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The language of crisis is nothing new in higher educationfor years critics have raised alarms about rising tuition, compromised access, out of control costs, and a host of other issues. Yet, though those issues are still part of the current crisis, it is not the same as past ones. For the first time, disruptive technologies are at work in higher education. For most of their histories, traditional universities and colleges have had no serious competition except from institutions with similar operating models. Now, though, there are disruptive competitors offering online degrees. Many of these institutions operate as for-profit entities, emphasizing marketable degrees for working adults. Traditional colleges and universities have valuable qualities and capacities that can offset those disruptors' advantagesbut not for everyone who aspires to higher education, and not without real innovation. How can institutions of higher education think constructively and creatively about their response to impending disruption?
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I thought it was horridly putrid myself. I liquidated my 20,000 share position I've held for 10 years and bought Coca Cola stock. I will not be a shareholder of Pepsi with this insanity going on. I urge all PEP holders to sell and buy KO no matter how long you have owned the stock. Do it as a symbol of protest as I did
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Company: Devil's Film
Cast: Paulina (I), Aline (IV) (Trans), Karol, Shayenne
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Pretty much for hardcore transsexual fans only.
Oh, those trannies! They're at it again! Cum-sucking little whores that they are, the group that makes up Transsexual Prostitutes 28 fails to muster anything but the casual sigh from anyone but the hardcore transvestite porn fan.
Of the whole lot, Aline is the best looking, and the most apt, but even her scene, the first, is pretty run-of-the-mill TS stuff, some mutual oral, and then a doggie donging over the side of a bathtub. The rest is very uninspired, and makes one wonder whether or not these Prostitutes might not be able to stand a couple nights off.
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First received: June 13, 2012
Last updated: October 14, 2015
Last verified: October 2015
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|June 13, 2012
|Last Updated Date
|October 14, 2015
|Start Date ICMJE
|June 2012
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|March 2017 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Bone marrow blast percentage [ Time Frame: 28 days after treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Clinical activity will be defined as > 25% decrease in bone marrow blast counts at any evaluable time in the 28 day treatment window.
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Bone marrow blast percentage [ Time Frame: 28 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01620216 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Validation of an in Vitro Assay to Predict Targeted Therapies for Acute Leukemia Patients
|Official Title ICMJE
|A Phase II Pilot Study of Kinase Inhibition in Relapsed/Refractory Acute Leukemias: Using a Comprehensive in Vitro Kinase Inhibitor Panel to Select Individualized, Targeted Therapies.
|Brief Summary
|Patients with relapsed or refractory acute leukemias, including acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) and acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), have a dismal prognosis with conventional chemotherapy. The development of more effective and less toxic therapies will require the identification of the molecular abnormalities contributing to leukemogenesis and the identification of drugs that specifically block the activity of these lesions. The investigators hypothesize that aberrantly activated tyrosine kinase signaling pathways play a critical role in the pathogenesis of acute leukemia, and effective therapies will need to be determined on an individual patient basis. To address this need, the investigators have developed a small-molecule kinase inhibitor assay that can identify therapeutic targets in tyrosine kinase signaling pathways in primary acute leukemia samples and provide individualized therapeutic options. The goals of this project are to validate the role of a pre-clinical kinase inhibitor screen in predicting effective individualized therapies and to explore the molecular abnormalities underlying drug sensitivity. Accordingly, the first aim is to evaluate the efficacy of an in-vitro inhibitor sensitivity assay for prediction of clinically effective individualized/targeted therapies for acute leukemia patients in a single-arm phase II pilot trial enrolling 24 patients. Inclusion criteria will be limited to relapsed/refractory acute leukemia patients with in vitro sensitivity to one or more drugs in the inhibitor assay. The primary objective is to determine the clinical activity, defined as >25% decrease in bone marrow blast counts at 28 days after initiation of therapy. The second aim is to identify the genetic etiology underlying aberrantly activated tyrosine kinase pathways in leukemia samples from individual patients. The mechanism of activation will be explored using high-throughput sequence and expression profiling. By utilizing the investigators' pre-clinical assay to select individualized leukemia therapies, the investigators hope to create a platform upon which they can rapidly test the effectiveness of individualized kinase therapy and apply this information to enhance development of new drugs and new drug combinations in leukemia patients. It is also the investigators' hope to establish a paradigm in which patient-tailored therapies can be offered to all patients with cancer.
