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PRINCETON, N.J. — The Food and Drug Administration has approved a drug made by Sandoz for treating symptoms of various skin diseases.
Sandoz, the generics arm of Swiss drug maker Novartis, announced the approval of desoximetasone ointment in the 0.25% strength. The drug is a generic version of Taro Pharmaceutical Industries' Topicort and, according to Sandoz, is the first Fougera dermatology product Sandoz has launched since its $1.5 billion acquisition of the company in May 2012.
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January 11, 2008 at 10:05 pm
how do you keep the bag in daylight? and the price.. for a third of that money just buy an extra battery or two
January 10, 2008 at 8:53 pm
hmm thanks for the information.. interesting
January 10, 2008 at 6:03 pm
Um… Why wouldn't I just buy a regular laptop bag for, at most, $100… And $50 on a small solar panel and maybe another $50 for a 12V adapter for my laptop?
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January 10, 2008 at 5:39 pm
Interesting concept. Thanks for sharing this.for
January 10, 2008 at 5:37 pm
Impressive indeed!
January 10, 2008 at 5:20 pm
Wow! It´s an awesome invention, but the price makes me forget everything.
January 10, 2008 at 5:06 pm
But will you be able to take it on an airplane?
January 10, 2008 at 3:55 pm
14.5 V for a normal laptop your jokeing right?
January 10, 2008 at 3:46 pm
Well, if you travel to hot sunny third world countries where electricity is not always reliable/available, this could be more valuable than carrying several batteries. It takes a whole day to charge an average laptop though – that's a little long.
January 10, 2008 at 3:39 pm
This would only be useful for some very limited situations. Firstly, the advertised 14.7 watt output is about 1/3 of what a laptop uses. This means if your laptop runs its batter down in say 4 hours, it will take about 12 hours minimum to recharge it, in bright sunlight.
In reality, it will add very little power to your laptop's battery in the course of normal usage of the average user. It would be beneficial to someone who has no access the electrical power otherwise, such as people out in the sticks somewhere far from civilization doing research.
January 10, 2008 at 1:56 pm
I love the look of the bag and everything it can do! I was all set to order one, until I saw the price….it's too much for me. If a typical black computer bag runs $50-100, how much more would I fork over to buy a solar generator bag? What would be my payback time?
January 10, 2008 at 2:28 am
The geek in me is loving this. The price ruins it though. For that price you could just carry around a few extra batteries.
Of course this is a lot more effective if you can get us pasty white skinned folks to go outside.
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I am so, so, humbled and grateful for the amazing companies and people in the running community and the insane mount of support, encouragement and generosity I have been shown in putting this together. I am overwhelmed and EXCITED with all that I have to give away and am hoping and praying that the kindness I have been shown leads to raising some big money for a great cause.
The prizes are worth over $650 total and there is so much good stuff!! A lot of it is for runners, cyclists or triathletes, but there are prizes that just about anyone would be happy to have.
The cause - I am running the NYC Marathon as part of TEAM Meb. Meb Keflezighi is a U.S. Olympic Silver Medalist in the marathon and won the NYC Marathon in 2009. He has many other impressive achievements in running and in life. His story is truly one of "the American Dream", and I love how Meb stands for family, being your best, faith, balance, friends, dedication, hard work, education and other values and morals I believe in.
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The goal - to raise at least $3,000 for the MEB Foundation before the NYC Marathon in November.
The details - I want to keep this as simple as possible. There are tons of awesome prizes. They are all listed below, and reviews of many of them will be coming in the next couple of weeks.
To enter - You must make at least a $10 donation to my MEB Foundation fundraiser here. You will earn one entry for every $10 donated.
IF YOU HAVE ALREADY DONATED prior to today you can leave a comment telling me so, and that will be good for one entry (per prior donation) into this giveaway.
If you have already donated prior to today and you donate again (at least $10), I will double your total entries. If you have already donated twice prior to today and you donate again (at least $10) I will triple your total entries.
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- visiting any of the Facebook pages of the companies that have donated items and leaving a comment on their wall that "Erin from See Mom Run Far" sent you. Facebook pages are linked below. (Leave a comment for each additional entry you earn this way).
- visit any of the websites for the awesome companies that have donated items and look around. Websites are linked below. (Leave a comment for each additional entry you earn this way.)
And remember - I will DOUBLE your total entries (including the bonus entries) if you have already donated and make a second donation and I will TRIPLE your total entries if you have already donated twice and make a third donation.
I will draw a winner every Wednesday using Random.org, and the winner will get THEIR CHOICE of any TWO prizes/prize packs and we will just keep going until everything is given away. As of right now there are 18 amazing prizes to choose from and there may be some more prizes added as we go too. :)
Now for the fun stuff!! As of now, the available prize list is - (drum roll please)
- BOTH OF THESE HAVE BEEN GIVEN AWAY! I have TWO pairs of Ironman Performance Raising Earphones (these sell for $50 each!) AND two Ironman Series Armbands from Yurbuds! These will be given away as two prize packs, each with one set of Yurbuds and one armband. These are MY earbuds and are the only ones I have found that stay in my ears and don't bug me when I run. They are the only ones I use. I LOVE these earphones.
Yurbuds facebook page here.
- A combo back of two great books! A copy of Family Feasts for $75 a Week and a copy of Sane Woman's Guide to Raising a Large Family by Mary Ostyn. This prize pack is worth over $20 (and much more if you consider the money saving and sanity saving tips you will get!) :)
Mary is a fellow adoptive mom and runner (just did her first 5K ever and rocked it!!!) and she is also a very talented writer and all around wonderful person. For a bonus entry, visit Mary's incredible blog at Owlhaven and leave a comment that I sent you.
