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Consider a minuscule representation (in a semisimple case). This gives a decomposition: g=p\oplus n. Is n commutative? (Sorry for a stupid question - I am not an expert and it's Sunday and I have no one to ask)
$\mathfrak{n}$ is not well defined, it is better to speak about $\mathfrak{u}$, the unipotent radical of $\mathfrak{p}$. It is commutative in the COminuscule case.


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All-rounder Stuart Binny stamped his class by hitting a sparkling unbeaten century as Karnataka took firm grip of the Irani Trophy match against Rest of India (ROI) with a 189-run first innings lead in Bangalore on Monday.
Binny stole the show with his 107-ball 115 not out as Karnataka reached a comfortable 390 for five at the close of second day's play. C M Gautam was giving him company at the other end on six when the stumps were drawn.
Karun Nair (92) and Ganesh Satish (84) were the other notable contributors as they plundered useful runs to enable Karnataka take an upper hand.
With Ganesh losing his wicket soon after tea, Binny along with Nair added 187 runs for the fifth wicket to almost bat the visiting side out of the match on a greenish Chinnaswamy strip.
Looking in great touch, Binny smashed 14 boundaries and three sixes during his unbeaten knock. The Karnataka all-rounder reached his century in style, smashing the ball to deep square-leg for a couple off Pankaj Singh.
Nair played the perfect foil as he scored valuable runs in their match-turning partnership that helped Karnataka get past the RoI first innings total of 201.
Besides technique and temperament, Nair's innings had its fair share of flair. He was flawless and played a calculated innings. While Binny was all aggression as he attacked every RoI bowlers including Harbhajan Singh, Amit Mishra and Ashoke Dinda.
Nair, who was castled by Pankaj, missed his hundred by just eight runs, which could have been his fourth succession ton. He blasted 12 fours during his 161-ball knock.
Earlier, starting the day at 35 for one, in-form batsman Ganesh, along with his overnight partner Lokesh Rahul (35) stitched 75 runs for the second wicket, before putting on 61 for the third wicket with Manish Pandey (36).
Ganesh, a big match player and having scored 117 in Ranji finals against Maharashtra, struck 11 boundaries in his 180-ball knock.
As far as RoI bowling was concerned, Dinda (1-93) and Pankaj Singh (2-78) were great disappointments as they were inconsistent with their length on a pitch, where R Vinay Kumar and Binny extracted help the previous day.
Even Harbhajan Singh (1-56) and leg spinner Amit Mishra, could not make any impression, initially though they prevailed over the home side after they had picked Rahul early on.
Almost all bowlers were smashed all over the park, except Anureet (1-78), who bowled magnificently without much support from the other end.
Rest of India 1st innings: 201
Karnataka 1st innings (Resuming from 35/1):
Robin Uthappa c Jadhav b Dinda 0
Lokesh Rahul b Anureet Singh 35
Ganesh Satish c Jadhav b Harbhajan Singh 84
Manish Pandey c Karthik b Pankaj Singh 36
Karun Nair b Pankaj Singh 92
Stuart Binny batting 115
CM Gautam batting 6
Extras (B-16, LB-2, NB-4) 22
Total (for five wickets in 98 overs) 390
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-75, 3-136, 4-188, 5-375.
Bowling: Ashok Dinda 23-5-93-1; Pankaj Singh 23-6-78-2; Anureet Singh 21-5-78-1; Amit Mishra 14-2-56-0; Harbhajan Singh 14-2-56-1; Baba Aparajith 3-1-11-0.

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Josh- once again thanks for the excellent coverage. I agree with your take, your coverage of the anti-gay position of the Sonic owners was salient to the fan base, as is the foolish right to work take that they have. State Dems should support labor, but that does not mean supporting every mega project that possibly comes down the tracks. you are closing in on ECB when it comes to political coverage (and that is saying a lot)
I think you mean "pored over," not "poured through."
Politics aside, if you can afford to pay some guy millions to bounce a ball then you should be able to pay for your own fucking stadium.
The question of gay rights and the question of whether or not we have a basketball team are two separate issues, despite your attempt to conflate them.
Storm fans may be largely pro-gay (or just plain gay), but I think they, unlike you, have an ability to compartmentalize in a situation like this. I have two friends who happen to be Storm fans--and lesbians--and they don't really care how ownership spends its money, except in regards to the team's roster and the facility. At the end of the day, they believe ownership's responsibility to them is limited to putting a quality team on the floor. That's all any real sports fan, gay or straight, should care about in this scenario.
Keep the people ignorant with your smokescreens Josh.
Stadium = teh suck don't do it.
If you don't support stadium subsidies, teh Gheys will win!
Clay Bennett has contributed to a ton of right-wing Repubs, including Dubya, Tom Coburn and Bill Frist. These are the same people who swear by the "free market" and scream for smaller government, yet Bennett comes to this state, cowboy hat in hand, looking for taxpayer subsidies for his business.
when you hand out $$$$$$ to powerful right wing corporate interests thru public gifts, like a Sonics stadium subsidy, gee, duh, you empower the right wing rich arrogant wing of corporate America and this leads to anti union activities, anti gay activities, etc. etc.
There is a close link. We don't value public subsidies to the rich, because they just grab everything and giving them $$$$ only incites them to grab more. They for themselves, not for a free market!
Just ask Pres. Bush who used his power and prestige to avoid the draft, get rich off a baseball team, had a war enrich his cronies, and now is having his minions try to run our government thru RNC e mails accounts -- they think the nation is theirs to rule over as they like! We are against CRONY CAPITALISM whether via the Sonics or Halliburton! Their same bad, evil minds that think wrong thoughts about stadium subsidies also think stupid, bad evil thoughts about human rights and labor rights !!!!
Politicians don't support labor on principle. They support labor to the degree that they feel they need labor's support in electoral campaigns. If the WSLC is already backing the stadium, who will be swayed by this new info? One can only hope that progressive forces in the WSLC can wake up the rest of the members. But not likely. Those fuckers will build absolutely anything that has a project labor agreement attached to it, even if the few jobs they get take money from the poor and give it mainly to the rich.
Politicians don't support labor on principle. They support labor to the degree that they feel they need labor's support in electoral campaigns. If the WSLC is already backing the stadium, who will be swayed by this new info? One can only hope that progressive forces in the WSLC can wake up the rest of the members. But not likely. Those fuckers will build absolutely anything that has a project labor agreement attached to it, even if the few jobs they get take money from the poor and give it mainly to the rich.
I don't know why progressives think labor unions are such a great thing. Perhaps in the past they were, but that was a long time ago. Today's labor unions are no better than corporations, corporations exist to do nothing except make money for their shareholders; labor unions exist for to do nothing except get good wages for their members. The WSLC would build fucking death camps for gays and minorities if they could get union wages for doing so and if the SEIU could get union contracts for the guards and they guys feeding the ovens and digging the mass graves they'd throw in too.
I'm not saying that I wouldn't join a union if I had the chance, some unions, like the Teamsters, do a damned good job taking care of their members. But I wouldn't be under any illusions that being in a union was somehow a good and progressive thing to do.
1. What printer is The Stranger printed at? Is that Union?
2. How about the staff at The Stranger?
What union do you belong to?
I'm thinking the answer is NO and NO.
Sound Familiar?
More hypocritical Bullshit from The Stranger.
You dunderhead. Read my post.
I didn't make any judgment about the anti-union $$.
And I reported that Van Dyk was using the info "politically" to influence union flunky Democrats.
