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March 11, 2014
ACE today named Charlene M. Dukes, president of Prince George's Community College (MD), the 2014 recipient of the Reginald Wilson Diversity Leadership Award.
The award is named in honor of Reginald Wilson, senior scholar emeritus at ACE and former director of the Council's Office of Minority Concerns, and was presented at ACE's 96th Annual Meeting. It is given every year to an individual who has made outstanding contributions and demonstrated sustained commitment to diversity in higher education. (Pictured left to right: ACE President Molly Corbett Broad, Charlene Dukes, Reginald Wilson.)
"It is a privilege to present the 2014 Reginald Wilson Diversity Leadership Award to Charlene Dukes, whose bold leadership at Prince George's Community College and elsewhere demonstrates an unwavering dedication to the cause of expanding higher education diversity and access," said ACE President Molly Corbett Broad. "She is a pioneer who is intent on helping forge new opportunities for countless other higher education leaders and students."
Dukes is the eighth and first female president of Prince George's Community College (PGCC). With more than 44,000 students, 95 percent of whom are students of color, the college has been identified as a predominantly black institution and a White House Champion of Change.
PGCC and its six campuses near Washington, DC, offer 200 credit and workforce development and continuing education programs. PGCC is also the location of the first middle college high school in Maryland, the Academy for Health Sciences, which is a partnership with the Prince George's County Public Schools. The first graduating class will receive high school diplomas and associate degrees simultaneously in May 2015.
Dukes holds membership in a variety of professional organizations, including the boards of directors of the American Association of Community Colleges, the American Association of Colleges and Universities, the Community College Advisory Panel of the College Board, the Institute for Higher Education Policy, the President's Round Table, and the National Council on Black American Affairs. She is a member of the board of directors of the Prince George's County Chamber of Commerce, the Business Round Table, Doctors' Community Hospital, the Harlem Renaissance Foundation, College Summit and Hillside-Works Scholarship Connection.
From 2002 through 2006, she served on the Appointed Board of Education of Prince George's County and chaired the Student Support, Student Appeals and Personnel Committees. In May 2007, she was appointed by Governor Martin O'Malley to serve on the Maryland State Board of Education. From July 2009 to July 2012, she served as vice-president of the Board and assumed the role of president in July 2012.
Dukes is a lifetime member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and the "Go On Girl" National Book Club. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary Education with an English concentration from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a master's and doctorate in Administrative and Policy Studies from the University of Pittsburgh.
Previous Reginald Wilson Diversity Leadership Award winners include (titles reflect status at time of the award): Johnnetta B. Cole, director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art and former president of Spelman College (GA) and Bennett College (NC); James M. Rosser, president of California State University, Los Angeles; Nancy Cantor, chancellor and president of Syracuse University (NY); Bob H. Suzuki, former president of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona; Freeman A. Hrabowski, III, president of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Eduardo J. Padrón, president of Miami Dade College (FL); William E. Cox, president and CEO of Diverse: Issues in Higher Education; Frank L. Matthews, editor-in chief of Diverse: Issues in Higher Education; James C. Moeser, chancellor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Diana S. Natalicio, president of the University of Texas at El Paso; Tomás Arciniega, president emeritus, California State University-Bakersfield; Jacquelyn Belcher, former president, Georgia Perimeter College; Jewel Plummer Cobb, president and professor of biological science emerita, California State University, Fullerton; Alfredo G. de los Santos, Jr., former vice chancellor for educational and student development, Maricopa Community Colleges (AZ), and research professor, Arizona State University; James J. Duderstadt, president emeritus, University of Michigan; Juliet V. García, president, University of Texas at Brownsville; Kenneth Gros Louis, chancellor, Indiana University-Bloomington; Tom Joyner, nationally syndicated radio personality and philanthropist; Frank H.T. Rhodes, president emeritus, Cornell University (NY); and John Brooks Slaughter, president and CEO, The National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering, Inc. Media Contact: Jon Riskind ▪ 202-939-9453 ▪ firstname.lastname@example.com
July 28, 2016
NPR interviews author and higher education finance expert Sandy Baum, who makes the case that the student loan crisis is overblown and says the focus should be on the small percentage of borrowers who are really struggling. Inside Higher Ed reports...