- THIS PRIZE HAS BEEN WON and is NO LONGER AVAILABLE. An autographed copy of Meb Keflezighi's book "Run To Overcome". This book is a really great read and a very motivational story for runners and non-runners alike. I enjoyed it so much I read it twice. :) If you are looking for inspiration, search no further!
Meb's facebook page here.
- ONE OF THESE HAS BEEN GIVEN AWAY and one is still AVAILABLE TO WIN! Gotein! I have TWO prize packs from Gotein. Gotein is a protein supplement that you add to your water that helps refuel and improve lean muscle mass. It is easy to mix (just shake), low in calories and fat, and high in protein, vitamins and minerals. I have a full review coming, but I tried out Gotein during my Ragnar Relay and I loved the flavors and found it a great, easy and tasty way to get extra protein in after a hard run. Love it!
The first prize pack is of two boxes of Gotein, 12 packets each box, (your choice of chocolate, vanilla or strawberry) and a Gotein t-shirt.
The second prize pack is of one box of Gotein (12 packets) and a Gotein t-shirt.
You can find the Gotein facebook page here.
- THIS PRIZE HAS BEEN CLAIMED! A totally awesome skirt from Running Skirts! The skirt donated fits women who wear a size 8 in women's pants, and they said that is their number one best selling size. The skirt I have looks like the one below but is a sky blue color with yellow sides. SO CUTE!
You can find the Running Skirts facebook page here.
- (THREE OF THESE SHIRTS HAVE BEEN WON ALREADY- ONE IS LEFT) I have FOUR awesome shirts to give away from Tri It Wear!!! (Each one is a separate prize). Winners who get a Tri It Wear shirt get their choice of shirt style and size.
They have men's and women's tops and all are very cool! Here is just one example of the many cute women's tops they have. (I love the 26.2 style!)
You can find the Tri It Wear facebook page here.
- BOTH OF THESE HAVE BEEN WON!!!! Winner's choice of any of the super cool Allied Medal Displays!! These medal displays are so great. I have the one shown below and I love it! It is super well made and my medals look awesome on them.
You can find the Allied Medal Display facebook page here.
- A beautiful black and pink flowered headband from Active Bands! I have tried lots (and lots) of headbands and I am really impressed with how well the Active Bands are made, how well they work, and how pretty they are! My best friend Jenny tried one out during Ragnar, and really really liked it (review coming soon).
You can find the Active Bands facebook page here.
- THREE pairs of Flex Sport Buds (pink, green and blue!) from h2o Audio! (Three separate prizes). THESE HAVE ALL BEEN WON! These sport buds are sweatproof and waterproof and they STAY IN your ears. They come with three sizes of silicone ear plugs so you can find your perfect fit and they are perfect for running, swimming, just hanging out or whatever activity you enjoy. Josh used a pair of these for his marathon a couple of weeks ago and he thinks they are great. These are his favorite and go-to earbuds for everything. He loves that he can just rinse them off when he is done sweating. :)
You can find the h20 Audio webpage here.
- (THIS PRIZE HAS BEEN WON) A medium knee sleeve from 110% Play Harder. Have you checked out their products? They have some great stuff!!! This knee sleeve offers compression and cold therapy for the entire knee and surrounding area and is great for any type of athlete.
110% Play Harder Facebook page here.
- THIS PRIZE HAS BEEN WON! A gift pack of products from 2Toms! I have a pack of Butt Shield, Blister Shield and Sports Shield. If you haven't tried 2Toms products yet, these are superior products for athletes and active people that prevent blisters, friction burns, saddle sores and all sorts of other uncomforts that can plague us! These are great for runners, cyclists, hikers, triathletes, etc. I have a full review of these products coming up soon. These products last all day, are non-staining, non-toxic, non-greasy, unscented, waterproof and go on easily.
2Toms Facebook page here and make sure you check out their 2nd annual Worst Blister Contest for a chance to win more great 2Toms products.
- THIS PRIZE HAS BEEN WON! a $40 gift certificate to SILVER MAPLE!!! Your biggest problem if you win this is going to be deciding what to use your gift certificate for! There are so many beautiful things. Here is one of my favorites.
Here is what Jacquelyn from Silver Maple says about her jewelry, "At The Silver Maple, we work hard to create uniquely special, hand-stamped, vintage-inspired, pieces that channel happy thoughts. Whether it's your child's name, a memorable date, a special place, or an inspiring phrase, the idea is to smile and reflect each and every time you look at your piece."
You can find the Silver Maple on Facebook here.
- (THE MARATHON BARS HAVE BEEN WON, the PROTEIN BARS are still available)A friend who is an ambassador for Snickers Marathon Bars has donated TWO boxes (one box of Snickers Marathon energy bars, one box of Snickers Marathon Protein Bars). Can you say yum??? Check them out here!!!
Please, please help spread the word about this fundraising giveaway. THANK YOU again to all of the amazing companies who have showed such generosity and support by donating their great products and thanks to all of YOU for helping me raise money for such a great cause. Good luck to everybody!!
***FTC requires that I tell you that these products were given to me free of charge for the purpose of review/giving away/fundraising by the awesome companies mentioned above. That said, opinions shared on the products are mine and mine alone.***


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Rita Dove, editor of The Penguin Anthology of Twentieth-Century American Poetry, makes a special appearance to makes the publication of her landmark anthology. Along with several guest poets, Dove will read from and discuss the highlights of 20th-century American poetry.
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I would like to see them sign either Wallace or Jennings and trade down in the first round and take either Ertz or Eifert. Also they should resign Hartline and Fasano and draft a WR in the second round IMO.
I would like to see them sign either Wallace or Jennings and trade down in the first round and take either Ertz or Eifert. Also they should resign Hartline and Fasano and draft a WR in the second round IMO.