Sigh. Can't do nothing around here.
This is all Wally Walker's fault. Signing Jim McIlvane to that huge contract was the STUPIDEST move in basketball history, and it destroyed an amazing basketball team.
One of my best memories of this city was watching the Sonics/Bulls NBA finals at Ernie Steele's on Broadway. And those Payton-to-Kemp ally-oops with Kevin Calabro calling - I must have spilled over 60 beers jumping out of my seat. There's no way Seattle would have let that team leave the city...
That would all be very well and good, Matthew, IF the owners were willing to foot 100% of the bill, then you and your lesbian friends would be absolutely justified in compartmentalizing to your heart's content.
But, we're talking about every voter in several counties, if not in fact the entire state ponying up tax dollars to finance this project, and so far as this particular tax payer is concerned, MY political beliefs should have some bearing on the decision as to whether I want my hard earned money going to subsidize these guy's for-profit venture, which, by their own account won't turn a profit for THEM without my contribution.
So, if that's the case, then I want my place at the table, collectively-speaking, on behalf of all us tax payers who presumably are going to end up footing the majority of the bill. If the voters were to approve financing for this project, then they should be entitled to decision making authority commensurate with the percentage of their contribution, just like stockholders of any other corporation. If it happens that, by way of how the financing numbers fall out, we hold a majority of the stake, then we get to make the decisions about how the corporation will operate, who will run it, what its policies will be, and for certain we should expect shareholder value for our investment, along with a decent appreciation, and some tangeable dividends at the end of the year.
Under those terms, hey, even I might consider voting for the proposal - but, somehow, I don't think that's what our friends from OK have in mind.
@ 14....
You didn't make any judgemnent?
Read your Headline Josh. You are spreading this crap so take accountability for your actions.
And Comte, give me a fucking brek. How much money does your theater group give back to the audience? It's not like you are operating at a profit
I think it's kind of funny that just a week ago, I read that Washington's dem's voted down a pro labor bill and now they are trying to gather the same evidence against the Sonics/Storm ownership to use against them... Aren't politics fun! I like how everyone's accountable only when it's convenient!
Comte @ 16:
First of all, Josh was talking about the impact of the OK group's anti-gay spending vis a vis the largely gay/gay-friendly fan base for the Storm. You're extending that out to the general voter populace, which neither I nor Josh was talking about.
But your main argument, the one which equates paying taxes on a multi-use sports stadium with stockholder-type ownership of the team itself is way, way off-base.
If you were paying attention to what the OK group was actually trying to do, you'd see they want to build an arena that potentially could do way more than house the Sonics/Storm. It creates a south end destination, some reason to go to Renton beyond Ikea. I think the concept at least merits consideration.
But non-sports fans in this town are so bent out of shape about the whole Safeco field thing they reflexively dismiss ideas like this. Never mind that Safeco is well ahead of schedule in terms of the bonds being paid off, and has likely created jobs and wealth throughout Pioneer Square (though I admit I only have anecdotal evidence of that).
The new arena can be paid for with only an extension of the existing hotel/restaurant tax that covered Safeco. Most of this gets paid by tourists. Really, as far as sports-related taxes go (if you want to call it that, since the Renton arena will do more than just house the basketball team), it's pretty progressive.
Anyway, please look into it a little more before making what seems like a relatively ill-considered snap judgement.
Not sure what a "fucking brek" is TrQJ - some kind of shampoo perhaps? - but if I had some, I'm sure it would be something I didn't really need, like another publicly financed sports temple, so you'd be welcome to it.
And I'm definitely not sure where you're going with your comment; are you trying to say that an organization that isn't profit-driven owes its patrons a rebate because it's NOT making money? That doesn't even make sense.
And FWIW, my theatre company DOES give money back to patrons in one very real sense, because the extremely low ticket prices we charge don't even cover the costs of production. In fact, based on our uncontributed income (i.e. ticket sales), we actually lose money on every production. The difference is of course made up through grants, which in turn allow us to keep our prices affordable to our audience. Strangely, you don't see sports franchises giving their patrons a similar ticket subsidy, even though most of the financing for their venue has been paid for with public money.
On the other hand, if we charged our patrons 100% of costs, or say 110%, if we wanted to include a bit of profit-margin, our tickets would probably be three to four times what they are.
So, perheps you might not feel you're being given an adequate "brek" (sic), but given our recent attendance figures, it certainly appears to me that our audiences are quite happy with the arrangement.
That's what they SAY, but when has a sports franchise ownership group ever actually followed through on the lofty promises they've made BEFORE sticking their snouts into the public trough? Let's not forget for example, that the original Key Arena re-fi proposal offered by the Seattle ownership group would have effectively charged local restaurants for the privilege of refurbishing that facility, with the expressed purpose of developing food concessions specifically designed to pull patrons out of the QA neighborhood establishments that were in part paying for the upgrades in the first place?
And don't even get me started on First And Goals insistence that they keep 100% of the revenue generated by non-Seahawks programming in both Qwest and the Convention Center (and now including WaMu Theatre), plus all concessions revenue - money that would have been better spent either for early retirement of the public financing or to provide badly needed funding to other city/county priorities.
And it's hardly a revelation that this "revised" plan was only put on the table by the owners, what about a week ago, once they finally got it into their heads that their original scheme to siphon off state sales tax monies wasn't playing well in Olympia.
And while I'll grant much of the revenue from hotel/motel stays does come from out-of-towners, a significantly large portion of the funding also comes from restaurants, and therefore comes out of the pockets of locals who patronize them. I'm sure many of us who choose to occasionally eat out would appreciate being charged slightly less for our meals, rather than having to continue shelling out our own money for something we otherwise don't support.
Hey, Matthew, I think the image of tourists paying for the stadiums is EXACTLY the picture that the PR firms have tried to paint. I'd love to see an actual breakdown, but I'd guess that the restaurant tax burden is mostly borne by US local residents.
Also, don't forget, as Gregoire embarassingly did, that part of the financing is from a diversion of the state sales tax money raised in King County -called a "sales tax credit." That's money diverted from the state Treasury, so it's really a subsidy by ALL state taxpayers.
Lastly, the problem with having a Renton events facility that sucks business from Key Arena is that the latter would lose way more money than if the Sonics just left. And Seattle taxpayers would be on the hook for that.
With respect to my motives on breaking the anti-labor contributions of current Sonics owners, of course the reason is political. We are waging a political campaign to stop the Sonics from getting public tax dollars to fund their private, for profit business. That's the way we do it in America. We fight like dogs, win or lose, have a beer and get over it. It is a hell of a lot better way than is done in certain other parts of the world.
That said, the Sonics tout the support of organized labor in their quest for public dollars. Not only is SEIU opposed to this, thanks to UFCW Local 21, my wife gets decent wages and benefits--we are a union family. My brother is Professional & Technical Engineers Local 17, and a supporter, too, of our effort. We have the endorsement of the Postal Workers. Two of my sisters are WEA; one headed up her local. They are supporters of ours.
There are many proud union families who have not been polled by the WSLC on this issue, and in our opinion, they deserve to know just what kind of camel is being brought into Washington's labor tent. The question becomes, will we sacrifice long term labor policy and union viability, for the jobs on a single construction project? The right to work issue was the centerpiece of a broader anti-labor, anti-union campaign in Oklahoma. Thus, it should come as no great surprise to anyone, that union members in Oklahoma have helped bring this information to the public or that it was publicized.
