breath, and pulmonary infiltrates.
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Frequency not reported: Decreased sperm counts
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Think GlobalThe emergence of China as an electronics manufacturing powerhouse has changed the supply chain forever. As China continues to evolve, the next step for innovative companies will be determining what's next. There is no longer a single supply chain to and from China, explained Jonathan Wright, a managing partner at Accenture, in a Webinar sponsored by the Harvard Business Review entitled "How Can Businesses Navigate Asia's Increasingly Complex Supply Chain Systems?" There are actually four supply chains: East to West (exports from China to ROW); West to East (China as a demand point for Western products); intra-Asia (exports from China to regions such as India); and intra-regional (China to China or India to India). Just as there is no single supply chain, there is no single solution. Different regions in Asia/Pacific are developing at different rates, experts point out, which has affected supply chain evolution. Australia has followed a Western model and has developed an infrastructure that enables same-day shipping. In other parts of Asia, the infrastructure can't support expedited logistics. "We have figured out the China-to-America supply chain," said Hau Lee, a professor at the Stanford University's School of Business, during the Webinar, "but less is known about the intra-country flow between Asian countries. It's not just transit costs: Getting signed approvals to ship between countries is a real bottleneck." The minimal cross-border approval requires two signatures; the maximum is 48, he said. Companies are beginning to recognize there is no one China or one Asia supply chain model -- there are an infinite number of possibilities. Panelist Tom Linton, chief procurement officer for EMS provider Flextronics, said he expects companies to increasingly adopt control tower models to keep on top of the Asian supply chain. IT infrastructure and tools have improved to the degree that many companies can utilize the model. The cloud not only enables control towers, but makes them cost effective, he said. Countries that have a good IT infrastructure will be able to adopt these tools better, and will have an advantage. The varying development rates of the Asia region is one challenge to overcome. "Many companies have control towers, but few are building what I'd call the 'airports' yet," said Linton. "There will be airports or hubs where companies can integrate their information, and those that do will have an advantage." Companies will have to make better use of data that is available to the supply chain, said Stanford's Lee. The supply chain needs people with analytical experience to make sense of all these demand signals. Companies are always looking for new sources of data -- mobility solutions, social media -- that will give insight into who the customers are. "With the diverse population you have in China and other parts of Asia, the data is valuable, but currently not part of the typical operating mode," Lee added. Lee suggests a lot more information can be extracted from existing supply chains. He shared an anecdote about how Nike wanted to develop a wrinkle-free golf shirt. Nike had no experience in fibers or making cloth, but one of its Asian supply chain partners did. The partner was vertically integrated, and understood everything from the kind of cotton to use, to the ginning of the cotton. Nike was able to leverage its supply base and get the product to market within months. Lee pointed out that innovation will be increasingly coming out of China. There are businesses that have developed a deep expertise in niche areas. The challenge will be getting these experts to work together in cross functional teams, and that will take a cultural change, he said. "Asian companies understand Asia," said Lee. "They can leverage this to become leaders rather than followers." However, Asian companies will have to adapt to what Western companies have discovered: There is no Asian supply chain or North or South American supply chain -- the supply chain is global. "The more global it becomes, the more Asian companies have to look at how they manage other markets," Lee said. The panel didn't rule out the possibility of onshoring or reshoring in the US as part of the development trend. Because supply chains will require a mixed strategy, some level of reshoring would make sense. Companies will increasingly customize products closer to demand. Linton pointed out that global labor costs are leveling out, so low cost is no longer the competitive difference. That, he said, will come from innovation. |
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God acts in more than one way in the natural world. God sustains the regular patterns of the physical world, but sometimes chooses to act outside of those patterns. God's regular patterns are what scientists describe as natural laws (like gravity or photosynthesis). God's actions outside those patterns are usually called supernatural actions or miracles (like raising someone from the dead). Evolutionary creationists believe in the miracles of the Bible and that God can do miracles today. Evolutionary creationists also believe that God is just as involved in the regular patterns of the universe as in miracles.