OP, nice post. I agree with your concept and even thought process--it seems like the right path. But, we disagree on players for the most part.
Jennings makes the most sense to me too for all the reasons you mentioned, plus his mentoring and being the clear alpha and role model for our younger WR's. I see this off season as the year we build pur WR corps.
At WR, Philbin clearly wants a big target with speed. Just look at all the time wasted hoping Roberto Wallace and Marlon Moore would develop. They also want WR's that block well, which was Legadu Naanee's only real strength. The best big, fast, blocking WR's are IMHO Justin Hunter and Cordarrelle Patterson. I think one of those two will be our first WR drafted, and both will benefit greatly from Jennings mentoring.
I expect a 2nd WR to be drafted in round 2-4, but I think that will be more of a value pick.
Unfortunately, the TE position may not really be fixed this year, although I hope I'm wrong. We currently have zero size mismatches in the red zone, and Reed doesn't help with that. IMHO the only draftable TE's that provide both a seam threat and a red zone mismatch are Eifert and Ertz, who may both be taken between our 1 and 2a picks.
The FA TE's are all overpriced and drop a lot of passes. I'd definitely pass on big money dropsies like Cook, Keller and Bennett. I'd resign Fasano and concentrate on the WR overhaul unless Eifert or Ertz falls to is or Ireland can wheel and deal into the late first/early second.
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None of the FA TE's sound like great options to me - they are decent players but not guys worth paying big money to c'mon down for... As for WR, I like Wallace (speed/deep threat) then Bowe for his RZ abiliites. Isn't Jennings getting up there in age?
Second, some can't seem to learn from what they observe . Last season we did worse and worse offensively. WHY? Because opponents figured out that we had zippo for truly threatening deep speed. HARTLINE was "sneaky fast" but that's about as good as it got. Once teams figured that much out, they crowded the l/o/s bigtime, because MIAMI couldn't punish them for it. Bye-bye running game, and bye-bye short passing attack: it's amazing that MIAMI and TANNEHILL did as well as they did! The solution is simple: get a true "burner" or two. That means WALLACE, and because our "cap" position is so good, I'd go after BOTH he and JENNINGS in F/A. And after a pass-rusher in the 1st Round, I'd look to move up for a PATTERSON or any other combination big/fast WR...or simply just another "burner" regardless of height/weight.
And forget all this TE drivel. Any TE, whether F/A or Draftee, won't cure the problem of opponents crowding the l/o/s as things stand. But a true "burner" WR, playing opposite a "sneaky fast" HARTLINE, would. That in turn sets up everybody else: BESS, whoever we play at TE, and the rushing attack. I/m/o, JENNINGS would be the icing on the cake: but WALLACE is the cake itself.
Since you quoted my analysis with poorly analyzed vitrol, I'll address your analysis in kind.
First, learn to read. The OP and I both evaluated Jennings as the best WR. He's the best WR available by far because he catches the ball. He is also the quickest WR and is extremely adept at getting open because of it. No, he isn't as fast as Wallace or as big and physically imposing as Bowe, but both drop a LOT of balls, Wallace is a one-trick-pony deep threat and Bowe tends to rack up stats in garbage time after screwing up dropping balls or causing INT's during the meningful parts of the game.
Second, apparently you either cannot or have not observed the WR's I suggested or even read why they were suggested. SPEED was specifically required when I said "best big, fast, blocking WR's" ... and in case it wasn't clear enough, "fast" means speed ... as in deep threat. If you don't think Patterson or Hunter are deep threats, I'm confident you'll realize that they are by the end of their rookie seasons ... these guys are very fast. Is Wallace faster? Yes, but all three are very legitimate deep threats.
As for your "drivel" blatherings, again, read the post, the speed element that is currently MISSING, was addressed before we even got to the TE portion. What we need from a TE are 2 things, being a seam threat and a red zone mismatch. There are 3 main ways to score through the air ... long passes from speed WR's like Wallace, Patterson or Hunter, RAC plays where Patterson is clearly the best but both Wallace and Hunter excel as well, size mismatches in the red zone, where Patterson and Hunter excel but Wallace does not.
For the last time, Wallace isn't a one trick pony. Stop repeating things without understand what you're saying.
And in a draft that is VERY heavy with premiere pass rushing DEs, exactly what we need the most (minus WR etc etc) you want to trade back? Rather than snag one of the DEs who fall out of the top 10? Are you nuts?
We have the ammo to trade up if necessary, that's fine. As long as you walk away with 3 high project/high quality players in the 1st 3 rounds, I don't freakin care. Give me Jordan Reed in the 3rd. He's going to be a tremendous receiving TE, in the mold of Finley. I see a lot of Hernandez in him , solely because of their release at the line of scrimmage and the way they move after the catch.
Personally I'd love if we re-signed Hartline, signed Wallace, drafted Mingo in the 1st, then go straight BPA with TE/CB/OL in mind.
Tell me why Jennings is a better "route runner" in your eyes, specifically referencing their breaks and hip movement. I'll wait.
If you look at the breakdown of 2011 Wallace vs 2011 Jennings (this is favorable towards Jennings as well, because of healthy and injuries) then you will see that Wallace was more productive on intermediate routes than Jennings was. Hum. Let's see. I know! You'll say "Green Bay has so many receivers! Clearly that's why" But you remember Antonio Brown and Heath Miller are in Pitt, eating away at those catches.
Then you'll tell me that Wallace drops the ball too much. ALL THOSE DROPS. Did you notice that he has a better catch rate than over 75% of the other AFC:N receivers? Are you noticing the YAC discrepancy between the two?
Stop saying he's all speed. If speed was all he had, then he'd be Clyde Gates, and he'd be bouncing around the bottom of rosters on the league. He has tremendous separation ability, and he sells routes incredibly well because teams have to respect him deep. If they guess wrong ONCE it is 6 points.
