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F.D.A. Increases Efforts to Avert Drug-Induced Liver Damage
Published: August 14, 2001
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Adults who are chronic drinkers (having three or more drinks a day) risk liver injury if they take more than 2,000 milligrams a day. Chronic drinking raises background levels of cytochrome p450 in the liver, so that when a drinker also takes acetaminophen, more of the drug is metabolized into toxins than in nondrinkers.
The reason adults die from acetaminophen poisoning is that many perceive the drug as safe and take too much, or do not consider themselves chronic drinkers.
In children, problems occur when they are given the drug too often, or in adult doses, or for too many days, which may cause the drug to build up.
''If a child has a fever longer than 24 to 36 hours requiring 4-hour to 6-hour dosing of Tylenol, talk to your doctor to make sure the child doesn't have a more serious illness, and for help with dosing properly,'' said Dr. Rob Squires, an expert in pediatric hepatotoxicity at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
The American Liver Foundation believes the current warnings on acetaminophen labels do not adequately convey the risk to the liver.
With most other drugs, however, liver injury is unpredictable and therefore more difficult to prevent. A vast majority of people can take potentially harmful drugs without any problem, as was the case with the 1.5 million who took Rezulin. But a very small percentage -- 1 in 10,000, or even fewer -- will have a serious liver injury. Experts theorize that these people may be genetically predisposed to liver toxicity.
The liver can also be injured by taking two or more drugs that interact poorly. The drugs may compete for the same enzyme.
''If the enzyme isn't around for the second drug, it can rise to dangerously high levels, or it can be metabolized by enzymes not normally used, and that can lead to a toxic metabolite,'' Dr. Lee said.
Researchers are frustrated that they cannot accurately predict which drugs will harm the liver. Clinical trials are not large enough to find such a rare reaction.
''You can't do a trial that's going to pick up a 1 in 50,000 reaction,'' Dr. Lee said.
So researchers look for milder reactions in the trials, like elevated liver enzymes, but experts disagree about how accurate this marker is, and sometimes drugs that raise liver enzymes get approved anyway.
''We're wrestling with the fact that liver enzyme elevations may not be completely predictive of more severe events,'' Dr. Honig said. ''If you look at other drugs that have the ability to raise liver enzymes, some of them don't ever cause liver disease.'' Examples include an Alzheimer's drug, Tacrine, and even chronic use of aspirin.
The critics contend, however, that reviewers should heed these markers, however flawed. ''With Rezulin, we happen to think that the signals were there, but they were ignored,'' said Larry D. Sasich of the Public Citizen Health Research Group in Washington.
A clearer signal of potential toxicity is elevation of enzymes along with high levels of a substance called bilirubin, a sign of liver dysfunction. The combination is thought to carry a 10 percent risk of progressing to acute liver failure. Usually drugs that cause both elevations are not approved unless the benefits far outweigh the risks.
That was the case with isoniazid, a drug that treats tuberculosis, and causes liver failure at a far greater rate than Rezulin did. ''Isoniazid is such a superior drug to anything else we have, there's no rationale or compelling argument for withdrawing it,'' Dr. Kaplowitz said. Likewise, the F.D.A. was reluctant to remove Rezulin from the market because it helped over 1.5 million diabetics, and it was not withdrawn until two similar drugs, which did not cause liver problems, came onto the market.
''You're willing to accept a certain risk if you're weighing it against something that's fatal,'' said Dr. Eugene Schiff, the director of the Center for Liver Diseases at the University of Miami School of Medicine. For this reason, many drugs with the potential to cause liver trouble remain on the market with warnings and recommendations that patients be monitored with periodic liver function tests.
But even monitoring is controversial.
''There's a great debate whether monitoring of certain drugs saves lives,'' said Dr. Temple of the F.D.A. ''We know it's burdensome, people don't like to do it, and you can go from normal to horribly abnormal in between tests.''
The F.D.A., for instance, has recommended that people taking statin drugs to lower cholesterol get periodic liver function tests. The advice is based on a clinical trial that found significant enzyme elevations in about 3 percent of patients. But in daily use, these drugs have rarely been associated with liver problems.
''People have suggested that the warning is overdone in these drugs,'' Dr. Temple said.
Until researchers uncover better markers for drugs that can damage the liver or pinpoint who is vulnerable, many potentially useful drugs will not be approved, and a handful of others will be withdrawn.
In the meantime, some experts recommend that patients wait a year or two before taking a newly approved drug unless it has important advantages over older ones. This is enough time for cases of liver failure to emerge. The elderly and people with hepatitis or H.I.V. should be especially vigilant because they may be at greater risk.
Certain vitamins and herbs are known to cause liver injury in high doses, like vitamin A, germander, chaparral leaf, comfrey, jin bu huan, ma huang, valerian, mistletoe and pennyroyal. Cocaine and Ecstasy are also known to cause problems.
The symptoms include fatigue; fever; pain below the right rib cage; yellowing of the whites of the eyes, nail beds or skin; lethargy; and slurring of words.
''The people who really die from these drugs,'' Dr. Lee said, ''are the faithful compliant patients who continue to take a drug even after symptoms arise.''