Hey Van Dyk, anyone ever tell you that you like the sunken-eyed biology teacher in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"? See ya at Safeco Field this summer!
Hey Van Dyk, anyone ever tell you that you look like the sunken-eyed biology teacher in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"? See ya at Safeco Field this summer!
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This had a nice texture that didn't fall apart with the strawberries. Easy to make, but I did have to add an extra tablespoon or so of milk. We prefer sweeter but wanted to check this out. I'll add more sugar next time to our taste, but I'd definitly make it again. Thanks.
This recipe is very similar to one I use all the time - the only difference was mine calls for a 1/4 cup sugar. I love this one because it uses ingredients we always have on hand and it can be made up quickly when we want a nice dessert (especially when the fruits are in season). Thanks for posting, Miss Annie!


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We are using OpenJPA in our application and we are getting the below error trace logs in the application server console.
at org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint$Worker.run(JIoEndpoint.java:489)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:736)
addRegisterClassListener + [org.apache.openjpa.jdbc.meta.MappingRepository@2100210] [BEFORE SIZE 3] [AFTER SIZE 4]
at org.apache.openjpa.enhance.PCRegistry.printToSystemOut(PCRegistry.java:85)
at org.apache.openjpa.enhance.PCRegistry.addRegisterClassListener(PCRegistry.java:63)
at org.apache.openjpa.kernel.AbstractBrokerFactory.makeReadOnly(AbstractBrokerFactory.java:641)
The OpenJPA logs are configured to route all trace logs to a application specific log file. However these logs are still going to the appserver console logs.
Also I'm not able to find out the method printTpSystemOut in PCRegistry class of openJPA source.
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Zofran Injection
Zofran Injection Side Effects Center
Medical Editor: John P. Cunha, DO, FACOEP
Zofran (ondansetron hydrochloridc) Injection is an antiemetic (anti nausea and vomiting) used to prevent nausea and vomiting that may be caused by surgery or by medicine to treat cancer (chemotherapy). Zofran is available in generic form. Common side effects of Zofran include headache, fever, cold feeling, lightheadedness, dizziness, drowsiness, tiredness, diarrhea, constipation, itching, numbness, tingling, or redness/pain/burning at the injection site.
The recommended adult intravenous dosage of Zofran to prevent nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy is a single 32-mg dose or three 0.15-mg/kg doses. Pediatric and post-operative doses vary. Zofran may interact with phenytoin, phenobarbital, carbamazepine, tramadol, rifabutin, rifampin, amiodarone, mibefradil, cimetidine, clarithromycin, erythromycin, or HIV medicines. Tell your doctor all medications you use. During pregnancy Zofran should be used only when prescribed. It is not known if this drug passes into breast milk. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
Our Zofran (ondansetron hydrochloridc) Side Effects Drug Center provides a comprehensive view of available drug information on the potential side effects when taking this medication.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
What is Patient Information in Detail?
Easy-to-read and understand detailed drug information and pill images for the patient or caregiver from Cerner Multum.
Zofran Injection in Detail - Patient Information: Side Effects
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Call your doctor at once if you have:
- fast, slow, or uneven heartbeats;
- feeling like you might pass out; or
- headache with chest pain and severe dizziness, fainting, fast or pounding heartbeat.
Other common side effects may include:
- diarrhea, constipation;
- drowsiness;
- itching, numbness, or tingling;
- mild headache; or
- fever, or cold feeling.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Read the entire detailed patient monograph for Zofran Injection (Ondansetron Hydrochloride Injection)
What is Patient Information Overview?
A concise overview of the drug for the patient or caregiver from First DataBank.
Zofran Injection Overview - Patient Information: Side Effects
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor right away if you have any serious side effects, including: stomach pain, muscle stiffness/spasm, vision changes (e.g., temporary loss of vision, blurred vision, uncontrollable eye movements).
Get medical help right away if any of these rare but very serious side effects occur: chest pain, slow/fast/irregular heartbeat, severe dizziness, fainting.
This medication may increase serotonin and rarely cause a very serious condition called serotonin syndrome/toxicity. The risk increases if you are also taking other drugs that increase serotonin, so tell your doctor or pharmacist of all the drugs you take (see Drug Interactions section). Get medical help right away if you develop some of the following symptoms: fast heartbeat, hallucinations, loss of coordination, severe dizziness, severe nausea/vomiting/diarrhea, twitching muscles, unexplained fever, unusual agitation/restlessness.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any of the following symptoms of a serious allergic reaction: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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The FDA package insert formatted in easy-to-find categories for health professionals and clinicians.
Zofran Injection FDA Prescribing Information: Side Effects
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Clinical Trials Experience
Because clinical trials are conducted under widely varying conditions, adverse reaction rates observed in the clinical trials of a drug cannot be directly compared to rates in the clinical trials of another drug and may not reflect the rates observed in clinical practice.
The following adverse reactions have been reported in clinical trials of adult patients treated with ondansetron, the active ingredient of intravenous ZOFRAN across a range of dosages. A causal relationship to therapy with ZOFRAN (ondansetron) was unclear in many cases.
Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea and Vomiting
Table 1: Adverse Reactions Reported in > 5% of
Adult Patients Who Received Ondansetron at a Dosage of Three 0.15-mg/kg Doses
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|Number of Adult Patients With Reaction
|ZOFRAN Injection 0.15 mg/kg x 3
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n = 34
Cardiovascular: Rare cases of angina (chest pain), electrocardiographic alterations, hypotension, and tachycardia have been reported.
Gastrointestinal: Constipation has been reported in 11% of chemotherapy patients receiving multiday ondansetron.
Hepatic: In comparative trials in cisplatin chemotherapy patients with normal baseline values of aspartate transaminase (AST) and alanine transaminase (ALT), these enzymes have been reported to exceed twice the upper limit of normal in approximately 5% of patients. The increases were transient and did not appear to be related to dose or duration of therapy. On repeat exposure, similar transient elevations in transaminase values occurred in some courses, but symptomatic hepatic disease did not occur.
Integumentary: Rash has occurred in approximately 1% of patients receiving ondansetron.
Neurological: There have been rare reports consistent with, but not diagnostic of, extrapyramidal reactions in patients receiving ZOFRAN Injection, and rare cases of grand mal seizure.
Other: Rare cases of hypokalemia have been reported.
Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting
The adverse reactions in Table 2 have been reported in ≥ 2% of adults receiving ondansetron at a dosage of 4 mg intravenous over 2 to 5 minutes in clinical trials.
Table 2: Adverse Reactions Reported in ≥
2% (and With Greater Frequency than the Placebo Group) of Adult Patients
Receiving Ondansetron at a Dosage of 4 mg Intravenous over 2 to 5 Minutes
|Adverse Reactiona,b
|ZOFRAN Injection 4 mg Intravenous
n = 547 patients
n = 547 patients
|92 (17%)
|77 (14%)
|44 (8%)
|37 (7%)
|Injection site reaction
|21 (4%)
|18 (3%)
|10 (2%)
|6 (1%)
|Cold sensation
|9 (2%)
|8 (1%)
|9 (2%)
|3 ( < 1%)
|9 (2%)
|2 ( < 1%)
| aAdverse Reactions: Rates of these reactions were not
significantly different in the ondansetron and placebo groups
bPatients were receiving multiple concomitant perioperative and postoperative medications
Pediatric Use: Rates of adverse reactions were similar in both the ondansetron and placebo groups in pediatric patients receiving ondansetron (a single 0.1-mg/kg dose for pediatric patients weighing 40 kg or less, or 4 mg for pediatric patients weighing more than 40 kg) administered intravenously over at least 30 seconds. Diarrhea was seen more frequently in patients taking ZOFRAN (2%) compared to placebo ( < 1%) in the 1 month to 24 month age group. These patients were receiving multiple concomitant perioperative and postoperative medications.