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2011: Academic All-ACC selection ... team co-captain ... started all 12 games ... completed 282-of-434 (.650) pass attempts for 2,891 yards with 14 TDs and 11 INTs ... logged a pass efficiency rating of 126.51 ... rushed 58 times for minus-58 yards and four TDs ... compiled 2,833 yards of total offense ... set Duke single-season record for pass completion percentage ... directed a Blue Devil passing attack that had four players catch 40+ passes for just the second time in school history and first time since 1982 ... topped the 300-yard barrier through the air four times including a career-best 368-yard effort at Boston College ... also against the Eagles, set a school single-game record for pass completions (41), matched the fifth-highest total for consecutive pass completions (14) in a game by a Duke player, posted the 10th-highest single-game pass completion percentage (.773) in school history and scored the game-winning TD with a one-yard plunge with 9:57 remaining in the fourth quarter ... rushing TD capped a 14-play, 70-yard drive that eclipsed 6:34 off the clock ... the 41 pass completions matched the fifth-highest single-game total in ACC history ... passes attempted total (53) versus Boston College matched the 11th-highest single-game total in Duke history while the 21 pass completions in the first half equaled the eighth-highest single-half total in school history ... the 368 passing yards rank as the 24th-highest single-game total in Duke history ... ACC Offensive Back of the Week choice after completing 28-of-43 passes for 335 yards and two TDs in road win over FIU ... with 43 pass attempts without an INT in the victory at FIU, posted the ninth-highest single-game total in Duke history ... registered a season-high seven plays of 20+ yards against FIU ... matched career-high of four TD passes against Georgia Tech ... in the ACC, ranked first in pass completions per game (23.50), second in passing yards per game (240.9), third in total offensive yards per game (236.1) and ninth in passing efficiency ... nationally, ranked 19th in completions per game, 26th in pass completion percentage and 29th in passing yards per game ... on Duke's single-season charts, totals stand first in pass completion percentage, tied for first in most 100-yard passing games (12), tied for second in most 200-yard passing games (9), tied for second in most games with 20+ pass completions (8), fourth in pass completions, sixth in pass efficiency rating, seventh in passing yards, seventh in pass attempts, tied for seventh in most 300-yard passing games, eighth in total offensive yards, eighth in total offensive plays (492) and tied for 11th for most games with 1+ TD pass ... threw six TD passes to WR Conner Vernon to match the 10th-highest single-season total for a combination in school history ... posted a completion percentage of .650 or better in seven-of-12 games and dipped below the .500 mark just once ... matched career-long completion of 70 yards with scoring toss to RB Juwan Thompson at North Carolina ... threw for 150+ yards in all 12 weeks ... equaled career-best rushing TD total with a pair of scores versus Tulane ... on the field for 745 snaps.
2010: Academic All-ACC choice ... recipient of the Carman Falcone Award as Duke's Most Valuable Player ... played in all 12 games with 11 starting assignments ... completed 285-of-464 (.614) pass attempts for 3,131 yards with 14 TDs and 17 INTs ... posted a pass efficiency rating of 120.73 ... rushed 51 times for minus-47 yards and four TDs ... finished with 3,084 yards of total offense, the third-highest single-season total in Duke history ... became just the fourth Duke QB to eclipse the 3,000-yard barrier through the air, joining Ben Bennett (1982-83), Anthony Dilweg (1988) and Thaddeus Lewis (2009) ... the passing yardage total marked the fifth-highest single-season total by a freshman or sophomore in ACC history, trailing only Clemson's Charlie Whitehurst (3,561 yards in 2003), Maryland's Scott Milanovich (3,409 yards in 1993), Miami's Jacory Harris (3,352 yards in 2009) and Florida State's Drew Weatherford (3,208 yards in 2005) ... one of seven sophomores nationally to throw for 3,000+ yards on the year ... topped the 300-yard plateau through the air in five games including a season-high 358 yards at Wake Forest ... also had a season-high four TD passes against the Demon Deacons to equal the third-highest single-game total in school history ... equaled the school single-game record with two TD throws of 50+ yards in the Wake Forest tilt ... established school single-game record for pass completion percentage by hitting on 28-of-30 (.933) throws for 314 yards and one TD at Navy ... also rushed nine times for a season-best 28 yards and two TDs in the win over the Midshipmen while matching school record for consecutive pass completions (16) ... posted the school's eighth-best single-game pass completion percentage (.795) versus Elon ... also reached 300 yards against Elon (350), Maryland (351) and Georgia Tech (334) ... threw 49 passes without an INT against Boston College for the sixth-highest single-game total in school history ... posted the second-highest total of consecutive pass attempts without an INT in school history (173) ... had 35 pass completions against Boston College to match the fourth-highest single-game total in school history ... against Maryland, cracked school lists for pass attempts in a quarter (23; 4th; t1st), half (37; 2nd; 4th) and game (56; t5th) ... versus Army, matched the third-highest single-quarter passing yardage total in school history (194; 4th) ... in Duke's 55-48 win over Virginia, engineered the game-winning 10-play, 91-yard drive that finished with RB Desmond Scott's 35-yard TD run with 40 seconds remaining in the fourth period ... drive included a 32-yard completion to WR Donovan Varner on 4th-and-20 from the Duke 21 yard line ... in the ACC, ranked first in completions per game (23.75), tied for second in total offensive yards per game (257.0), third in passing yards per game (260.9), tied for sixth in touchdown passes and seventh in passing efficiency ... nationally, ranked 10th in completions per game, 21st in passing yards per game and tied for 33rd in passing efficiency ... on Duke's single-season charts, totals ranked tied for first in most 100-yard passing games (12), tied for second in most 200-yard passing games (9), tied for second for most games with 30+ pass completions (3), third in most 300-yard passing games, third in passing yards, third in pass completions, third in pass attempts, tied for third in TD passes of 50+ yards (3), fifth in pass completion percentage, fifth in total offensive plays (515), tied for fifth for most games with 1+ TD passes (9), tied for fifth for most games with 20+ pass completions (7), 10th in pass efficiency rating, 10th in average yards per pass attempt (6.75) and tied for 11th for most TD passes ... on the ACC's single-season lists, totals ranked eighth in pass completions and ninth in pass attempts ... set school record by throwing at least one TD pass in each of his first five starts ... on the field for 742 snaps.