Photo: Dr. William M. Lee of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center says drugs cause about 55 percent of the liver failure cases evaluated at transplant centers. (Mark Graham for The New York Times) Chart: ''Drugs and the Liver'' The following drugs, listed alphabetically, are a sample of the many that have, in rare instances, caused liver injury. DRUG (BRAND NAME) Drug's purpose ACETAMINOPHEN (TYLENOL, EXCEDRIN) Pain relief. DANTROLENE (DANTRIUM) Relaxes muscles in illnesses like multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, stroke or injury to the spine. DICLOFENAC (CATAFLAM, VOLTAREN) Anti-inflammatory. DISULFIRAM (ANTABUSE) Alcoholism. FELBAMATE (FELBATOL) Epilepsy. FLUTAMIDE (CASODEX, EULEXIN, NILANDRON) Prostate cancer. ISONIAZID (LANIAZID, NYDRAZID) Tuberculosis. ITRACONAZOLE (SPORANOX) Antifungal. KETOCONAZOLE (NIZORAL) Antifungal. LABETALOL (NORMODYNE) Beta blocker. NEFAZODONE (SERZONE) Antidepressant. NIACIN (NIASPAN) High cholesterol. PEMOLINE (CYLERT) Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. TERBINAFINE (LAMISIL) Antifungal. TOLCAPONE (TASMAR) Parkinson's disease. TROVAFLOXACIN (TROVAN) Antibiotic. VALPROIC ACID (DEPACON, DEPAKENE, DEPAKOTE) Epilepsy. ZAFIRLUKAST (ACCOLATE) Asthma. ZILEUTIN (ZYFLO) Asthma. (Dr. Neil Kaplowitz, University of Southern California; Food and Drug Administration)


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Sarah Storey signs for new British team Horizon Fitness
Paralympic and World Champion takes to the road, and eyes Team GB place for 2012
Paralympic and World Para-cycling champion Sarah Storey – who is also reigning British Individual Pursuit champion in the event open to all cyclists – has been named the first signing for the Horizon Fitness women's road cycling team.
The setting up of the new team, whose sponsor manufactures home exercise equipment, was announced earlier this week. Managed by Stefan Wyman, previously Directeur Sportif at Vision 1 Racing, one of its principal aims is to help develop young British cycling talent, and it is managed by Stefan Wyman, previously Directeur Sportif at Vision 1 Racing.
Storey will ride for Horizon Fitness in events in the UK and Continental Europe, and Wyman believes that her experience will benefit more junior members of the squad, saying: "Sarah is a very strong rider with a massive amount of respect in the sport. Her ambition for the future matches her achievements of the past, and that can't be ignored. She's someone that gives 100% and I think our younger riders will learn a huge amount from Sarah.
"We had Sarah over for a few days training to our team house in Belgium and she fitted in very well," Wyman continued. "She's easy to get along with and she can give the guys a run for their money on the bike. I think everyone involved with the team is looking forward to working with her in 2010."
He added, "To build a team from scratch isn't easy and to blend the personalities is never as easy as it would seem, but I think with Sarah we have someone that going fit in well, and if she races and trains with her usual gusto, she'll raise standards, that's for sure."
Storey, for her part, is enthusiastic about signing up with the new team, which will use Kona bikes, as well as the opportunity to race on the road. '"I'm excited to join Horizon Fitness Kona and making the step up to racing in a team in bigger races," she said.
"Road racing is an area I'm keen to improve on as an individual and know that in joining this team I'll be able to continue to develop both skills and physical strength to complement my paracycling races," she added.
"I'm excited to be working alongside some of GB's finest young talent and am hoping the 2010 season will see us all mould into a strong team and win races along the way. My personal goals lie with 2010 World Paracycling Champs in Columbia in August and I'd also love to make the team for England at Commonwealth Games."
Despite being born with a deformed left hand, Storey, whose husband Barney is a successful Para-cycling sprint tandem pilot, has amply demonstrated that she merits a place among the sport's elite able-bodied riders, and she recently told BBC Radio Manchester that she her longer-term aims include competing in both the Olympics and Paralympics at London 2012.
The time she rode while winning the Individual Pursuit in the Paralympic World Championships in Manchester last month would have placed her second in the able-bodied World Cup event at the same track in October, a month in which she successfully defended her British national title in the same event.
Although the Individual Pursuit has been dropped from the Olympic programme for 2012, Storey would be targeting a place in the Team Pursuit event, which has been retained.
The 2012 Paralympics, meanwhile, would represent Storey's sixth consecutive appearance at those games. Before switching to para-cycling ahead of Beijing last year, where she won two gold medals on the track, Storey accumulated a total of 16 medals in swimming events at Barcelona, Atlanta, Sydney and Athens – five of them gold, eight silver, and three bronze.
Talking about the creation of the new team, Wyman said: "Women's cycling is moving forward quickly each year both in terms of the teams and the events. However this coming season will see a lot of long established European pro teams ending and new teams looking to start their build up towards London 2012 and beyond.
"I want to help develop young British riders, but that isn't my only focus for the team long term. I have some ideas of how I feel success can be achieved in women's cycling, and our sponsors share those ideas. This team will have a major focus on integrating sponsors and supporters with the team to allow them to have the maximum return and enjoyment from the team."
"This time of year is always really important to ensure you get the right blend of riders and this year is particularly busy as so many riders are looking for new teams," he continued "It's also really important that we start to speak to race organisers about entries already. That's another area of Women's Cycling that is changing fast. Some older races have disappeared for 2010, like the Women's Tour de France" – won this year by Britain's Emma Pooley and in 2006 and 2007 by Nicole Cooke.
"However, new events are coming all the time as part of the globalisation of women's cycle sport. The 2010 UCI road calendar includes a World Cup in China and also a Tour of India," Wyman said.
'We also want to try to help invest in the sport in UK," he added. "We're looking at backing some events and getting our sponsors involved, as well as participating in them ourselves. Over the last few years, women's cycling in the UK has moved so far forward. You only have to look at the rider line up in great teams such as Cervelo to see that. That shows us there is a great pool of talent in the UK and if we can try to work with those riders, we'll be in a good position to excel in major races in the future."