Postmarketing Experience
The following adverse reactions have been identified during post-approval use of ondansetron. Because these reactions are reported voluntarily from a population of uncertain size, it is not always possible to reliably estimate their frequency or establish a causal relationship to drug exposure. The reactions have been chosen for inclusion due to a combination of their seriousness, frequency of reporting, or potential causal connection to ondansetron.
Cardiovascular: Arrhythmias (including ventricular and supraventricular tachycardia, premature ventricular contractions, and atrial fibrillation), bradycardia, electrocardiographic alterations (including second-degree heart block, QT/QTc interval prolongation, and ST segment depression), palpitations, and syncope. Rarely and predominantly with intravenous ondansetron, transient ECG changes including QT/QTc interval prolongation have been reported [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS].
General: Flushing. Rare cases of hypersensitivity reactions, sometimes severe (e.g., anaphylactic reactions, angioedema, bronchospasm, cardiopulmonary arrest, hypotension, laryngeal edema, laryngospasm, shock, shortness of breath, stridor) have also been reported. A positive lymphocyte transformation test to ondansetron has been reported, which suggests immunologic sensitivity to ondansetron.
Hepatobiliary: Liver enzyme abnormalities have been reported. Liver failure and death have been reported in patients with cancer receiving concurrent medications including potentially hepatotoxic cytotoxic chemotherapy and antibiotics.
Local Reactions: Pain, redness, and burning at site of injection.
Lower Respiratory: Hiccups
Neurological: Oculogyric crisis, appearing alone, as well as with other dystonic reactions. Transient dizziness during or shortly after intravenous infusion.
Skin: Urticaria, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, and toxic epidermal necrolysis.
Eye Disorders: Cases of transient blindness, predominantly during intravenous administration, have been reported. These cases of transient blindness were reported to resolve within a few minutes up to 48 hours. Transient blurred vision, in some cases associated with abnormalities of accommodation, have also been reported.
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In meetings, on deadlines, and following several items at once is BRAD BLOG Libby Trial correspondent Margie Burns, with whom we've been in contact from the courthouse. She's now back at her home office, and we'll have details from her soon.
For the moment, we'll point to coverage from the two outlets that bothered to investigate and report on this story while the MSM was completely ignoring it:
+ RAW STORY's coverage...
+ Huffington Posts's coverage...
+ Libby Trial bloggers (firedoglake, etc.) react, Wilson/Plame statement...
We'll also point you to Burns's earlier piece this morning concerning questions worth asking, which are even more relevant, in our opinion, now that Libby has been found guilty. What exactly were Cheney and Bush and their aides told about the CIA findings that the Iraq/Niger uranium yellowcake story was bogus way back in 2002? Burns examines here...
FURTHER UPDATE 12:42pm PT:
Margie sends in the following based on her observations and notes from this morning, as the verdict was read and beyond...
*** Special to The BRAD BLOG
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Testimony in the Libby trial from CIA briefer Craig Schmall, who had the unenviable task of getting up in the wee small hours to brief Vice President Cheney and Lewis "Scooter" Libby from Summer 2002 through the end of May 2004, establishes that the tables of contents of the CIA briefing binders for that period "still exist."
As Schmall states clearly on the record, when he sent the briefing binders to shredder and burn bag, he kept the topic headings – where, not stated. But somewhere in the Executive, at this moment, rest stacks of Tables of Contents with at least a short-title indication of what Cheney, Libby and others, including Rumsfeld, were briefed on, for any given date.
Presumably Schmall isn't the only intelligence briefer who kept these things, either. His trial testimony and exhibits refer to two previous briefers, one unnamed, for Cheney and Libby.
At this point it would be ludicrous for the administration to try to keep those tables of contents secret by claiming "national security." There would be far more potential damage to domestic security in leaving a giant secret stash of blackmail material around...
Guest Blogged by Alan Breslauer
California Representative (and mine) Henry Waxman, the Chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, answers questions about Iraq last night with Tavis Smiley on PBS. After Waxman explains how at least $12 billion allocated for Iraqi reconstruction went missing, an incredulous Smiley states:
Waxman lays most of the blame on the Republican-led Congress which failed in its oversight responsibilities. Similarly deplorable is what the reconstruction effort accomplished, considering Iraq's billions and our own additional $20 billion. According to Waxman:
But while "Iraqis and the American people are not better off" for the war, Waxman does identify one group that has made out extraordinarily well:
*** Special to The BRAD BLOG
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With the jury still out, here in D.C., I had time to look through some court documents in the Libby case and came across an aspect of the "yellowcake" saga which has not yet been reported to my knowledge. I have emailed the Office of the Vice President (OVP) for a comment on this matter and will report back when, and if, I hear from them.
The documents filed in USA v. Libby reveal an arresting short chronology within that longer saga of the bogus Iraq-Niger uranium item, the Wilson trip to Niger and the outing of CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson.
An apparently related document may shed new light on the publicly-known points reported so far...
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In today's Washington Post ombudsman column, "Covert Question, Open Controversy," Deborah Howell says, "Wilson's New York Times op-ed piece, critical of the Bush administration's use of intelligence, set off a chain of events that led to the disclosure of Plame's job."
But information and testimony revealed during the course of the Libby Trial indicates that it wasn't Wilson's op-ed piece that set the off the chain of events leading to their disclosure of the CIA WMD analyst and her covert network. The Bush administration began its campaign to discredit Valerie Plame/Wilson at least a month prior to the release of her husband's article.
I can't criticize Howell for her focus on the op-ed as the ball that got the campaign rolling. I, and most of the media, having been basically taking the same line in previous postings on this topic. Most of the writers on the CIA leak have been doing the same. Joseph Wilson's book, The Politics of Truth: A Diplomat's Memoir: Inside the Lies that Led to War and Betrayed My Wife's CIA Identity, takes the same tack: that the outing of CIA analyst Valerie Plame, Wilson's wife, was retaliation for Wilson's July 6, 2003, op-ed column, "What I Didn't Find in Africa."
But when Wilson wrote his book, he did not have access to behind-the-scenes discussions about his wife now revealed through the perjury and obstruction trial of I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, Vice President Cheney's former chief of staff. Retaliation there was, in spades, but testimony and documents in the Libby trial demonstrate, unrefuted, that administration discussion of Mrs. Wilson began several weeks before Wilson's column appeared.
The reasons why are still unclear, and the prosecution was not permitted to delve into ramifications of the leak. But that the administration was already targeting both Wilson and his wife, Valerie --- overseeing a crucial intelligence network monitoring WMD activity in the middle east --- is now beyond question.
So why, beyond Wilson's op-ed, was the Bush Administration previously so intent on discrediting one of its own CIA assets?...
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Conventional wisdom is that when a jury spends much time deliberating, it will find a defendant not guilty. After two and a half days deliberating, the jury in the Libby trial went home today for the weekend.
So the rightwing noise machine thinks it smells blood and is starting some early gloating. Here, for example, is Rush Limbaugh --- premature but already tasteless: "So Fitzpatrick is sweating it out. Fitzrussert sweating it out. Fitzmatthews is sweating it out. Nobody knows what it means that the jury has yet to come back. Fitzsulzberger at the New York Times is probably sweating this out just a little bit."