2009: Played in five games as the backup QB behind Thaddeus Lewis ... saw action against Army, Kansas, N.C. Central, North Carolina and Georgia Tech ... on the year, completed 34-of-50 (.680) passes for 330 yards with four TDs and two INTs ... in first collegiate action, came off the bench at Army to lead Duke to a 35-19 come-from-behind victory ... against the Black Knights, hit on seven-of-eight passes for 106 yards and two TDs ... first career pass attempt was a 17-yard TD strike to TE Brett Huffman ... threw for a season-high 115 yards along with one TD at Kansas ... after completing five-of-six passes for 44 yards against Georgia Tech, suffered season-ending knee injury ... underwent surgery to repair torn anterior cruciate ligament in right knee on November 21, 2009 ... on the field for 92 snaps.
2008: Did not see game action.
Prior to Duke: Four-year letterman at Notre Dame Prep under Scott Bemis ... selected to the 2008 PARADE All-America team ... charted as the No. 10 quarterback in the country by Scout.com ... rated as the No. 15 pro-style quarterback nationally and No. 9 overall prospect in the state of Arizona by Rivals.com ... selected to compete at the Elite 11 Quarterback Camp ... named Arizona's Big School Class 5A and 4A Player of the Year and to the All-Arizona team as a senior by The Arizona Republic ... chosen as a 2007 PrepNation 101 All-American ... as a senior, led Notre Dame Prep to a 13-1 record and the 2007 Arizona 4AII state championship ... capped prep career by completing 23-of-33 passes for a state championship game record 411 yards and five TDs against Cottonwood Mingus ... as a senior, completed 197-of-357 passes for 3,353 yards and 41 TDs with just six INTs ... in junior campaign, threw for 2,483 yards and 25 TDs with five INTs ... passed for 1,533 yards and 10 TDs as a sophomore.
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Well, my friend Tony's eyes write graffiti and they are wide open.
Behold the latest ocular assault weapon from the Graffiti Research Lab, openFrameworks, The Fat Lab and The Ebeling Group: The EyeWriter. It is a low-cost eye-tracking apparatus + custom software that allows graffiti writers and artists with paralysis resulting from Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis to draw using only their eyes.
This instruction set details how to make your own solderless eyetracker for only $50 dollars using a hacked PS3 Eye and a cheap pair of sunglasses.
"Art is a tool of empowerment and social change, and I consider myself blessed to be able to create and and use my work to promote health reform, bring awareness about ALS and help others"
-- Tony Quan, aka Tempt One
For more information on the story behind the EyeWriter, TemptOne and more, check out http://eyewriter.org.
For more info on ALS click here.
For more words directly from Tempt One click here.
Programmers, engineers, ALS patients/family-members, medical professionals and projection artists! If you're interested in becoming part of the EyeWriter development team contact us here.
The EyeWriter Development Team is:
Graffiti Research Lab
The Ebeling Group
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Zach Lieberman
James Powderly
Evan Roth
Chris Sugrue
Theo Watson
Keith Pasko
Eleanor Dunk
Jamie Wilkinson
Greg Leuch
With special thanks to the Not Impossible Foundation and Sven Travis from Parsons Communication, Design + Technology
I made it a long time ago. Happy to find here, it used on the GRL
Amazing work for the Best cause. Congrats to the authors.
Thanks for useful hacked PS3 Eye!
It's really helps me.
Also were can I download the drawing app and is there a mac version?
mac users need to install the modified maccam component (http://www.openframeworks.cc/files/macam-ps3eye-manualwb-defaultVGA.zip) to /Library/QuickTime to get a good, fixed everything ps3 camera image from their computer (if they are using ps3 eye camera as described in the eyewriter instructables)
should work after you move the compnent file to that directory
i have problem getting the ps3 eye to work on mac. installing the madam component on the quicktime directory doesn't seem to detect the ps3eye as a webcam itself.
Do you have a fix on this?
Thank you in advance
Have you figured out how to make the eyewriter use the PS3 cam instead of the built-in cam? I have the same problem and will be grateful if you share the solution (if you have found it!)
I have since figured this out! (I work with Windows 7. I am sure this will work with Windows XP too)
Do NOT connect your PS3 Camera to the laptop/ PC
Go to Control Panel->System->Device Manager
You will see your built-in camera listed here under Imaging Devices. (Mine was Sony Visual Communications Camera). Right click on this and select "Disable".
With the Device Manager open, plug your PS3 Camera to the USB Port
You will see that as you plug on the PS3 Camera, a new device gets displayed as a new device. (In my case this came listed as "PS3 Eye Camera" under a new group named "CodeLabs DeVices". If You don't see this, try unplugging/ plugging on the camera).
To calibrate the PS3 Camera, I used the software temptTracker tracker that I downloaded and extracted in the folder temptTracker_020_cb. Hope you too have downloaded this.
Go to temptTracker_020_cb->bin->data->settings. Open the file xml file inputSettings using NotePad. In this file there is a line to specify the DeviceId (Between angular brackets with DeviceId and /DeviceId)
I had to try different device IDs in the line 0. (In my case 2 worked!). Thus this line was changed to 2. After each trial with a new device number, save the file in NotePad.