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If I had a dollar for every time I've heard that in the last decade, I'd have enough cash to cover an entire month's rent. It's the plight of femme-presenting queers.
I recognize my privilege in being able to move through out the world without attracting negative attention in unsafe environments, but femmes like me often miss out on little things like the ubiquitous "dyke nod" that visibly queer women often exchange. The ability of butches to almost immediately be identified is something nearly foreign to me.
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- Dean Foods (NYSE:DF) reports total volume fell 3% Y/Y to 653M gallons.
- Gross margin rate increased 788 bps to 24.61%.
- SG&A expense rate grew 428 bps to 21.22%.
- The company launched 'DairyPure', the first and largest fresh, white milk national brand.
- Q3 Guidance: Diluted EPS: $0.17 to $0.27.
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- Dean Foods (NYSE:DF): Q1 EPS of $0.24 beats by $0.07.
- Revenue of $2.05B (-12.4% Y/Y) misses by $60M.
- Shares +4.36% PM.
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- Dean Foods (NYSE:DF) reports milk volume fell 2% Y/Y to 683M gallons.
- Gross margin rate decreased 98 bps to 18.47%.
- Operating margin rate declined 102 bps to 1.07%.
- FQ1 Guidance: Diluted EPS: $0.12 to $0.22.
- FY2015 Guidance: Capital expenditure: ~$150M.
- DF -4.82% premarket.
Wed, Feb. 4, 12:59 PM
- Dean Foods (DF -6.6%) slides after BMO Capital downgrades shares to Market Perform from Outperform with a price target reduction to $20.
- The investment firm just spun its wheels with the DF recommendation it made back in October of 2013.
- Today's capitulation by BMO leaves Morgan Stanley holding the bull flag on the stock.
Mon, Jan. 12, 10:07 AM
- Dean Foods (DF -3.5%) trades lower after Credit Suisse downgrades the stock to Neutral from Outperform.
- The investment also lopped $2 off its price target to take it to $18.
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- Dean Foods (NYSE:DF) reports milk volume fell 1% Y/Y in Q3 due to in part to the loss of a significant customer.
- The company thinks it may have picked up market share during the period with overall U.S. volume in decline.
- Guidance: The company expects Q4 EPS of $0.05-$0.15 and full-year EPS of $0.06-$0.16 with both marks ahead of the consensus estimate of analysts.
- DF +4.1% premarket
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- The sector is also getting a look with grain, corn, meat, and rice prices moderating on improved global supplies.
- On the move: Post Holdings (NYSE:POST) +2.0%, Dean Foods (NYSE:DF) +1.0%, Sanderson Farms (NASDAQ:SAFM) +1.7%, Diamond Foods (NASDAQ:DMND) +1.5%, Flower Foods (NYSE:FLO) +1.3%, Hain Celestial (NASDAQ:HAIN) +1.6%, General Mills (NYSE:GIS) +0.7%, ConAgra (NYSE:CAG) +1.1%, Kraft Foods (NASDAQ:KRFT) +1.0%, Tyson Foods (NYSE:TSN) +1.5%, Seaboard (NYSEMKT:SEB) +2.7%.
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- Credit Suisse upgrades Dean Foods (NYSE:DF) to an Outperform rating from Neutral on a valuation call.
- The investment firm thinks the negative outlook on the dairy commodity market is already priced into Dean Foods at current levels.
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- Though Dean Foods picked up 20 bps of market share to 35.9%, overall milk volume was down.
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While most Albertans are enjoying the last few weeks of summer, here are some of the more interesting and bizarre news stories from the federal election campaign trail in our province.
While most Albertans are enjoying the last few weeks of summer, here are some of the more interesting and bizarre news stories from the federal election campaign trail in our province.
daveberta.ca - Alberta Politics: NDP catching up in Alberta – Sunday morning federal nomination update
Initially slow to nominate federal candidates, the New Democratic Party is now catching up to the other three main parties with nominated candidates in Alberta. As of this morning, the NDP have chosen candidates in 22 of Alberta's 34 ridings,… Continue Reading →
daveberta.ca - Alberta Politics: Calgary Stampede an important marker of political change in Alberta
Billed as the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth, the Calgary Stampede is a must-stop destination for political leaders of all stripes and all levels of government. The event also provides a good historical marker of how quickly the political winds of change can… Continue Reading →
With all the polls showing the 43-year long governing Progressive Conservatives trailing the NDP and Wildrose across the province, there could be a race to watch in every constituency in Alberta when the provincial election polls close at 8:00 p.m. tonight. Here are 12 races that… Continue Reading →
daveberta.ca - Alberta Politics: Maverick MLA Laurie Blakeman accepts Liberal, Green and Alberta Party nominations
Fresh from her big victory in Alberta's Gay-Straight Alliances debate, Edmonton-Centre Liberal MLA Laurie Blakeman announced this morning that she has accepted the nominations to be a candidate for the Liberal Party, Alberta Party AND Green Party in the upcoming provincial election. With these three nominations, she hopes to… Continue Reading →
Some Progressive Conservative Party supporters are privately expressing frustration with the decision by Premier Jim Prentice and his cabinet ministers to openly campaign and endorse incumbent PC MLAs facing nomination challenges. One PC member who contacted this blogger described it as… Continue Reading →
The Progressive Conservatives held their first "Super Saturday" on Feb. 21, 2015, during which contested nominations were held in seven constituencies. The handful of contested PC nominations have been overshadowed by the nearly forty acclamations by incumbent PC MLAs across the province…. Continue Reading →