I don't have time to rebut the kind of dishonesty that would connect the excellent and dedicated Special Prosecutor in the Libby trial, Patrick Fitzgerald, with NBC and the New York Times. I heard closing arguments in the trial last Tuesday and have not changed my own opinion that the prosecution rebuttal by Fitzgerald was awesome. Phenomenal. ...
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At this writing, the jury is out in the perjury and obstruction of justice trial of I. Lewis Libby, former chief of staff for Vice President Cheney. When I left the courthouse this afternoon, Judge Reggie Walton was attending a memorial service, with the jury still deliberating for the second day.
I can make no prediction as to the trial outcome. However, in the interim some media outlets are pushing or falling into an insidious line that the Libby case is either too difficult and obscure to understand, or too trivial to bother with. Setting aside the allegations against Libby individually, this line is dangerous, partly because it is so blatantly the reverse of accurate. The CIA leak matter itself is actually very simple.
What the Libby case is about...
*** Special to The BRAD BLOG
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One of the pettiest distortions connected with the CIA leak matter is simple: the flat-footed, bogus claim that Ambassador Joseph Wilson said he was 'sent' to Africa by Vice President Cheney.
Wilson did not make the assertion, but White House operatives and their media/think-tank allies continue, even today, to forward the fiction that he did.
This claim – that Wilson went around saying Cheney sent him to Niger – has been recycled by the rightwing echo chamber every time the radar screens registered some political fallout from the CIA leak case (many examples shown below). It has also arisen during testimony in the Libby trial.
However, the MSM (except Fox) have not parroted the same claim – with the interesting exception of NBC, mainly Chris Matthews.
Regrettably, this bogus claim is again given space in Sunday's Washington Post, in an article by the hard Bush partisan and former Reagan Justice Department attorney, Victoria Toensing, called "Trial in Error."
Guest Blogged by Alan Breslauer
Stereograms are 3D, optical illusions contained within two-dimensional images that were popularized in the '90s by the Magic Eye book and poster phenomenon. Here and here are two examples. Stereograms are very frustrating not only because of the difficulty involved in finding hidden 3D images, but also for how simple and obvious images appear once discovered.
"The Long War (PDF)" by Kenneth Anderson in the just released March/April The Humanist is similar to a stereogram in that after reading it, the seemingly complicated reasons for invading Iraq appear simple and obvious. For instance, once you suppose that the real reason for the Iraq invasion was OIL as Anderson does, you are free to view the White House justifications for war in their totality, which is revealing:
So why was the administration hell bent on immediate military action? "The oil law," which most media outlets have avoided much as they have avoided the 14 permanent American military bases built near Iraqi oil fields, might have something to do with it:
PER DAY! Why that's almost enough money to justify "the surge":
Are you starting to get the picture? To get the complete picture you'll have to stare at the stereogram for a few minutes by reading "The Long War (PDF)" .
Oh, the indescribable irony continues.
Former-hooker-turned-fake-journalist James "Jeff Gannon" Guckert responded (sort of) to a recent BRAD BLOG article referencing his White House "correspondent" fakery, as filed by our special Libby/CIA Leak Trial correspondent Margie Burns.
We failed to notice the response/obfuscation on his little blog when it was originally published since, frankly, the traffic from "Gannon's" site didn't trigger high enough numbers for us to take note of it in our "incoming traffic" hit-counter.
While we hate to draw any more attention to the silly, disgraced GOP operative, his presence in the White House briefing room --- dropping phony Administration talking points (or perhaps more precisely, Office of the Vice-President) during the early days of the CIA Leak revelations --- deserves notice and further investigation, in our opinion.
Also of note is the subsequent scrubbing of White House website documents referring to "Gannon's" questions at the time. That matter was also recently reported by Burns, and seems to be in apparent violation of the Presidential Records Act of 1978.
Anyway, we'll make "Jeff's" day and send him a bit of traffic today by quoting the lead of his blog item, in which he knocks the irony meter off the chart by calling Joe Wilson a "proven liar," and even goes so far as to write (apparently with a straight face): "The search for truth is not a smear campaign, it is the essence of journalism."
Fifteen more minutes, then, for silly "Jeff":
The Old Media is breathlessly reporting on the tapes of Scooter Libby's Grand Jury testimony in the Valerie Plame Affair. The reporters/DNC operatives are certain that Libby lied, probably to protect Dick Cheney, Karl Rove, George Bush, et al. The question I still ask is: Lied about what? That loudmouth Joe Wilson's third-rate, desk-jockey analyst wife worked at the CIA? Why lie about that and so what if he did? The only proven liar in the entire saga thus far is JOE WILSON.
A Hard Left blogger is claiming that I led the "White House attacks on Joe Wilson." That accusation is UNEQUIVOCALLY FALSE.
You'll have to read the rest of his piece to see how Republi-journaloid "Gannon" doesn't actually bother to offer any actual "proof" for his case that Wilson is a "proven liar." But in "Jeff's" imaginary Fox "News"-based world, we suspect that simply saying something out loud --- like "we know for a fact that Saddam Hussein has nuclear weapons" or "the insurgency is in its last throes" --- is "proof" enough for him and the other Bush dead-enders still left out there.
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Two major items from the trial on perjury and obstruction charges of I. Lewis Libby, former Chief of Staff for Vice President Cheney, yesterday, as I heard in the courtroom: one was that Libby would not be taking the stand in his own defense, and Cheney would not testify on his behalf, "after all." The other was that one defense attorney used a substantial chunk of testimony to plug war with Iran.
Predictably, the first item got more media attention. But the second one is more dangerous.
Sitting in on the trial every other day, I have never thought Libby likely to testify in his own defense...
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As the congressional report released in 2004 (referenced in previous blog) makes clear, if U.S. intelligence agencies were unable to connect Iraq to weapons of mass destruction before the war, it was not for lack of trying.
From May 2002 to September 2002, five documents were produced by the intelligence community pertaining to Iraq WMDs. A CIA briefing book prepared on May 10, a Department of Energy (DOE) intelligence report on July 22, and a Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) intelligence assessment in September all mentioned the Niger uranium issue, although the DOE report included caveats. The US embassy in Niger cabled on June 24, 2002, about an IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) agreement safeguarding Niger uranium. A CIA paper was published on August 1, 2002, titled 'Iraq's Reemerging Nuclear Program,' but did not mention Niger uranium. (48)
As noted in the previous blog on this topic, investigation had ruled out any threat from Niger uranium in regard to Iraq. Evidently these efforts were not good enough. In September and October 2002, according to the Senate Select Intelligence Committee report, the White House contacted the intelligence community at least five times to clear language regarding alleged Iraqi efforts to purchase uranium. On September 11, 2002 – the first anniversary of 9/11 --- the NSC asked the CIA to clear uranium language for inclusion in a possible statement by Bush...
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When the full history of bogus WMD propaganda is written, a few individuals and agencies in our government will stand out for having tried to be rational voices during the administration's juggernaut PR campaign to invade Iraq. Among these is the Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR) in the State Department.
The whole Niger story, that Iraq tried to buy tons of unenriched uranium, called yellowcake, from the African nation of Niger, displays the chasm between genuine analysts on one side and weird administration war boosters on the other. This story, which birthed the famous 16 words in a State of the Union speech, led to former ambassador Joseph Wilson's trip to Niger, his subsequent criticisms of the administration, pundit Robert Novak's outing Wilson's wife as a CIA operative, at least two investigations into the leak --- with Novak and George W. Bush among those hiring attorneys – and the current trial of Lewis Libby, Vice President's former Chief of Staff.