With the DeviceId as 2 I got the eyewriter to detect and use the PS3 cam! For this, I executed the Application "temptTracker" found in the Bin folder.
Hope this works for you too!
Anand Nair
Thanks again for the reply!!
hello friend interested in your project
I have a question on a line of code in the file trackingManager.cpp
void trackingManager::videoSettings(){
//TODO: fix this!! [zach]
//if( !bUseVideoFiles ) ((ofVideoGrabber *)videoSource)->videoSettings();
can you explain step by step to understand it better
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hi my name is steve I live in the us .im having a problem with someone or a group of person .they seem to have me sounds weird radio rf tag I know this by going thru fm channels and finding points on my forearm and other places that seize up and get painful when the antenna gets close . is there anything you guys might be able to steer me or know that would help sorry to ask know its a strange request but this organized gang stalking is really hard to fight thanks steven
is the 3V battery necessary? can you just hook into the USB power on the board & add a resistor to keep the LEDs safe? Or would that detract from power the board needs to function properly?
awesome project.
Anyone able to get this to work with Mac OS 10.9? Thanks!
I 'm making a research project about EyeWriter and I'm having some problems.It doesn't find my pupil, I've the image of my eye but the programme marks my pupil over my eyelid, why ? can you help me ?
hi. Is the ps3 eye camera compatible with LabView? Im currently doing the same project but with LabView.
I was able to compile the EyeWriter 1.0 software on OSX 10.6.8 Snow Leopard, XCode 3.2.5, using OF 0.8
in file inputManager.cpp at line 75 change vidGrabber.grabFrame() and vidPlayer.idleMovie() to vidGrabber.update()
You should end up with code like this:
if (mode == INPUT_LIVE_VIDEO){
// change from vidGrabber.grabFrame();
bIsFrameNew = vidGrabber.isFrameNew();
} else {
// change from vidPlayer.idleMovie();
bIsFrameNew = vidPlayer.isFrameNew();
That's some pretty trippy stuff. And then I was glad to see that the end product was being used for a good cause. Very cool.
Hi Everyone,
I built an eyewriter and downloaded the software but have no idea where to start. I watched the videos but I don't have programming skills... is anyone available for a walkthrough on the very basics?
Also, is it possible to use the v2 code for the v1 hardware? Thank you
I have a cousin who has it since he was a few months old, and his parents neglect to get him anything that could truly enable him to communicate, learn and grow. I really want to give him a chance to have some control. I know there are things like Eagle Eyes that do this but are very expensive.
Does anyone from the UK know of a supplier? I have found it in USA but postage is $90.
Does any one have any ideas on how I would be able to create a science fair project out of this
What you are doing here is so remarkable, I can not even find the words to express enough. You are inspiring. You are giving quality to life. You are creating freedom. This is the American Dream...Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. That may sound corny, but if you have ever lost any of these, lets just say you appreciate what you do have so much more. THANK YOU
We used an ir diode, ir sensor on the glasses, and a Sinclair ZX-81 to allow an ALS patient to communicate with friends and family.
Keep up the cool work!
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Things I would have changed: Trigger is not fully adjustable: it only rotates. It could be lighter as previously stated. Grips are nice but could be a problem for small hands.
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You'll need a minimum of 3 3/8" bolts due to bolt bearing area failure.
The 3"x1/8" bar you are bolting through is A36 steel, which has an ultimate strength of 58,000 psi. The formula for bolt bearing capacity is:
Bolt diameter*material thickness*ultimate strength*.75
3/8"x1/8"x58,000x.75=2,039lb capacity per bolt.
So to equal the 6,000lb capacity of your winch (because you want the winch to break before your bolts tear out) you need a minimum of 3, and they don't have to be grade 8. It doesn't matter how strong the bolts are if the base metal tears way before the bolts approach their full strength.
It appears that chart shows the breaking strength, not the safe load. Also, the values for shear are for single shear plane failure.
Keep in mind that the maximum strength will result when shear or tension acts through the bolt. Any eccentricity causes a prying action that increases the stress on the bolt.
Consider all the limit states when designing a connection.
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I think that the 6,000 lb rating was very generous for this winch.
And I plan to pull no more than 750 lbs.
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There is a time and place for everything.
I would go with the Grade 8 just for safety sake. Grade 2 bolts shouldn't be considered for load applications. Grade 5 would work but they have a tendency to stretch over time. The Grade 8 will not stretch. Washers and lock washers will also help in getting the right tension on the bolted connection without damage to the frame and plates being bolted together and protect the bolt and nut from damage.
While studying Mechanical Engineering, in my Materials Design Class, we spent a great deal of time working the calculations and theory behind bolted connections and using the right bolt by size and design for the job. Someone already did all the math, that's why we have charts and tables for selecting the right bolt size based on tension and shear loads in a bolted connection. The washer and lock washer play into the preload tension and the final torque of the bolted connection as well as protecting the metal around the hole of the bolted area.
Believe it or not, a Grade 5, 1/4" bolt can hold a F-150 Pickup (Base Model, Short bed, limited options) in the air by tension load alone. However, the Safety Factor is almost 0 and any shear load (side pressure, perpendicular to the tension load) would snap the bolt.
SAE Threads (Fine) is overkill unless you are worried about vibration causing the nut to come loose under load. Standard (Course) Thread is usually sufficient. 3/8"-16 Grade 8 with washers and lock washer would give the best bolted connection for you purpose. Safety Factor will be maximized and bolt stretch minimized. You could use LockTite on the bolts, but then you would have trouble getting the nuts and bolts undone in the future without having to apply heat first to the nuts to break them loose.