From Lethbridge to Rimbey and Peace River to Cochrane, here is your Saturday morning candidate nomination update: Airdrie: Mayor of Airdrie Peter Brown announced this week that he will seek the Progressive Conservative nomination. Mr. Brown was first elected Mayor in 2010. The… Continue Reading →
The announcements this week by former Finance Minister Doug Horner and former Health Minister Fred Horne that they are leaving politics did not come as a surprise to anyone watching politics in Alberta. Once powerful ministers in Premier Alison Redford's cabinets, the two men were… Continue Reading →
TweetIn my nearly ten years writing about politics in Alberta on this blog, 2014 was easily the most exciting. The sheer number of scandals, controversies, fumbles and resignations made for new content on a daily basis. If I had the time and resources, I could have easily written three or four posts a day for most of … Continue reading Top 10 moments in Alberta Politics in 2014
TweetAs 2014 reminded us, politics can be an extraordinarily unpredictable and forecasting the future can be a tricky business for political pundits. Aside from the obvious choice of Premier Jim Prentice, here is a list of a dozen Alberta MLAs worth watching in 2015. Rob Anderson (Airdrie): The outspoken rookie MLA left the PC Caucus in 2010 … Continue reading A Dozen Alberta MLAs worth watching in 2015 →
TweetThis week's defection of nine Wildrose MLAs to the Progressive Conservative Caucus has drastically impacted Alberta's electoral map. The governing PCs now hold 72 of 87 electoral constituencies with the remaining opposition consisting of 5 Wildrose MLAs, 5 Liberal MLAs, 4 New Democrats and 1 Independent MLA. The mass-floor crossing could increase the likelihood of an early … Continue reading Could the Wildrose collapse mean an early 2015 election? →
Tweet Are more Wildrose MLAs preparing to cross the floor to the Progressives Conservatives? Independent MLA Joe Anglin has told reporters that Danielle Smith's 15 MLA Wildrose Official Opposition Caucus will vote on Tuesday, December 16, 2014 on whether to join the governing PC Caucus. Mr. Anglin's comments, claims published on an anonymously blog and tweets from conservative activists fuelled the rumours […]
TweetIt is sometimes amazing how quickly one political issue can transform and dominate the debate. This week's raging debate about allowing Gay-Straight Alliances (GSA) in Alberta schools has twisted and turned so many times, it has become difficult to figure out who is in and out of the closet on this issue. Wikipedia defines a Gay-Straight […]
daveberta.ca - Alberta politics: Conservatives approach a full-slate of nominated candidates in Alberta
TweetWith the next federal election less than one year away, the Conservative Party of Canada is close to nominating a full slate of candidates in Alberta's 34 newly redrawn ridings. By my count, Calgary Rocky Ridge, Edmonton-Griesbach, Lakeland and Peace River-Westlock are the only ridings without nominated Conservative candidates in this province. The other parties lag behind, […]
Somewhere between the time that Premier Hancock stepped down and Premier Prentice ascended to the throne, the PC caucus turned into a bunch of sniveling crybabies. Not to worry, Mr Prentice will save the day with a maneuver befitting his mentor, Mr Harper.
Apparently the Liberal's Bill 202 wedged the PC caucus between a rock and a hard place.
Bill 202 obligates schools boards to let students form gay-straight alliances (GSAs) and eliminates the right of parents to pull their kids out of classes on religion, sexuality and sexual orientation.
The PC caucus was afraid that if they voted against (Read more…)
daveberta.ca - Alberta politics: The least interesting part of Legislative Session: The Throne Speech
TweetEvery year, political watchers gather at the Alberta Legislature for the pomp and circumstance of the Speech from the Throne, hoping to get a glimpse of a political agenda. And every year they are sorely disappointed at the Throne Speech's lack of detail. Yesterday's Throne Speech, delivered by elderly Lieutenant Governor Donald Ethell, was unremarkable, […]
TweetFall Legislative Session November 17, 2014 will mark the start of the first legislative session for new Premier Jim Prentice, Health Minister Stephen Mandel and Education Minister Gordon Dirks. The 43-year old governing Progressive Conservatives have promised to introduce new laws focusing on property rights and 'ending entitlements' for their MLAs. This will be Rachel Notley's first session as […]
Tweet Did Liberal leader Raj Sherman break Alberta's political donations limits when making donations to his own party? The Calgary Herald is reporting that Dr. Sherman may have exceeded the $15,000 limit for donations three times in the past four years and donated double the limit this year through corporations he controls. The questionable donations were […]
daveberta.ca - Alberta politics: Will by-election losses teach Alberta's progressive parties basic math?
TweetFast forward to 10:00 p.m. on October 27, 2014. The ballots have been counted in Alberta's four provincial by-elections and the two main conservative parties – the governing Progressive Conservatives and official opposition Wildrose Party – have taken the largest share of the votes. Once again the handful of "progressive" opposition political parties were left sitting on […]
Alberta Diary: NDP and Liberal candidates' with similar appeal in Edmonton-Whitemud don't make progressive voters' job any easier
The NDP and Alberta Liberals fight it out in Edmonton-Whitemud. I'll leave it to readers to determine who's just been demasted. Below: Liberal candidate Dr. Donna Wilson (CBC photo) and NDP candidate Dr. Bob Turner.
The reasons are perfectly clear and quite understandable, but it's depressing nonetheless to see Alberta's provincial Liberals and New Democrats fighting so bitterly for a few scraps from the table at which the Tories and the Wildrosers get to dine.