The Report on the U.S. Intelligence Community's Prewar Intelligence Assessments on Iraq is 521 pages online (http://intelligence.senate.gov/iraqreport2.pdf; link down). Part II, on Niger, is pages 36-83. Numbers in parentheses, below, are the pages cited.
"Reporting on a possible yellowcake sales agreement between Niger and Iraq first came to the attention of the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) on October 15, 2001," when the CIA Directorate of Operations (DO) passed along a report from a "foreign government service indicating that Niger planned to ship several tons of uranium to Iraq." At the time, all IC analysts regarded this forwarded cable to be limited and lacking in detail. The CIA, DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency), and Department of Energy (DOE) called it "possible." The State Department Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR) regarded it as "highly suspect." (36) The INR turned out to be right...
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Just rewatched Forrest Gump for the 100th times.
After almost 20 years, Forrest Gump is still the most moving and saddest movie I'd ever seen in my entire life.
It's also #1 on my personal Top 10 Best movies list.
Why is Forrest Gump such a great film??
Found this online by accident!!
What a Riot!
Nurse 3D (2013)
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The Monuments Men (2014)
This movie could had been great and instead it was a let down.
The exposition of it was just too erratic.
Look! 2 of the Monuments Men are over here! 2 of the other Monuments Men are over there.
One minute they are in Paris. Then in Belgium. Then back in France, oh wait!
I think it's Germany now!
Boy, they sure travel fast from point to point considering there is a full scale world war going on as if (except for one scene that showed it) they never ran into retreating Nazi troops during their travels across Western Europe.
It could had used better editing and a little longer running time for more concise and seamless story telling!
Hi all
I am new in this forum.
This is my first post.
And i am really exciting to be here.
i am watching now The wolf of wall street.
Thor: The Dark World
I can't recommend it.
Not as fun and fresh as the first one.
Even Natalie doesn't seem excited to see Thor anymore.
In the first film, you'd think she was O in her panties each time Thor appeared.
In this one she was more like "Blah! It's you again?"
Hottie Vixen Warrior Jaimie Alexander is totally wasted in this and Kat Dennings looks too domesticated.
Chariot (2013)
What a made for sci-fi movie crap!
The lousy dialogue.
The cliched characters.
The predictable plot.
The Last Days on Mars (2013)
Gee whiz.... how many movies did this predictable, cliche ridden, piece of trash copied?
Let me start a list: Alien, Zombie movies, more Alien movies, Species, more Zombie movies, every pandemic movie you can name, every Mars movie you can think of, Prometheus, oh don't forget The Thing, and....
... hey, where you going?
I am not even halfway down the list!
300: Rise of an Empire (2014)
8 years to make another 300 movie and this is the best they could give us?
47 Ronin (2013)
According to Japanese history, this is a true story but in the true story, there was no 'half-breed' (quoting the movie) Keanu Reeves in it.
Hollywood always like to be historically inaccurate and yet they tell you at the beginning of each one of their 'historical' movie that it is based on a true story or it is a true story.
Akira Kurosawa got to be rolling in his grave!
Telefon (1977)
I saw this movie in 1977 and I thought it was cool.
Now it just looks cheesy and dated.
The final scene set on the overpass over the main highway is so absurd!
A telephone booth right there, encroaching into the lane of traffic?
Jagten aka The Hunt (2012)
I have children of my own and this kind of movie pisses me off.
Not because of the subject matter.
Sure, there are pedophiles out there.
Sure when a child makes accusations of being sexually abused you can't ignore it.
But the characters in this film took the dubious words of a little girl with a vivid imagination who has an older dumb ass brother who showed her Porn;
and then they put words in her mouth by asking her questions she didn't understand the consequences of answering untruthfully;
and then they blew everything out of proportion and they made their own conclusions without even calling the Police and letting them handle it and investigate it.
It's scary how can one lie or rumour can snowball so quickly to ruin an innocent person's reputation and life!
One of the most harrowing films I've seen recently along with last year's "Prisoners".
I never cared for John Wayne.
I think he is a poor actor who became popular by sheer luck only because at the time of his popularity, what he made was the best the movie industry had to offer.
If you pay attention to his westerns, most of them are the same story and theme, just the name of the characters and location have been changed.
Call him the Duke or whatever you want to call him.
I think he is a wimp and an actor who doesn't even take his own work and roles seriously!
McQ (1974)
Brannigan (1975)
I am not a big John Wayne's fan but I think those 2 films are the only times he played a cop in a modern city and they are not set in the West.
I think he was trying to be a blue collar worker's Dirty Harry.
The Green Berets (1968)
An Ironic Anti-War movie by John Wayne, considering how many movies he has been where he is killing Indians and the U.S. Army and U.S. Calvary is portrayed as the ultimate bastion of justice and truth and the messenger of America and Christianity!
Did he get a conscience toward the end of his career?
He is also so very wooden in this film!
There are American soldiers dying around him left and right, front and back.
The North Vietnamese regulars are storming the firebase.
John Wayne just over and over nonchalantly as if he is ordering a cup of coffee says: "Move Out."
So unrealistic.
Even after one of his best soldiers gets killed by a vertical rack of punji sticks,
John Wayne says: "Move Out."
Leave the poor soul up there and not even cut him down and take his body with them.
So much for Green Berets' motto of don't leave anyone behind.
The Legend of Hercules (2014)
This movie is definitely a Legend, alright!
Legendary trashy cheap copycat of Gladiator and 300 and Conan and every cheesy B-Movie 80's Conan knockoffs.
Predictable, Cliche Ridden, Bad Acting, Poor Dialogue, Sloppy CGI (makes you wonder where the $70 Million budget went) and a very poor casting choice for the lead role, makes you wonder how much deeper into the "Hey! Your Directing career was over a long time ago, give it up gutter" can has-been director Renny Harlin fall.
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Best Night Ever (2013)
Sometimes I don't even know why I bother!
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tried everything!
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The plugin isn't broken. This issue means you are missing required dependencies. The plugin can only work if you've installed all the jpg, png, and gif tools that make image optimization possible.
Please check that you've installed all the dependencies listed on the installation page, and then reinstall littleutils.
all the dependecies have been installed.
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my previeus post
Again, the plugin is not broken. I'm personally using it on dozens of sites on dozens of servers without any issues, including normal WP installations and network installations.
Based on your other post, I'd recommend re-installing the dependencies using the instructions I've provided: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/cw-image-optimizer/installation/
You can do some additional troubleshooting by testing the optimization manually, using commands like below via SSH, where somepicture.gif is a gif on your server:
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It's working perfectly well! ;-)
No worries. Glad you were able to get it working!
I have the same error.
CW Image Optimizer requires littleutils. You are missing: opt-png, opt-gif.
I tried the installation instructions twice and ln commands and the links already exists.
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My goal as a little kid was to always be helpful to others. I remember wanting to be a firefighter, a police officer and a teacher. As I grew up, I decided that teaching would be my area of expertise, and consequently went to Wayland Baptist University to complete a Double Major Bachelor's Degree in History and Education. I am very passionate about History and studying it. I am a native speaker of German, and have spent much of my free time playing with computers. I was given the chance to teach classes on Microsoft Suites (Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, Power Point etc), which I was very successful with.