Depending on how your mount is designed, you will most likely see more shear load on the bolts than tension load. The maximum tension load will be on the bolts on the backside of the winch due to cable wrap over the drum.'77 Miller Bluestar 2E on current service truck
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Yielding (stretching irreversibly) will happen if they are stressed beyond the yield point. Yes, grade 5 bolts have a slightly lower yield point. But that is irrelevant.
Bolting through a 1/8" sheet it's not going to matter if they are grade 8, 5 or even 2 because bolt bearing area is the weakest link.
If you took two sheets of 16ga metal and bolted them together with a 1" bolt, it wouldn't matter if it were grade 8, 5, or even 2. Heck, it could just about be a plastic bolt... the base metal will fail at the bolt bearing area.
A connection is only as strong as its weakest link and in this case the weakest link is the base metal. You can make it the connection stronger by using larger diameter bolts, larger number of bolts, or a thicker plate (all of which increase bolt bearing area), but using higher grade bolts will not make the connection any stronger. This is sort of like replacing a class II hitch with a class III hitch "for safety's sake" so you can tow a car with a shoelace. It did nothing to increase the allowable load for the system.
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I made this for 250 guests at my daughter's wedding reception. It got rave reviews. I used frozen Costco meatballs but used the sauce recipe.(60 meatballs per batch) Chili sauce was quite expensive, so I substituted 2/3 catsup and 1/3 chili sauce. It tasted the same.(check the ingredients, almost identical) I made them in advance, and froze into gallon ziplock freezer bags. Then just re-heated and they were AWESOME! I have had several phone calls since reqesting the recipe. Thanks for the recipe Tammy!
Try using whole berry cranberry sauce instead of grape jelly, it's awesome!
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I made this recipe yesterday for a dinner party and it all went!! I have requests to make it for the upcoming Super Bowl and I had to email 5 copies of the recipe to friends. I used Sam's Club frozen meatballs and browned them in a little bit of soy sauce and a can of Dole pineapple chucks w/the syrup. While they were browning, I whisked together the Heinz Chili sauce, Smucker's grape jelly and the lemon juice. After that came to a boil I poured it over the meatballs in the pan and let simmer for 20-30 minutes. They were ready to go after that. I would have followed the crock pot directions but I woke up too late to start it in the crock pot. I think this will be the way I cook them from now on. Hope this is helpful:-)
Ok have to admit it, despite very few bum steers from this group, I though you people were crazy, chili sauce and jelly? But needed something for office potluck, took in my slow cooker, frozen meatballs and heated them up in the sauce for a few hours then put out with all the other offerings. They were great and the only item that went completely and were raved about! A couple of the guys wanted me to make more and bring them in the next day! 2 thumbs up!
I thought this was very easy to prepare and tastes good. I gave it only 4 stars because you really need to brown the meatballs in the oven or in a frying pan first. Then they won't crumble in the crock pot.
This dish is great! i usually bake the meat balls for 20-30 minues before i put them in to the crock pot .. to illiminate some of the fat... i make it at least once a month.. wonderful served over rice or egg noodles! Its very quick and easy..
It doesn't get much easier than this, and it was very good. I cut the recipe in half because I was only using 1 lb of ground beef. The sauce was quite tangy so I added a little extra grape jelly, as my husband prefers more sweet than sour. He and the kids liked these a lot. For the meatballs, I made my own using 1 lb ground beef, 1 egg, 1/4 c bread crumbs, 3/4 tsp seasoned salt, 1/4 tsp garlic powder and 1 TBS dried onion flakes.
These were quite good. I used a 2-lb bag of precooked, frozen appetizer meatballs which was very convenient. I occasionally basted the top layer of meatballs to keep them moist since they were above the "sauce line" in the crock pot. Our oldest son especially liked these.
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Remember when you were a kid and had a watercolor box? Well, this is the grownup version of it, with high-quality pigments. The best thing about it is that you can carry it in your pocket since its made with the ubiquitous Altoids tin.
Oh yeah, this is my first Instructable.
Step 1: Materials
- Altoids Tin (shown in picture)
- White Fimo Clay (shown in picture)
- Cheap white plastic color-mixing palette (shown in picture) - OR - white enamel paint (Krylon spray can or such)
- Your selection of watercolor paints (more on this later)
- Dremel with cutting wheel attachment (shown in picture)
- Sandpaper (anything along the lines of 80 grit is good)
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Hey, I gave this a try! I've wanted a travel watercolor set for awhile now. Molding the 'Sculpy' polymer clay into the tin was kind of fun. I fired it in the oven per the package instructions (I think that was 375 degrees F, and 30 minutes). After is cooled I filled each well with a dab of watercolor paint. To speed up the drying process I put the tin in the toaster oven for a few seconds... but I didn't notice the toaster dial got stuck in the "on" position. Ugh! It got a little over-toasty, but I was able to clean it up, reshape the tin, put in new paints, and 'voila'.... I think it turned out pretty good. First pic is the toaster disaster, second pic is after cleaning it up ;)
I haven't done this yet, but I saw a tin done today using Dentyne "ICE" gum trays for the paint. A tray of six individual wells fits nicely into the tin, and you can fit two trays if you stack them and don't put anything else in the tin. Also, KILZ makes primers for all kinds of applications including this one. If you prime the tin with KILZ you can follow with any treatment you want including acrylic paint. Great info about the glycerin, and if you have any left over, you can add some water and blow giant bubbles that last for several minutes, for inspiration.
I also have one of those snooty Windsor and Newton travel things, got it with a 40% off coupon and birthday money a couple years ago. I use it sometimes at IHOP, hanging out with friends, making those little "artist trading card" size paintings. But this is way cooler.