But how else can we explain the spectacle of our province's two progressive parties with only nine Legislative seats between them battling it out in (Read more…)
TweetWith provincial by-elections in Alberta's two biggest cities expected to be called soon, opposition parties are gearing up to challenge two unelected cabinet ministers running under the Progressive Conservative banner. Dates for the by-election votes have not been scheduled and a third by-election for Premier Jim Prentice is also expected to take place. Mr. Prentice is expected to run […]
Alberta Diary: Calgary's new 'Band-Aid' schools: just the thing for a government suffering the death of a thousand cuts
Temporary structures like the army huts in the background, built in 1939 and '40, were still in use when this shot was taken at the just-formed University of Victoria circa 1963, and a few of them are still in use today. Below: Alberta Premier Jim Prentice, Wildrose education critic Jeff Wilson and Liberal education critic Kent Hehr.
So we can probably all see how this one is going to roll out: Premier Jim Prentice announced four new "starter" public schools in under-served Calgary suburbs today. That's just Calgary.
Today or tomorrow, if he likes, he can announce four more in (Read more…)
daveberta.ca - Alberta politics: Nomination update: Yellowhead by-election, Bow River Tories vote, and Anybody but Xiao
TweetPremier Jim Prentice announced this week that five-term Conservative Member of Parliament Rob Merrifield would be appointed as Alberta's representative in Washington D.C. Mr. Merrifield's resignation from the House of Commons means that a federal by-election will need to be called in the Yellowhead riding by March 17, 2015. This would be the fourth federal […]
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Florida Genetics Symposium 2015
Wednesday, November 18th to Thursday, November 19th
Cancer & Genetics Research Complex
2033 Mowry Road
Keynote speaker: Ian T. Baldwin
Each year, the UF Genetics Institute hosts the Florida Genetics symposium. This event attracts genetics and genomics researchers, students and industry from across Florida. Speakers from across the country will present and discuss genetics and genomics topics, organized into three focused sessions. Over 150 students will present their research and findings during two poster presentation sessions. Poster session winners will be awarded certificates and monetary awards.
The Tolerance Trap: How God, Genes, and Good Intentions are Sabotaging Gay Equality
Tuesday, October 20, 2015 @ 3:30pm
200 Ustler Hall
The Center for Womens Studies and Gender Research at the University of Florida is pleased to present The Tolerance Trap: How God, Genes, and Good Intentions are Sabotaging Gay Equality, a lecture by Northeastern University Professor Suzanna Walters. The lecture is planned for Tuesday, October 20th at 3:30pm in 200 Ustler Hall.
Dr. Walters book, The Tolerance Trap: How God, Genes, and Good Intentions are Sabotaging Gay Equality (NYU Press), calls to question the emerging dominant narrative that asserts a new era of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual (LGB) equality and tolerance is at hand. As press coverage of her book explains, from Glee to gay marriage, from lesbian senators to out gay Marines, we have undoubtedly experienced a seismic shift in attitudes about gays in American politics and culture. Our reigning national story is that a new era of rainbow acceptance is at hand. But dig a bit deeper, argues author Suzanna Walters, and this seemingly brave new world is disappointing. For all of the undeniable changes, the plea for tolerance has sabotaged the full integration of gays into American life.
This lecture is sponsored by the Center for Womens Studies and Gender Research. Co-Sponsored by the Department of Sociology and Criminology & Law, Center for Humanities and the Public Sphere (Yavitz Fund), the Department of Political Science, and the Department of English. Reception will follow lecture.
For more information, visit www.wst.ufl.edu or phone 352-273-0382 or email Donna Tuckey at firstname.lastname@example.com
The legendary struggle between Basil II and Samuel: Blinding the medieval past in the Balkans
Thursday, October 1st, 2015 (5-7pm)
Smathers Library Room 100
Imaging Climate Change: Science & Fiction in Dialogue
Friday, October 9th @ 3:00 pm to Saturday, October 10th @ 9:00pm
Smathers Library 100 (Library E)
Imagining Climate Change will engage fiction authors, scholars, scientists, and the general public, in the vital work of imagining our collective climate futures.
The Fall 2015 and Spring 2016 colloquia will bring award-winning and influential French and American science fiction authors and climate scientists to the UF campus to dialogue with UF faculty and researchers in the humanities, climate studies, and water management, and to explore new ways of representing and responding to environmental change. Our conversations will aim at a better understanding of potential collaborations between science, fiction, and art on one of the most pressing global crises of our time.
The Fall 2015 colloquium will take place on Oct. 910, and will include individual public talks by the invited speakers and UF faculty respondents (Oct. 9), and will conclude (Oct. 10) with a moderated public roundtable discussion featuring the invited speakers.
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The event encompasses three sessions, which take place on Friday, October 9, 3:00-5:00pm and 7:30-9:30pm, and on Saturday, October 10, 7:30-9:00pm. See website for additional details.
Imagining Climate Change Website
Samuel's State in Byzantine ideology: Basil II and the construction of identity
Tuesday, September 29rd, 2015 (5-7pm)
Friends of Music Room, University Auditorium
A Symposium: Glob(e)al Shakespear Translation 2015
Thursday, September 3rd, 2015 7th and 8th periods (1:55-3:55)
The department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures is proud to host Dr. Ema Vyroubalová of the School of English at Trinity College Dublin as plenary speaker in a symposium on Glob(e)al Shakespeare and Translation. Also speaking at this event will be Prof. Richard Burt from the Department of English and Dr. Kole Odutola and Prof. Hal Rennert from the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures at the University of Florida.
The symposium will include a plenary lecture, two presentations and a roundtable discussion on Shakespearean drama in translation and adaptation, pedagogy, politics, commerce, media and popular culture.