Diversity in Leadership
July 27, 2016
The survey is the oldest, most comprehensive and in-depth source of information about the college presidency and the leadership pipeline in higher education. Make sure your institution's president is included.
Innovative Practices
A survey of leaders at 251 colleges and universities active or interested in competency-based education reveals that even while interest in CBE is rising, implementation of CBE courses and programs remain gradual.
Institutional Effectiveness
July 25, 2016
A recent three-part blog series on ACE's Higher Education Today blog looks at financial data issues in higher education and offers insights for leaders looking to improve the way they use data in everyday decision-making.
Higher Education Act
The proposed regulations on state authorization requirements for postsecondary distance education outline how colleges and universities that offer online education programs to students in other states should be regulated.
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Skip to comments.My week living on the minimum wage
Posted on 02/14/2004 8:41:46 AM PST by tdadams
|The News' Heidi Evans and daughter Alex
|Shopping for food is an art form when you are dealing with minimum wages.
I've spent most of my 20 years in journalism writing about the struggles of the less fortunate. The notion that many hardworking people don't have an easy life in my city is hardly a huge revelation.
But living on $206 a week - minimum wage for 40 hours of work - was a sobering and enlightening experience. I recommend it to Gov. Pataki, Joe Bruno, Sheldon Silver and every politician in the state as they consider their vote to increase the state's paltry minimum wage in the weeks ahead.
First, she cried.
"I don't want to be a hobo," my 9-year-old daughter told me.
That was her reaction when she learned that the Daily News wanted us to experience and write about life on minimum wage - $5.15 an hour, or $206 before taxes for a 40-hour workweek in New York City.
Without knowing much, she intuitively was on to something that 700,000 working-poor New Yorkers know: It is impossible to live on $206 a week, or $892 a month if you like living indoors, or want to put in a full day's work but can't afford to pay a baby-sitter from 3 to 6 p.m. during the school week. Or if you have grown weary of begging and borrowing from every friend, relative and credit card each week just to survive.
The basic facts are enough to make a grown person cry.
The average weekly wage in New York State is $887, or $46,124 a year, which is more than four times the minimum weekly wage of $206 or $10,712 a year, according to the Fiscal Policy Institute.
People who labor for minimum wage including fast-food restaurant workers, busboys, security guards, retail clerks - are living below the poverty line, which the government puts at $233 a week, or $12,116 for an adult with one child. You don't have to be Einstein to see instantly that trying to make ends meet on minimum wage is not about being a better budgeter. You can't squeeze something more from a dollar if you don't have the dollar in the first place.
"It may not seem like a lot to people making a decent wage, but to go from $206 to $280 a week makes all the difference in the world," said Dan Cantor, executive director of the Working Families Party, which is spearheading the campaign to raise the minimum wage in Albany. "It means better nutrition, more time with your kids and simple decency. It's also good economics. People who earn slightly higher wages are spending every penny.
"Living on $5.15 an hour in New York is a brutal struggle," added Cantor.
When you do the math, you see that is no exaggeration.
For example, in order for me to work full-time, from 9 to 5, I need a baby-sitter to pick up my child from school at 3 p.m. and watch her for three hours until I get home at 6 p.m. At $10 an hour in Manhattan, that is $30 a day, $150 a week.
That leaves us with $56 in cash plus $46 in food stamps for the week.
It gets worse.
Deduct another $17.50 toward a $70 monthly Metro pass, which leaves us with $38.50 for everything else. Laundry, phone and Con Ed bill, clothes, school supplies, haircuts and who knows what else I haven't even thought of.
What if Alex loses her winter gloves and hat on the bus?
What if she gets strep throat or I get the flu and I have to buy antibiotics? Or the vacuum cleaner breaks?