My philosophy, when it comes to tutoring is learning by doing. This is especially true in History. History cannot be taught by lecturing, it must be taught by interacting with the student, otherwise you cannot be successful in teaching history. Studying Microsoft Suites is very similar in that manner - it cannot be taught by simply lecturing about various topics, the student must be given a chance to explore the programs. My goal as a little kid was to always be helpful to others. I remember wanting to be a firefighter, a police officer and a teacher. As I grew up, I decided that teaching would be my area of expertise, and consequently went to Wayland Baptist University to complete a Double Major Bachelor's Degree in Read more
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When I tutor History, it is a very interactive Subject. To fully grasp American History, you have to be immersed in it, interact with it. American History is actually also "Herstory." When talking about American History it is not only the male population that made America great, it is also the females of this country who contributed to its history, to what America is today.
Despite the fact that I am originally from Germany, I have been exposed to English my entire life. I started watching Disney movies in English when I was a child, started officially learning English in school. In the past, I've taught English at the Volkshochschule in Karlsruhe, Germany, (it's a school for adult learning) where I am originally from, for a few years, prior to living in the United States.
Similarly to American History, European History must be taught interactively. Interact with it. Learn every angle of it. Real European food, reenactments of important events in European History, etc. European History is a large area to cover. However, it is also very interesting. All the ideals, philosophies that shaped Europe to what it is today, and also the influence Europe has had on the USA.
Computers are used everyday in most job situations. It is important that we know how to use them. I grew up with Computers and have taken them apart and put them back together, as such I will be able to teach you about everything Computer related from hardware to Software.
Geography is something every student should be familiar with - There are so many jobs these days that require some knowledge of Geography. I enjoy Geography, and growing up in Europe is extremely helpful because everything is so close together. The study of Geography can be supported with Pictures. I don't like the idea of just lecturing, so there will definitely be a lot of Interaction taking place.
German made easy - I speak it, i grew up with it, I can make sure that you learn German as it is spoken today, through dialogues and everyday situations.
I have taught classes in Access 2003 and spent a long time in my free time studying it. I also use it at home from time to time to organize my personal belongings into Databases.
Excel is the calculator of today. You can use excel to do all kinds of math for you, additionally, you can create tables and charts to assist you in any situation. I can teach you how to use everything about Excel. Building budgets, keeping track of your money etc.
I have taught classes on Outlook, additionally I use it for personal use.
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World History - my favorite. It provides an overview of several historical topics, such as European History, American History and more. It is a good subject if you wanted to get a general feel for History, but still gives you enough detail to get satisfied. As with American and European History, World History is best taught through the hands on approach, and as such, we will be focusing on an interactive way of teaching to keep you interested and excited about History.
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In a Q&A with reporters on Tuesday, Beshear left open the possibility of a special legislative session if lawmakers don't wrap up talks in the final days of the current session.
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I don't care for adaptations, but I'm sure there could be some clever parody/variant covers based on these series.
Isn't "Downton Abbey" on PBS? Does that really count as a cable network show?
I love a /lot/ of these series, but none of the above.
People trying to write comics like they're TV shows is one of my biggest pet peeves in comics. It's why I can't stand Robert Kirkman and get frustrated with a lot of Brian K. Vaughan stuff.
Actually, put me down for "Other: John From Cincinnati." Going off of where it ended that could make a pretty good transition into comic-booky-ness, and I'd love to see a writer try to imitate Milch's dialogue.
What about the short-lived HBO series, Carnivale? That show got cancelled just as it was getting REALLY good. Would have loved to see it continued as a comic or graphic novel series.
I voted for Mad Men, because, imagine: Regular artists (rotating between arcs) would be Mike + Laura Allred and Marcos Martin. Occasional special issues by Jonathan Hickman, Jim Steranko, Bill Sienkiewicz, David Mazzuchelli, and Stuart Immonen.
Wasn't The Shield already a comic?
Also, I tend to agree with the none option. Great TV shows (often like great comics) are such a weird alchemy of a bunch of people who have figured out how to make the medium work for them that the magic rarely survives the transition to another one. The best of the best usually have the strong personality of a specific showrunner behind them.
I mean, if David Simon wrote a The Wire miniseries, I'd certainly at least give it a look, but say, the Buffy comics seem to consistently lag behind the show's quality for me, even though Whedon's involved and approves everything.
I think "the book is (almost) always better" is really a microcosm of "the original medium is (almost) always better.
I was going to go with None of the Above, because I either didn't really feel that these would lend themselves well to comics, or that they feel self-contained enough that there would be much point in telling new stories.
But then I noticed Deadwood on the list, and that I could see as having some real potential.
It doesn't surprise me that Six Feet Under is ranking so low; that may be my favorite of the shows listed, but a comic book based on it would be a truly terrible idea.
I second Mike's suggestion of Carnivale!
And throw in my own of Dead Like Me. If you're going to take something to comics, you should really take advantage of the fact you could explore the world of this series way better than its own meagre TV budget could have.
The other issue with Six Feet Under is that we know how it all ends for everyone (same with The Shield). Takes some of the suspense out of it when you know exactly what happens to everyone (though if you wanted to fill the space of what happens to everyone in-between it happening it may work).
To me, this works best if there's something fantastical about the series itself. Dead Like Me would work for that as there's a whole reaper world there.
Why are there shows on here (Mad Men, Justified, Breaking Bad) that haven't even ended yet?
What, no Walking Dead? I personally would love to see the comic book adaptation of the television adaptation of the Walking Dead comic book, and then I would like to see this adaptation optioned for a pilot. The adaptation process is a slow one of refinement. Only after numerous adaptations can a property achieve its ideal form. As a Hollywood executive, I know this to be true.
Also: not cable but… Twin Peaks, cmon.
Cass: Having read the Piers Anthony novelization of Total Recall (based, of course, on a Philip K. Dick short story), I know this to be true.
I'd just like to see Deadwood continued. I don't care if it's puppet theater, I want more!
Also, I'd like to see a Pushing Daisies comic book to finish that series up. I have a vague recollection of DC having the rights to make one, but I believe that was in the days when the internet was on parchment and moths have eaten any record of this news in the ensuing centuries.
Maybe United States of Tara?
Love MAD MEN and THE WIRE, but they've had a chance to tell their stories.
Both DEADWOOD and TERRIERS were cut short. It seems like Western stories are a better fit for the comics medium than neo-noir.
Why are there shows on here (Mad Men, Justified, Breaking Bad) that haven't even ended yet?
The comic that inspired this, Dexter, has also not ended. Being finished is not a requirement.
I think the tricky part is, you can adapt comic material to the big or small screen easily enough because art is a bit fluid and you can often find an actor who looks close enough for the role. But when adapting something from the big or small screen to comics, people want to visualize the specific actors. If the art doesn't look like it's featuring the specific actors, it seems off; however, most artists can't pull off drawing near exact likenesses of actors while at the same time conveying action; it comes across looking like a bunch of still photos instead. That's probably one reason why comics based on toys tend to ensure longer than comics based on shows and movies: it's easier for comics to seem more animated than the doll, and if there's an animated series, it's easier than with real humans to get the comic art and cartoon art to match up.
Maybe the trick if you're going to adapt TV, is to adapt cartoons, despite there being few new ones in recent years. You could probably get into some pretty bizarre stuff adapting Turbo Teen, for example. Tell the artist to go nuts showing the teen turning into a sports car.
I agree with Cass. An ongoing series following the events of Twin Peaks would be great. I just desperately want answers to so many questions that the movie just added instead of answering.