- The symposium will include the following lectures:
- Dr. Ema Vyroubalová - "Pedagogy of Global Shakespeare"
- Dr. Kole Odutola "Prof. F?mi ???fisan's 'W?soo, Hamlet Or The Resurrection of Hamlet' (Nigeria)"
- Prof. Richard Burt - "filming OTHELLO: Orson Welles's Cinemal d'archive"
- Prof. Hal Rennert (leading) A roundtable on Glob(e)al Shakespeare and Translation
For further information contact Dr. Dror Adend-David
Authors @ UF: Ieva Jusionyte
Thuesday, September 22nd, 2015 (4:00-5:30pm)
Smathers Library, Room 100
Ieva Jusionyte is assistant professor, Department of Anthropology and Center for Latin American Studies. She will discuss her new book "Savage Frontier: Making News and Security on the Argentine Border." Dr. Jusionyte is a cultural anthropologist with a background in news journalism. She specializes in political and legal issues, applying an ethnographic approach to the study of security, governance, and borders.
This series of talks is sponsored by the George A. Smathers Libraries
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In our age of aggressive evil and apathetic faith, the Gospel of Mark resounds with the dynamic power of the Lord Jesus Christ. Perhaps the most dramatic and action-packed of the synoptic Gospels, Mark's writing continues to inspire increased commitment in the Church at large.
Mark's portrayal of Christ as the Servant-Savior takes on fresh relevance in these masterful expositions by respected pastor/author R. Kent Hughes. With careful exegesis, the author draws from the text many practical lessons for everyday living and effective ministry. His numerous illustrations reflect wide interests, extensive reading, and years of experience pastoring and counseling those who seek to know Christ and walk in his ways.
This first volume covers Mark 1:1-9:1, the main part of Jesus' teaching and healing ministry. As the Messiah confronts evil spirits, heals the helpless, and challenges the orthodox, a final conflict with the religious establishment becomes inevitableand we, like the ancient world, must decide if we will acknowledge him as our Lord and Savior.
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Sony Music NashvilleMiranda Lambert performed with her songwriter friends and her favorite up-and-coming female acts Tuesday night at Nashville's 3rd and Lindsley. The sold-out show was set up as a songwriter round, which meant Miranda sat on the stage with her special guests throughout the night.
Miranda admitted she was nervous as the show got started with her performance of "Bathroom Sink," a song about facing self-rejection from her latest album, Platinum. She also mentioned that she had been writing a lot this past week with her fellow songwriters onstage, including Jessi Alexander, Natalie Hemby, Luke Laird and Jon Randall. That means you can expect to hear Miranda's emotions following her divorce from Blake Shelton show up on her next album.
Speaking of Blake, his music was played over the speakers for a solid hour before the show started. When it came time for Miranda's second song of the night, she admitted she was getting by on a lot of caffeine and sad songs these days. In keeping with that sad song theme, Miranda launched into the cheating song, "Dear Diamond," which she recorded a few years back with Patty Loveless. Miranda wore a sparkly Patty Loveless tour T-shirt throughout the night.
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Little Big Town's Karen Fairchild made a special appearance to sing with Miranda on her latest single, "Smokin' and Drinkin'." Karen also sang "Pontoon" for the audience and returned to the stage at the end of the night to trade vocals with Miranda on "Girl Crush."
The other writers onstage mostly sang hits they had written for other acts with Miranda singing backup. Jessi Alexander sang two hits she'd written for Blake -- "Drink on It" and "Mine Would Be You." Natalie Hemby sang lead vocals on the songs she's written with or for Miranda, including "Baggage Claim," "White Liar" and "Virginia Bluebell," which is a song of hope Miranda says she's been listening to a lot in the past week.
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The year is 2052 and the world is a dangerous and chaotic place. Terrorists operate openly - killing thousands; drugs, disease and pollution kill even more. The world's economies are close to collapse and the gap between the insanely wealthy and the desperately poor grows ever wider. Worst of all, an ages old conspiracy bent on world domination has decided that the time is right to emerge from the shadows and take control.
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Real role-playing from an immersive 3D, first-person perspective. The game includes action, character interaction and problem solving.
Realistic, recognizable locations. Many of the locations are built from actual blueprints of real places set in a near future scenario.
A game filled with people rather than monsters. This creates empathy with the game characters and enhances the realism of the game world.
Rich character development systems: Skills, augmentations, weapon and item selections and multiple solutions to problems ensure that no two players will end the game with similar characters.
Multiple solutions to problems and character development choices ensure a varied game experience. Talk, fight or use skills to get past obstacles as the game adapts itself to your style of play.
Strong storyline: Built on "real" conspiracy theories, current events and expected advancements in technology. If it's in the game, someone, somewhere believes
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I miss this kind of games.Furrek | Sept. 10, 2015 | See all Furrek's reviews »
You know, maybe you even remember. Lately we don't have much games with mixed genres, which would allow you to play YOUR WAY, from begin to the end. Sure, we had Human Revolution but in my opinion, original Deus Ex is the best. Even tho this game is already 15 years, don't have fancy graphics anymore but the story, music, different levels: with either calm walking around or filled with tons of enemies, amazing climate and more fun than most of today's games. You will be surprised how solid this game is. Classic games never dies and Deus Ex surely is this kind of game. Doesn't matter if you are not fan of old games - this is a must play and if you ever want to call yourself a gamer - you better play it before. Even players who picked up this game after so many years are really surprised and pleased how good it is.
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Deus Ex could possibly be one of the best game made. a marvelous Cyberpunk RPG shooter full of conspiracy, stealth and plots. Strong plot, good dialogue, amazing level-design with dozens of ways to get around to your objectives to the point where even after 20+ playthroughs I still find new things and new ways around the map. The game has aged but there are several mods out there aimed at helping update the game visuals slightly. Gameplay is different compared to modern games which might prove a challenge at first, but its worth it. This game is trully loved by many people, as evident by the fact people are still releasing mods to this 15, almost 16, year old game. A true must-have for any self-respecting gamer and Cyberpunk fan.