And what about the extras that every child deserves?
Instead, there would be the humiliation of showing up at friends' birthday parties without a gift, or having to pass on the class trip because the $8 the teacher asked of each family would pay for eight cans of soup. No allowance this week either. I couldn't afford giving her the $5 she saves in her little cash register.
"I would be so sad about missing class trips, Mom," said Alex, a fourth-grader. "And if I had no present to bring to Sarah's party, I would worry she would get mad at me."
I had brought her on some assignments before to expose her to the lives of kids and people less fortunate than ourselves.
She never forgot the time she brought her toys and snacks to homeless children waiting for a shelter bed late one rainy night in the Bronx and watched wide-eyed as a school bus took them away at 11 p.m. hugging their pillows. She could now picture herself in their shoes.
With the state Legislature now about to take up the issue of raising New York's minimum wage from $5.15 an hour to $7.10, The News decided to see what it takes for a mother and child to live on $206 for the week, with a few caveats.
I didn't get a job at McDonald's, and we didn't move out of our two-bedroom upper West Side apartment for a $686 two-bedroom apartment, which the federal government says is median rate in "Upper Manhattan."
And while in principle I'd be eligible to get an apartment in public housing, the waiting list is years long. Same for city daycare and after-school programs.
On the plus side, as a mother with one school-age child, I learned I would qualify for certain benefits.
We would be entitled to $184 monthly in food stamps, free school lunch for Alex and, mercifully, health coverage under the Family and Child Health Plus program, which would have cost me $550 a month I didn't have.
Here, I detail the daily struggle of a week living on the minimum wage.
I went to the giant Fairway supermarket in Harlem to buy a week's worth of groceries. The Ben and Jerry's cookie dough ice cream for $3.49 looked tempting but Alex had put it on her "No Way!" list for this week.
I bought lots of pasta - three boxes for $1.89 - rice, chicken, lots of salad, cheap vegetables and canned soups, something I would never eat usually. The bill came to $72.
I did comparison food shopping in my neighborhood stores, something I never had time or thought to do. I got plenty mad to see all the money I had been throwing away.
I had always thought that $2.99 for a quarter-pound of turkey for Alex's lunch seemed reasonable, until I did the math and realized I was paying nearly $12 a pound.
A bodega on Amsterdam was selling the same brand of turkey for $6.49, as was Fairway. That and a 99-cent loaf of not-so-healthy white bread and I could make Alex's lunch at home.
I felt triumphant that we had avoided lard-laden school lunches for two days. But I lost that battle by Wednesday. The rest of the week she ate peanut butter and jelly and chocolate milk, courtesy of her public school's lunch ladies.
I was beginning to learn what every person living on minimum wage knows. You need creative strategies to cope; you have no choice but to depend on the kindness of strangers and friends. One quickly has to put pride and shame aside.
We mooched the small containers of milk from Alex's grandparents' Meals-on-Wheels delivery for her morning cereal.
Seeing that our money would never last for seven days, I started calling around to see if Alex could stay over at a friend's for the weekend, since that would cover three meals and maybe they would treat her to the movies or bowling. Bingo! Lisa and Emily Queen invited her. Alex would feel no pain for those two days, much to my relief. I drove back to my childhood neighborhood to shop for additional groceries, since the prices are much cheaper in Queens than Manhattan.
Though we did not live on minimum wage growing up, we didn't have much. Just decent food, an $83-a-month public housing apartment and Spaldings. My parents, sister, brother and me shared 4½ rooms not much bigger than Ralph and Alice Kramden's. The three kids slept in one small bedroom, my parents in the other.
Valentino's pizza place was still there on Kissena Blvd. They had a $4.95 special for lunch - chicken parm plus a 16-ounce soda half of which I ate. I saved half for dinner.