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Yeah its stupid but its not like they were planning on fire bombing the diag or something, they were just being dumb. People make mistakes, just say don't do that again. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Dumars |
The only knock I have towards Dumars was the firing of Frank. They pretty much drained the roster of any serious, playoff talent off the bench setting up for tons of cap space this year and then fired the coach. Frank was working with a team that needed Charlie V kin the roster, a guy who got beat out by a <19 year old for the Dominican Olympic team. |
3 weeks 5 days ago | That's a good move for Payne |
Thanks for the insight. I was thinking that they might try and go with a small ball line up with Payne at the 5 at times. |
3 weeks 5 days ago | I'm not buying MSU making big improvements this year |
From what I've heard, they were planning on moving Payne to the 5. That would nulify the major improvement he's shown by being able to step out and hit long jumpers. If he continues to play at the 4, Costello or Gauna come in to the 5 which still leaves a major hole with Nix departing. I think the only way MSU gets over what they did last year is if the recruits they have coming in can make an impact. |
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4 weeks 5 days ago | Spoiler alert |
Things continue to get out of hand... |
5 weeks 2 days ago | I think he's number 1 |
Number 1 in our hearts. |
11 weeks 2 days ago | I saw Wormley on campus the other week |
He really didn't look like a 300 pounder. He was walking around like normal so thats good. |
11 weeks 5 days ago | To be fair.. |
Everyone knows that Duke women's tennis is overated... |
11 weeks 5 days ago | Harris |
He looked like he was having a good time with Gardner. Gardner sat next to him for most of the game. |
15 weeks 6 days ago | Jalen picked Michigan!!!!! |
Jalen picked Michigan!!!!! |
16 weeks 1 day ago | This is making me uncomfortable.. |
You want ot see all of our players in the buff? |
16 weeks 3 days ago | Idk... |
I think Grantland is the better bet here. I'm pretty sure ESPN or Sports Illustrated have never had a Wire or Chapelle Show sketch bracket poll... |
20 weeks 15 hours ago | Poggi |
I could definitely see Poggi coming in and playing as an end on the third down package Mattison likes to run and then after a few years and some extra weight sliding over and taking Black's place in the package at DT. |
20 weeks 16 hours ago | LTT |
I know LTT is projected to left tackle but with his size, I could see him starting out at RT where he won't be forced to pass block as often. |
20 weeks 2 days ago | I think Michigan deserves the number one spot in conference |
At least as of now. They have decent wins over Pitt and K-State and managed to play a respectable full of teams, save Binghampton, who were above the Ken Pom 300. Yeah Indiana beat a good Georgetown team and an extremely overated UNC team, but they did lose to Butler... I'm not saying Butler is a bad team but IU did lose that game while Michigan is undefeated. |
22 weeks 1 day ago | I think if it came down to it |
I think if it came down to it it'd be really smart for GRIII to stay. Assuming Hardaway and Burke leave, GRIII gets to really showcase his skills in the offense, instead of just hitting corner threes and racking up rebounds. |
22 weeks 1 day ago | What about Stauskas? |
I haven't heard too much about him, but I think he could definitely have some draft potential with his length and his shooting. Yeah his D isn't great but its also the NBA. |
22 weeks 1 day ago | I agree with you there. He |
I agree with you there. He also needs to be a little less reckless when attacking the basket. The last couple of games its seemed like he has been stuck in an inbetween spot where he ends up forcing the ball into the post on a drive. That being said he had some sick three balls tonight! Its like he doesn't even see the defender thats bearing down on him... |
22 weeks 1 day ago | You make some good points but |
You make some good points but I think he'll be fine going into the big ten season just because he's not really going to be expected to be a lock down defender (which has rapidly improved since the beginning of the year and if he continues to convert contested threes he'll be in really good shape. He's also shooting pretty well from the line. I think he's going to be more of a taller, more athletic version of Diebler this year and then should grow into more of a complete player in the coming years. |
22 weeks 4 days ago | This thread needs a spoiler alert tag... |
Although I should know better than to look at a thread about the season finale when I'm only on episode 3 of this season... |
23 weeks 6 days ago | I think the achievements of |
I think the achievements of Spike have been really underated due to the success of the other freshmen. Point guard is the hardest position for a freshman to play and the fact that there isn't a HUGE dropoff when our all-american pg is amazing! Granted we've only seen him in stretches of about 4 minutes or less with just him at the point, at least he is getting some time in as a two guard (a little bit of a 1.5 guard) with Burke is great for the future. |
24 weeks 4 days ago | I don't know how you people |
I don't know how you people can look ahead, we should be focused on South Carolina!!! /s |
25 weeks 2 days ago | B1G |
I'm really not impressed with MSU at all. Thus far I think Minnesota has been much better team. MSU might have more talent but they have struggled offensively. At this point I'm buying in to Minnesota over State... |


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SANFORD — Adams Park Storage, LLC, is planning a pajama and blanket drive to help support local children in need now through Sept. 21. The business is collecting new children's pajamas in any size, and new blankets. These items will be given to the Sanford Salvation Army to be distributed to local children in need. Drop-off boxes will be located at Adams Park Storage on Smada Drive, Gransey Brothers Insurance on Main Street, The Trafton Center on Elm Street and at all three local Sanford Institution for Savings locations. |