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Except the graphical engine, every part of this game is ahead of it's time, ahead of OUR time, even 15 years after release. It might be the only game I've played where multiple playstyles are viable AND challenging throughout the entirety of the playthrough. It is rife with mythology and social commentary without being preachy and it offers plenty of questions and dilemmas with no right answers, only right to you. Characters will react to and judge you based not only on what you've accomplished, but how. The story is truly exceptional and proceeds in a linear manner, but that does not mean that you will get out of it what I did, nor will you experience it the same way twice in all likelihood. I can say, without qualifiers, that if you can look past the facade of an ancient engine, you owe it to yourself to experience this game at least once. Required playing.
A True Gaming ClassicNShep53 | April 20, 2015 | See all NShep53's reviews »
Just played it for the first time this year (2015) and I loved it. After playing it, I plan to play the rest of the series. Yes the graphics haven't aged well. But besides that, this game gives you so much freedom even compared to games of today. Plus the story is one of the most interesting in gaming history. You play as JC Denton, an agent for UNATCO, a high level enforcement branch of the U.S. Government. You start off on Liberty Island and away you go. This game is one whole big conspiracy. If you like cyberpunk games, The X-Files, or the movie Blade Runner, this game is right up your alley. In my opinion, get a graphics mod (like New Vision) and play Deus Ex if you haven't yet. You won't regret it.
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I'm not saying the game doesn't have its flaws: the graphics are really bad without a visual mod, you can get one-shoted by most stuff form beginning to end and half of your playtime will be retrying again and again. However, these downsides do not make the game lose anything. Compared to the games of today, Deus Ex is extremely different, in the sense that it doesn't take you easy. From the first level you are thrown right into the fray. That is not to say that the game has no tutorial, in fact it has a really good one, it just means that they don't give you too many directions. You are supposed to figure out the levels yourself and they give you a wide array of tools to do so. You can hack computers, pick locks or bypass terminals. Personally, the first and only time I played it, for every level I basically had to first kill all the bad guys and THEN figure out what to do. I guess the game becomes more fun when you know the levels and you actually KNOW what option you have. I think the story/atmosphere is the greatest part about the game. That is the reason I kept playing and playing. It deals with a lot of subjects like the Illuminati, and other secret organizations and it poses a lot of questions about liberty of thought, the value of human life and the advancement of artificial intelligence. The sound is great. Mostly atmospheric stuff, but the main theme is the best I ever heard. It really captures the feel of all the game has to offer. This is a must-buy not because it is the most fun game ever, but because it is one of those games that stand the test of time.


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Get your roofer back out there. Course of shingles above the window need to be pulled, self sealing flashing, drip caps, and counter and step flashing are going to be required here.
This is a flashing issue as the window connects to the mansard roof surface.
Condensation and a leak are two different and very noticeably different (i.e. volume) things.
Flashing and roofing on Mansards can be tricky but is sounds very much like a roofing issue.
For a broken window (or leaking seal in multi-pane unit), for a standard roughly 2x3 foot window, can run from low of about $75-125 for single pane to more like $200-300 range for triple pane, depending on construction and any special ultraviolet or heat reflective coatings. If a removeable window unit, of course cheaper to remove it and take to replacement glass place then have them come out, measure glass size, order glass unit, then come back to install.
If taking in yourself, commonly they can do single-pane in an hour or two, but count on a week or so typically for sealed double or triple pane unit to come in, so you will have to seal the opening in the interim. That is an advantage of having them come out - they measure and determine type of unit on first visit and can seal with tape and plastic sheeting (if you have not already done that), then come back with new unit and install a week or two down the road - but you are not stuck with an opening in the wall for a long time.
Much easier to scratch and typically not as good a finished quality as compared to glass.
Benefits are the resistance to breakage as mentioned by LCD. Any glazing shop should be able to re-create that panel.
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There is a Spice and Tea Exchange in Asheville, NC? Really? I have read reviews for their teas, but pictured them only being in some exotic, distant locale, like California. LOL! But Asheville is in my state, though a good five hour drive away or more.
This is a far simpler tea than the Chocolate Chili Chai I just tried, but I really think I like it better. I am getting a nice Keemun flavor, which is already chocolatey, with the addition of some chocolate on top of that.
I try to drink all my tea plain, and I like this one sans additions. For those who add milk and sugar, I feel sure this tea would go over the top to decadent dessert tea status.
Very nice.
Haha a couple weeks ago I was shocked to learn Tampa is only 45 miles further away from Atlanta than Raleigh. There are cities in NC that would take longer to get to than West Virginia from here. If NC perplexes me this much I can't even imagining thinking much about even Texas.
Another tea from the Traveling Tea Box! I am trying this on behalf of my future son-in-law. He loves chocolate tea and he loves hot peppers, so I wanted to see if this is a "must have" for him. I am a wimp when it comes to hot peppers, but I read a lot of reviews that said this is only mildly spicy.
It smells good. The first tentative sips surprised me. This really is very mild. Everything is mild. The level of chocolate flavor, the tea base, the chai spices, and the chilis. The aroma is rather intriguing and is the best part of this tea. I guess I am picking up the chai spices over the top of the mild chocolate.
Since I drink my tea sans additions, I can't say this one wins my heart. It is a decent tea but not one I would seek out, but I suspect since Gav adds milk and sugar to some of his teas he might really enjoy it that way. It would give it that "little extra something" that would make it a great cup of comfort on a cold winter day.
No, he lives in Ireland and bemoans the dearth of good loose leaf tea! He is moving here soon to marry my daughter. I plan to keep their kitchen stocked with "the good stuff" now that there is a family member who loves tea almost as much as I do. Is that a good one?