The shield. Biased because I have actually been working on scripts for a Season 8 set in comics as a lot of characters are still around at the end and stories to tell. Probably wont get hits on my pitch and will end up glorified fan fiction but still!
**Farscape seemed to be plodding along in comic form for a while but I think it's fizzled out.
**Breaking Bad would be a terrible idea given what I think is going to happen to most of the characters. A comic series set DURING the series though might be interesting. They've done a few cutaway vignettes in live action that fit into this mould, so comics wouldn't be too much of a stretch.
**Babylon 5 — Seems like a no-brainer to me but apparently JMS only wants to do big movies or big TV with this property. Equally head-scratching when you consider that JMS *likes* writing comics.
Write-in vote for Max Headroom.
As much as I loved "The Sopranos" and currently "Breaking Bad" I'd prefer the creator's end the show and that's that. Chase ended "The Sopranos", there should be no further stories and the way "Breaking Bad" is going, when it ends it should be over. I get so tired with this attitude by fans that shows, or books, or comics or movies should drag on and on. If the creator's of said fictional works wish to end, we as the audience should respect their wishes. We have the material they gave us, let's let that be enough.
Not a cable show, but I wish Dark Horse had jumped on a "Sarah Connor Chronicles" continuation since they have (or had?) the Terminator license.
Theonly one of those I've been watching is Justified and I would rather it was continued as a TV series
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Battered Chicken Wings With Pomegranate and Mango Barbecue Sauce
Total Time
Prep 25 mins
Cook 25 mins
This recipe is outstanding and is from Foodnetwork - Ultimate Recipe Showdown - Recipe courtesy Eboni Williams, Grand Prize Winner in the Fried Chicken category. Chicken Wings deep fried and drizzled with tropical sauce, brings these wings "Over The Top"!
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Pomegranate and Mango Barbecue Sauce
- 1 1⁄2 cups fresh mango, pitted and peeled
- 1 -2 tablespoon water
- 1 cup pomegranate juice
- 1⁄4 cup tomato paste
- 2 teaspoons yellow mustard
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon liquid smoke
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon onion powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 cup water
- 1⁄4 apple cider vinegar
Chicken Wings
- 6 -10 cups vegetable oil (depending on size of wings)
- 2 dozen chicken drummettes
- 3 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons black pepper
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons paprika
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup evaporated milk
- Puree the mango flesh in a food processor or blender (water may be needed to puree).
- Transfer puree to a large saucepan, and add remaining ingredients for the barbecue sauce. Mix together until all ingredients are combined, and bring to a boil.
- Reduce heat to medium and simmer, covered, for about 30-45 minutes, or until the sauce has thickened.
- Heat oil to 350 in a large Dutch oven or electric fryer.
- Rinse the chicken drumettes, and pat dry with paper towels.
- Season chicken with 1 teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon pepper. Set aside.
- In a shallow bowl or resealable bag, combine remaining salt and pepper with the flour and paprika.
- In a separate dish, mix together the eggs and evaporated milk until well combined.
- Roll the seasoned chicken pieces in the flour, a few at a time, until well coated.
- Dip chicken in the milk and egg mixture, followed by another coat of seasoned flour.
- Allow the chicken to sit in the flour and dry out for about 5 minutes, ensuring that the coating will stay on better.
- Carefully add the chicken pieces to the fryer as will fit without touching. Do not crowd the pan or the temperature will lower, making the chicken greasy.
- Fry for 5 minutes, then turn the pieces over and fry the other side 5 minutes. Cook for about 10 minutes total, or until the pieces begin to float.
- Remove chicken to a plate lined with paper towels to drain, about 5 minutes.
- To Serve:.
- Place the fried wings in a large bowl and toss with the barbecue sauce (or less, to taste).
- Refrigerate any leftover barbecue sauce.
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Well this should be more than a 5 star recipe. I used it in a wing contest last weekend and came in second. The winner brought in WHOLE family to vote and just barely beat me. This recipe is a winner. The only change that I had to make was not breading the wings due to the length of time the wings had to set inthe sauce for juding. I just deep fried them and they were winners. Thanks so much.
Loved this barbecue sauce, tropical with a little kick! I made a 1/2 recipe of the sauce and used 4 chicken breasts cut into 3x1 inch pieces because I didn't have any wings. Instead of deep-frying, I roasted the chicken for 30 minutes at 400F and used a 1/2 c each of panko and breadcrumbs instead of flour for the coating. This was excellent, thanks for sharing!
I tried this recipe right after I saw it on Food Network's Showdown. It is absolutely awesome! My BH just asked me the other day when I'd make them again. That's what I'm doing right now... They are some what time consuming but well worth the effort. Talk about finger-lickin' good chicken! Hmmm, Hmmm!


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This paper presents a digitally controlled injection-locked multimodulus frequency divider (ILMFD) based on a ring-oscillator using inverter chains for a small area and low power consumption. In the proposed ILMFD, division ratios of 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 are achieved by using a programmable delay line that changes the self-oscillation frequency of the ring-oscillator. The locking range of the proposed ILMFD is improved by employing a dual-input injection scheme, which unlike previous multiinput injection schemes, does not require distinct phase inputs. A prototype chip implemented in a 0.13-μm CMOS process has an area of 35×33 μm2 and operates at 5 GHz while consuming 470 μW from 1.2 V supply, where 350 μW is dissipated in the core of the ILMFD. The proposed divider is the first reported multimodulus ILFD with digitally controlled division ratios and an in-phase dual-input injection scheme.
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Chain restaurants would be banned on the east end of North Avenue under a proposal introduced before Common Council members last week.
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The battle between Clemson and The Citadel didn't turn out to be much of a battle at all as The Citadel was handed a 92-51 defeat on Tuesday at Littlejohn Coliseum.
Clemson was a 22-point favorite in the win, and managed to turn a profit for their supporters.
Clemson got 21 points from Adonis Filer and another 13 points from Jordan Roper. Milton Jennings contributed 3 assists, while Josh Smith cleaned the glass with 5 rebounds.
The Citadel got a 13-point performance from Mike Groselle, who was supported by 11 points from Dylen Setzekorn. Marshall Harris III had 4 assists in a losing cause for The Citadel, while Stephen Elmore grabbed 5 rebounds.
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Has anyone written (or know of) a plugin that pushes new posts to Google Base?
Has anyone written (or know of) a plugin that pushes new posts to Google Base?
Hmmm.. It seems like it would be easy enough to do, but I've never fully understood Google Base. It seems too freeform to be particularly useful.
Anyway, it seems more geared toward sellers posting large lists of all the items they sell, mainly so that those items will show up in Google searches. I don't think it fits well with blog posts.
I mean, every Google Base item basically consists of:
-Name of the item (perhaps the title of the blog post?)
-URL to the item (permalink, obviously)
-Key/value pairs to describe the item.
You could come up with lots of key/values. Author, datetime, tags, categories, etc... But again, what's the benefit? I'm just not really feeling it.
They also want to have reviews loaded in, and since I have a movie review blog it would be one more way to find readers.
However, since its based on the GData API I think this is worthwhile as it will, in the not very long run, be the main way to interact with most of their services. Already Calendar and Blogger use it.
On a slightly related note, Google just added a pinger for their blogsearch today. It's a normal XML-RPC service, so you can use it by adding this URL to the Update Services list in Options->Writing: http://blogsearch.google.com/ping/RPC2
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