We were settling into the routine of a quiet week. I went to work and came straight home. Alex went to school, did homework, played in her room. Her piano and singing lesson was canceled ($45 plus $10 taxi fare home when it was freezing outside). Same for ice skating class at Chelsea Piers ($25). There were no theater outings, no restaurants (unless you count the trip to Ray's pizza for $2 a slice), tap water to drink.
My husband - whose food and wallet we kept separate from ours that week - had outpatient surgery at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital in the morning for two herniated discs in his neck. I had to be there to drive him home because he would be sedated for the procedure.
I nudged him out of the recovery area still a little groggy so I wouldn't have to feed the meter another $1 in quarters. "Just hold onto my arm," I told him. "I can't afford another buck, let alone getting a ticket."
As the week came to a close, the soup-and-salad routine was getting old. I wanted to go out. I needed a change of scenery, a break in the routine. My prayers were answered when Aunt Charlotte said she was coming to visit from Chicago. She took us out to dinner at a neighborhood Greek restaurant. Nothing fancy, but it was free.
The bitter cold, and our shrinking budget, began taking their toll. I walked to Barnes and Noble and found a book, "NYC For Free." Since there was no way I would or could buy the $12.95 paperback, I sat down on the floor and started to copy down some of the suggestions. It was okay if you like to go to art galleries. Not a whole lot of free fun stuff for kids. "This is depressing," I said to myself. I walked back home and read, listened to the radio.
It was another freezing day outside. Weather like this in any other city would make you housebound. But not in New York, where you can hop in a cab, or jump on the subway and be at the theater or a concert or museum, even if a blizzard is raging. We might as well have been living in Wyoming on this kind of budget.
How New York stacks up on the minimum wage
New York was among the first states to establish an hourly minimum wage in the early 20th century, even before the federal government did in 1938. Today, 12 states and Washington, D.C. have minimum wages greater than New York's $5.15 an hour. They are:
Washington $7.16
Alaska $7.15
Connecticut $7.10
Oregon $7.05
Massachusetts $6.75
California $6.75
Hawaii $6.25
Maine $6.25
Vermont $6.25
Rhode Island $6.15
Delaware $6.15
Illinois $5.50 (Rising to $6.50 on Jan. 1, 2005)
District of Columbia $6.15
Federal minimum wage is $5.15
Been there, done that. Minimum wage isn't fun and you don't have the money for the nice things in life but you can live on it.
There is no guarantee that life is easy and the government shouldn't try to guarantee it.
Living on $100 bucks an hour in NYC is a brutal struggle.
I wouldn't subject myself or my family to that socialist hellhole again for a million dollars.
Maybe the child deserved a parent that would strive to better themselves and not be satisfied with making minimum wage. Wages are set to a level commensurate to the ease at the worker can be replaced.
So move.
To her I say, grow up, assume responsibility, get education.
The world is not as I wish it were, it just is.
I randomly searched Jackson, Mississippi, and there are apartments for rent there for $365 a month. Ya get a $6 an hour job there, ya work 40 hours a week, and your salary is $1,065 a month or so. It's tough, but it is doable. Even for a single parent. You qualify for social programs, and you can go to school part time, and better yourself.
If you want to live in New York, have the skill set to earn New York prices. There are still places in this country where you can squeak by with a low income job.
I heard her do an interview on her book, and as a result, am not interested in buying it. As I said in my original post, minimum wage jobs are entry level jobs. I had several of them in my young days. I wasn't married, didn't have kids, and was getting an education and some job skills at the same time. Minimum wage jobs aren't meant to be careers.
Because she couldn't whine as much if she were making $10 per hour?
And this is a bad thing?
Being poor can be great opportunity. It can motivate you to be creative, focus your attention on the values and things that are important spiritually and lead you to simpler and joyful life.