I'm going to make a couple of these "kits", so when my buddies snicker at me, I'll pull out a tin for them and tell 'em to get cracking on their own ATC. I could even keep them in the glove box of the car for those spontaneous moments where you just have to paint something.
For those asking about rejuvenating dried out tube colors - I have two different types, Sakura Koi and Pentech, some of which dried out in the tube.
I got some empty plastic "jars" - the type that come attached to each other on a strip, the sort that come with paint-by-numbers kits. I cut up the metal tubes and mashed up the dried paint until it fell apart into smallish chunks. Then I put it into the jar and taped the label to it.
One of my professionally arty friends said if I add just a drop or two of linseed oil it will soften it back up.
I like the idea of glycerine better (as someone suggested)... but in both brands' case, just using water was enough to bring it back to life. In a couple of instances -depended on the color- I had to work it a bit or to let it sit for a few minutes to soften up, but these were long-dried-out hard little lumps. Sakura Koi, a higher quality brand than Pentech, worked up a lot faster. The Pentech type took rather a while to soften but then it had also been dried up a lot longer. (Yeah I should have just tossed them all, but hey, it's watercolor, it should work even when dry, right? And the Sakura Koi was expensive.)
With the Altoid case method, where it's just enough paint to get you through a few paintings, just swiping it with water in the usual way would work just fine.
As to carrying the water... I often need water on the road (makeup jobs, etc). I use either contact lens saline solution (comes in a big bottle, cheap), or refill said bottle with distilled water and enough vodka to preserve it.
If you wanted a palette you could conceivably make one with fimo as well, sealing it with nail varnish or polyurethane, or put in a bit of plastic that fits in the lid if you have it to hand and don't want to spray paint. I use styrofoam plates when I do acrylic, but when I do watercolors I like separate wells. But you can just use a piece of silicone parchment paper (or two or three, they'll easily fit in the lid).
Such a cool idea - thanks!!
Also, I used something called milliput, it is like fimo but does not need baking, and is quite a bit cheaper.
Good instructable!
Also, regarding the brushes tip, I have been using water-brushes for several years (and paying dearly for them) - So I will add your tip to the related Instructable on how to make your own inexpensive waterbrush
I will make one of your watercolor tins for my next international trip (we do not check luggage, so small is better) and include a waterbrush and watercolor board cut into postcard shapes (another very cool instructable at
I will include some painters tape wrapped on a tiny fine-tipped marker (got one for $1 next to the cash register at my local grocery store- it is only 2 inches long) and I can tape the card down, use the marker to make fineline and details or write home, and it should all fit in a quart ziplock with room to spare.
Travel Art in a Baggie! I love it!!
Makes me want to go make plane reservations right now!
Thank you for such a fine fine FINE idea!
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(hmm, now what else needs small compartments in an Altoids tin?........)
Commercial "travel paint kits" are expensive and tend to contain poor-quality art supplies. You get what you pay for in artist's materials, so using your idea I can now take my good paint in my choice of colors with me. (I plan to rubberband a paintbrush to the outside of the tin. Clumsy girl that I am, I've snapped many EXPENSIVE brushes over the years - by mistake of course! I never threw them out since the brush end is what matters; still good quality, just with short, splintered handles! Now I can call them portable!)
Acrylic painters could use this too. Most know to keep their paint moist by misting it with water even as they are painting. A misting of clean water on the paints, then some cling-wrap over the compartments prior to closing the lid will last at least a few days. Putting the container in the fridge will keep acrylic paints wet longer. And the idea would be to use up the paint they've put in their tin, not store it forever. Acrylic painters know that if they leave their palette of paint unused too long, even when sealed, that the paint becomes little colorful plastic blob-sculptures :)
This was a brilliant idea and you did a great job creating this Instructable to share with the world!
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Friday, May 28, 2004CHARLESTON, S.C. (May 28, 2004) - East Tennessee State junior catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.) and senior shortstop Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) earned first-team All-Southern Conference honors from the league's media while Moore was named SoCon Player of the Year by the group Friday from the Southern Conference Baseball Tournament in Charleston, S.C., sponsored by the Virginia-Carolina Peanut Growers and the National Peanut Board. Ryan Johnson of College of Charleston and Jonathan Ellis of The Citadel were named co-Pitchers of the Year while John Pawlowski of College of Charleston was the Coach of the Year. UNC Greensboro infielder Danny Valencia earned SoCon Freshman of the Year honors. Moore currently leads the nation with a .455 batting average and 31 doubles (.60 per game). Caleb also is at or near the top of the SoCon rankings with 59 runs scored, a .752 slugging percentage and a .529 on-base percentage. With a hit yesterday against Georgia Southern, Moore extended his team-best hitting streak to 21 games. This season, Caleb set the ETSU and SoCon records for doubles and shattered the Buccaneer single-season batting average record, previously held by outfielder Steve Meredith who batted .419 in 1988. Caleb also served as the Buccaneer closer this season, posting a 2-0 record with six saves and a 3.60 ERA. In his final 11 appearances, Moore was dominant, yielding just a 1.35 ERA. Howdeshell had another stellar all-around season for the Bucs, ranking second on the team with a .355 batting average and leading ETSU with 11 home runs. He was also second on the Bucs with 57 runs scored and 48 RBIs while leading the team with 18 stolen bases. Andy hit in 27 of his final 31 games this season, batting .390 with eight home runs and 30 RBIs in that span. He was an ironman for ETSU head coach Tony Skole over the last two seasons, playing in and starting all of his 109 games in a Buccaneer uniform. The two players led the Bucs to a 28-30 record this season, 15-15 in SoCon play. The Bucs improved by 13 overall victories and six conference wins over the 2003 season. Moore and Howdeshell also earned first-team all-conference honors from the league's coaches on Wednesday while Moore was also named Player of the Year.