Mango Diablo by David's Tea is pretty good. Not sure if it's still available, but I have some if you want to try it. It's got a lot of kick – I love spicy so I love it! :)
This is from the Traveling Tea Box. Wheeee!
I was excited about this one because I really like puerh tea! I have had very little DavidsTea and that has been samples and mostly long ago.
I followed their directions for steeping. The aroma is nice puerh and chocolate with a hint of orange. One thing I wasn't wild about is that there is an oil slick on top of my cup. It isn't a deal breaker but I really don't remember seeing this with other teas I drink. The sip is a bit disappointing at first. There is so much chocolate scent and the puerh base comes through so well, but the actual taste is tea with orange. There is only a hint of the chocolate. The puerh is more muted than I thought it would be. Perhaps I should stir it up or add seem of my own chocolate so that the taste matches the aroma.
One plus is that the second steep is much like the first without a noticeable diminishing of flavor, though I feel like the taste has morphed a bit.
This isn't bad, I will enjoy it and I will share it with friends, but it doesn't make me want to put in an order with DavidsTea. Once you have tried Lupicia's Chocolate Strawberry Puerh, it is hard to love another flavored puerh.
Woohoo! The traveling tea box arrived from Australia today! I am almost out of my Harney and Sons Vanilla Black so I gave this one a try as one of our tea time selections today.
The leaf particles are small, broken pieces, not large fairly whole leaves like H&S. The dry leaves smell great. According to the packaging, both the tea and the vanilla beans come from New Guinea. Cool!
Because the particles were small, I told my daughter to stick with a three minute steep lest it became bitter. It worked well, as there was no bitterness but plenty of vanilla flavor. The black tea base was decent, I think almost but not quite as good as H&S. This has real vanilla beans ground up in the tea, and it certainly smells exactly like my kitchen smells when I make a batch of extract. Lovely!
What fun to try things I have never heard of, and would never see around here. Thank goodness we have the Internet now so we can order!
I needed a black tea for tea party today to go with homemade chocolate chip ice cream and this cake: http://thenonpareilbaker.blogspot.com/2011/09/chocolate-cake-with-cream-cheese.html?m=1
Paired with such sweet food, the tea seemed to become even more roasty, more chocolatey. Oddly, I felt like I tasted vanilla with the chocolatey flavor today, no doubt some function of the pairing. Great stuff. So glad I skipped lunch…
We had this as the final tea of tea party today. My guest commented that the aroma cleared her sinuses. Haha! I was surprised that I had only remembered peach and apricot with this one. When I gave it a good sniff today, she was right. It really was powerful, and at first I couldn't place what I was smelling, and then I realized it was ginger.
The tea is actually a marvelous strength, not overpowering at all. Apricot and peach are in the forefront, but the ginger is a nice highlight and lingers a bit. It doesn't burn as ginger can, but it isn't shy. This is much nicer than I remembered. It was a really stressful time when I tried it last, right before working the election, so I guess I wasn't paying as much attention!
Eight days ago it was 70F and we were sitting outside on a blanket reading. This morning it is 25F. I opened the door at 6 am as the pup I am dog sitting today was being dropped off. Then I had to go to the storage room fridge to get more milk…barefoot. Then I had to go back out to hunt in the freezer for English Muffins. We're out. Sigh. I should have put on shoes.
Anyway, I was feeling pretty frozen so instead of my usual toast and chocolate milk breakfast, I made grits, bacon, and an egg to go with the chocolate milk and tea!
The lemony high notes of this tea make me think there is a bit of Ceylon in here, but I really taste more Assam. This is quite drinkable without milk or sugar, though, and for me most Assams are not.
I talked my youngest daughter into trying this one today. She likes a few black teas – mostly Lapsangs and Assams, but I thought she would enjoy this one since it reminds me of one of her favorite Irish breakfast teas. And she did! We are now warming up nicely, I had the sense to put socks on, and we are wrapped in blankets ready to begin school. (The furnace is set to seventy but we are total wimps when it comes to cold weather.)
Hubby and I sat down for four infusions, gong fu, of a different oolong. It wasn't bitter or bad, it was just…liquid. No particular flavor notes came out at me. It was boring tea. Hubby said it didn't do anything for him, either. Not bad, just not wow.
I was feeling a bit blue and I wanted something really good to make me go, "Ahhhhh. Mmmmm."
This is the last of the sample I ordered over a year ago…maybe two years ago…from Harney and Sons. And this is what I was looking for. Hubby had already gone to bed but I took a tiny cup to him and asked him to try it. "That's better," said he.
I have to agree. This is sweetly floral and a touch fruity. Harney says it has citrus notes, but don't get the idea that this is sour or tingly or lemon lime. This is a sweet and mellow fruit taste under the touch of flowers. I think I would compare it to osmanthus or gardenia, very light.
I will be taking advantage of the new Harney shipping special and ordering this, Royal Wedding, and Old Fir Da Hong Pao. Orders over $25 ship free, no coupon code needed. It ends 2/14/13.
Thank you to GMathis for this sample from Nature's Tea Leaf!
I reviewed this last night after drinking it at the house of a friend who likes puerh a lot, but has only had the ones I have given her. I left the leaves so she could resteep this morning and asked her how she felt about it. I thought I would share her "review" here even though she doesn't have her own Steepster account…yet!
Melissa says, "I used to drink coffee every morning and really didn't drink hot tea at all. Puerh is something I can drink in the mornings and not miss my coffee. I can't say that about other tea, even black teas. This cherry puerh has a nice cherry flavor that doesn't cover up the puerh base, and the hint of cherry aftertaste is really nice."
Well put, friend! :)