As the song says,'The poor man has treasures that the rich man can't buy'
For those who didn't make those decisions and are now "stuck" in low paying jobs, how does it help to continually raise the minimum wage? Even Alan Greenspan, in testimony to Congress a couple of years back, said that higher minimum wages reduced the jobs available. If an employer has low skilled jobs to fill, and the market doesn't support higher wages, what does he do when he has to pay higher wages mandated by law? He highers fewer workers, or reduces any benefits he might be paying for, or both. Even if stuck in a low-paying job today, there are ways to do better. Once you have some job skills learned in that low-paying job, how about looking for the next step up? There are grants available for school, correspondence courses, night school.
Ah, $4.95 special for lunch, the price before the minimum wage increase. Valentino's is being told to raise at least $80.00 more in sales per week per employee. The $4.95 lunch special will become $6.95, and there'll be one less employee to wait on the reporter next time she's hungry, so she'll have to wait in line a bit longer to be served.
I got my ged, educated myself, and make a pretty good living now myself. I am still educating myself (I'm 38) and working on my certifications in the field. I sit at home and study, work remotely after I get home from work, and keep buying books to learn more (and at safari.oreilly.com for a small monthly fee I can read new books online which helps lower my education costs).
Some people wait for the American wish, myself I chose to work for the American dream. Enjoy your retirement!
Ok. So what are we supposed to do? You (not you personally, someone in general) go and make all the most rotten choices for yourself and totally screw up your life. And then WE are supposed to fix it? Those of us who are reasonably intelligent, planned ahead, etc. now get screwed because you were a moron?
My advice is: be REAL nice to your family. Hopefully, if disaster occurs, you can band together. I know of two women who are living off of and with their parents after a divorce.
Despite this, she's worked diligently to find money for school (scholarships and grants - no loans), and will soon have a degree that could have her earning about $50,000 a year very soon.
Life's lessons came to her much later than they should have. She's nearly 40 now, but she came to a point where she had to quit doing the same thing that kept her poor and made the decision to improve her situation.
Was it easy? No way. Was it hopeless? I'm glad she didn't think so.
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MAYFLASH N64 Controller Adapter For Pc
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- Connect your N64 controller to your PC USB or PS3
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1} plug the this adapter to the pc via usb
2} plug n64 controller
3} go to control panel and then select game controllers
4} then select properties and highlight gamepad
5} then select the tab that does not say test, remember I said not, I for got what the other is called
6} now calaberate the analog stick. it will tell you what to do {simple stuff} after you click finish to finish the claiberation open project 64
7} now click the options tab and select settings.
8} change jabo to n-rage{ please note that all though jabo will work, I had problems with it, especially the buttons, so I recommend you use n-rage} n-rage everything works good for me.
9} after that, you can go to configure control plug-in and set all the buttons and the d-pad as well as the start and analog stick.
10} you are now finished the controller setup.
11} all thats left is for you to do what you normally do and select the game you want to play.
12} enjoy!!
1) Plug the adapter into your laptop - Windows should automatically verify that it's an HID gamepad
2) Go to start -> Devices and Printers, then right click the USB gamepad and click game controller settings
3) THIS IS THE IMPORTANT PART! This had me stumped for quite awhile. In the game controller settings menu, you should see two controllers listed, both named USB gamepad. Now, the first USB gamepad corresponds to the SECOND (rightmost) plug on your USB adapter. I had my N64 controller plugged into the first one and was trying without success to calibrate my controller. So, remember - the first USB gamepad corresponds to the rightmost plug, the second USB gamepad goes to the left plug.
4) Go through the Windows calibration test
5) Start up Project 64. Go to controller input settings. Make sure you check the box that tells P64 that your controller is plugged in. Then, change the default button settings using the N64 controller.
6) Play and have fun :)
Aside from that little quirk, this adapter works great. Sensitivity is perfect, buttons are all responsive, and you can have a buddy play with you at the same time!
When I received this product, I instantly was able to get it to work with Project 64 Emulator and Jabo range controller setup, however the C-down button on my controller would just not work. Everything else works fine, just not the C-down. In fact, unless you play a game that uses the c-down button, you might not even realize it doesn't work. This is a known problem of the "Jaboo" controller setup. I quickly found that the better option is to use the "N-Range" controller setup.
These are someone else's instructions with a few additions that helped me get two genuine N64 controllers to work for me using Windows 7 and Project64 v1.6.
I recommend calibrating your controller(s) in windows before doing this.
For windows 7:
Control Panel > Hardware and Sound >Devices and Printers > right click the gamepad icon > Game Controller Settings > select your gamepad from the list and click properties.
Calibration is pretty straightforward. It asks you to press any button then move the joystick in a circle, press any button, move the joystick left and right(Z-Axis), press any button, then move the joystick up and down (Z-Rotation) and press any button (you will see what I mean). Click finish. If you cannot get your joystick to move around in a circle and return to the center on the screen during calibration, you have a problem. If you have project 64 open, try closing it and start over fresh.Read more ›
The problem:
The joystick sucked. completely. It was slow and terrible. I thought it might've been the connection, so i reset it. Nothing. Maybe the controller, nope. Maybe the port, nope. I played with another controller plugin, and it worked slightly better. I looked at the game controller configuration (Under USB Game controllers --look for it, it exists in windows--) and after moving the joystick around, I saw that the range wasn't at 100% (the dot moved, but didnt reach the ends).
The Solution:
The real magic started when I went into USB game controllers (I use windows 7, but its the same as vista) and re-calibrated the Nintendo 64 controller. I booted up PJ64 again, and voila! It worked like a charm, if not better. I think what happened was that over time, these joysticks take a beating and don't really work too well.
Why it may be better:
This re-calibration allows you to adjust the joystick so that it works almost brand new. Granted it doesn't FEEL the same, but if you push it, it'll work.
Don't give up on this, it works. It's also great that I don't have to deal with any libUSB driver problems with the ps3 controller. Why the other reviewer had a fit and rated this product so low is probably because he gave up trying. The whole calibration thing takes less than a minute.
IF you have any problems, feel free to reply/comment with a question.
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Perfect for gaming but only works one port on mac! I already knew it cause I had one before, so I orderer the second cause of it.Published 5 days ago by Josemario Sequeira
It works, but not with the Hori N64 Controller. Only get if you plan to a OEM Nintendo Controller. Ever button on the Hori worked on project 64, but the joystick would not work... Read morePublished 13 days ago by Joel Klein
N64 controller is one of my favorites and the ability to use it on a PC is awesome.Published 14 days ago by mtamborra
Works as it should. Windows users, you may have to calibrate the controller via the devices manager. Read morePublished 16 days ago by kneedeep
It was a little tricky to set up but once it gets going its old school fun from there on out!Published 21 days ago by Alexander F.


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Treatment of nasal symptoms of seasonal or perennial allergic rhinitis in adults and children ≥6 yrs of age.
Initial: 1 spray/nostril qd (64mcg/day)Max: 4 sprays/nostril qd (256mcg/day)
6 to <12 Years: Initial: 1 spray/nostril qd (64mcg/day)Max: 2 sprays/nostril qd (128mcg/day)
≥12 Years: Initial: 1 spray/nostril qd (64mcg/day)Max: 4 sprays/nostril qd (256mcg/day)
Intranasal route
Shake gently before each use.Do not spray in eyes.
PrimingPrior to initial use, container must be shaken gently and pump must be primed by actuating 8 times. If used daily, the pump does not need to be reprimed.If not used for 2 consecutive days, reprime w/ 1 spray or until a fine spray appears.If not used for >14 days, rinse applicator and reprime w/ 2 sprays or until a fine spray appears.
Nasal Spray: 32mcg/spray [120 sprays]
Local nasal effects (eg, epistaxis, Candida infections of the nose and pharynx, nasal septal perforation, impaired wound healing) may occur. May need to d/c therapy and institute appropriate therapy if Candida infections develop. Avoid w/ recent nasal septal ulcers/surgery/trauma until healing has occurred. Hypersensitivity reactions may occur. May increase susceptibility to infections. May lead to serious/fatal course of chickenpox or measles; avoid exposure and, if exposed, consider prophylaxis/treatment. Use w/ caution, if at all, in patients w/ active or quiescent tuberculosis (TB), untreated fungal, bacterial, systemic viral, or parasitic infections, or ocular herpes simplex. Systemic corticosteroid effects (eg, hypercorticism, adrenal suppression) may appear; d/c slowly if such changes occur. Risk of adrenal insufficiency and withdrawal symptoms when replacing systemic corticosteroids w/ topical corticosteroids. May reduce growth velocity in pediatric patients. Glaucoma, increased intraocular pressure (IOP), and cataracts reported; closely monitor patients w/ a change in vision or w/ a history of increased IOP, glaucoma, and/or cataracts. Closely monitor patients w/ hepatic disease.
Pharyngitis, epistaxis, cough, bronchospasm, nasal irritation.
Concomitant CYP3A4 inhibitors may increase exposure; caution w/ long-term ketoconazole and other known strong CYP3A4 inhibitors (eg, ritonavir, clarithromycin, itraconazole, nefazodone).
Category B, caution in nursing.
Corticosteroid; not established. Possesses a wide range of inhibitory activities against multiple cell types (eg, mast cells, eosinophils, neutrophils, macrophages, and lymphocytes) and mediators (eg, histamine, eicosanoids, leukotrienes, and cytokines) involved in allergic and non-allergic-mediated inflammation.
Absorption: Absolute bioavailability (34%); Cmax=0.3nmol/L; Tmax=0.5 hr. Distribution: Vd=2-3L/kg, plasma protein binding (85-90%), found in breast milk. Metabolism: Liver (rapid, extensive) via CYP3A4; 16α-hydroxyprednisolone and 6β-hydroxybudesonide (major metabolites). Elimination: Urine (2/3 metabolites), feces; T1/2=2-3 hrs.
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Monitor for acute adrenal insufficiency and withdrawal symptoms when replacing systemic corticosteroid w/ topical corticosteroid. Monitor for hypercorticism, epistaxis, nasal ulceration, nasal septal perforation, reduction of growth velocity in pediatric patients, vision changes, glaucoma, cataracts, increased IOP, hypersensitivity reactions, infections, and for other adverse reactions. Patients on therapy for several months or longer should be examined periodically for evidence of Candida infection or other signs of adverse effects on the nasal mucosa.
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HOUMA -- Efforts are under way to expand public water service to the Hollywood Road extension, an area ripe for commercial and residential development.
Parish councilmen asked the water board to consider the idea of a joint effort to run a waterline in a developing area of the parish.
Council member Harold Lapeyre and Chairman Clayton Voisin asked the local waterworks board Monday to evenly split the estimated $100,000 cost with Terrebonne Parish government.
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Uh, Jimmy Carter?
"You'd be one of the few who know that," Redfern said. "Why? Because most people don't pay attention to details like that. They understand the election's going to occur this November, but 90 percent of Ohioans haven't really paid as much attention."
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Weston 37-0211-W 1 lb. Jerky Gun Jr.
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Create delicious jerky and sausage with the Weston 37-0211-W 1 lb. Jerky Gun Jr.! This jerky gun can hold up to 1 lb. of meat at a time, and its easy-squeeze trigger makes it a breeze to create delicious snacks throughout the day. The included plastic attachments let you create double jerky strips, double snack sticks, and sausage with ease. It comes with a stomper to help you maximize the amount of meat you can fit in the gun.
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Double Jerky Strip - 1/8" x 3/4" each
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2013: Appeared in 13 games in his first season at MSU...Found himself in the starting lineup against Belmont (Oct. 8), Oral Roberts (Oct. 15), and Central Arkansas (Oct. 23)...Became the first Bear to record two assists in a match since 2009, which he assisted both goals in the overtime win against Western Illinois (Sept. 15)...Recorded his team-high third assist against SIUE in the MVC Tournament Semifinals (Nov. 15).
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