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|Phase 2
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|Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Intervention ICMJE
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|Experimental: Treatment
Patients treated with targeted kinase inhibitor selected by in vitro assay
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|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Estimated Enrollment ICMJE
|Estimated Completion Date
|March 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|March 2017 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|21 Years to 70 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|United States
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|Plan to Share Data
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|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|OHSU Knight Cancer Institute
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|OHSU Knight Cancer Institute
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|October 2015
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In a large cohort study, an association between recent daily aspirin use and lower-cancer mortality in the gastrointestinal tract (RR = 0.61; 95% CI, 0.47-0.78), liver (RR = 0.52; 95% CI, 0.30-0.93), and bladder (RR = 0.52; 95% CI, 0.28-0.97) were observed among the 100,139 analysis-eligible participants from the CPS II Nutrition Cohort established by the American Cancer Society in 1982. The analysis excluded participants who had a history of cancer in the baseline year or whose records contained incomplete information on aspirin use or smoking, and was based on follow-up questionnaires mailed to participants in 1997 (the baseline year for the analysis), 1999, 2001, and 2003. Mortality follow-up continued through Dec 31, 2008 via automated linkage to the National Death Index vital status and cause of death codes (ICD-10); death certificates were obtained for 99.3% of known deaths.[65]
The WHS, the largest randomized trial of aspirin to date (N = 39,876), found no reduction in the incidence of colon or other cancers during the 10-year active intervention. However, among women who voluntarily participated in extended follow-up (N = 33,682; 16,913 from the intervention group and 16,769 from the placebo group), there was a significant reduction in CRC incidence (HR = 0.58; 95% CI, 0.42-0.8, P < .001) with a median follow-up of 8 years. Calculated from the beginning of the intervention period through the extended follow-up (median, 18 years) an overall reduction in CRC incidence was observed for the WHS (HR = 0.80; 95% CI, 0.67-0.97; P = .021; P = .012 intervention period versus extended follow-up). During the intervention phase, women were randomly assigned to receive either an annual supply of aspirin (100 mg) or placebo, taken every other day. During the extended follow-up, the intervention was discontinued. Protocol compliance and medical incidences were tracked via identical annual questionnaires throughout the 18-year period. Medical record reviews by a panel of experts blinded to random assignment confirmed the endpoints reported. Whereas previously reported meta-analyses of randomized trials of daily aspirin use demonstrated a reduction in colon cancer incidence with extended follow-up, these findings from the WHS demonstrate a similar effect from aspirin taken every other day.[66]


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Fried Rice
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
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A good way to use up leftover plain rice and extra veggies that doesn't take too long. This is my favorite fried rice recipe.
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- 1 -2 tablespoon sesame oil
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1⁄2 inch gingerroot, minced
- 1⁄2 medium onion, diced
- 2 green onions, diced
- 1 carrot, diced
- 1⁄2 cup peas
- 1⁄2 cup corn
- 2 eggs, scrambled
- 4 cups cooked rice
- 1⁄3 cup soy sauce
- 1⁄4 cup rice vinegar
- 1 -1 1⁄2 tablespoon honey
- Scramble the eggs seperately and place aside for later.
- Mix the soy sauce, rice vinegar and honey in a bowl and set aside.
- Heat oil in the pan over medium heat, add garlic, ginger and onions
- When the onion browns, add the carrot, peas and corn.
- After the veggies get tender, add the scrambled eggs and toss around to coat in the oil.
- Add the rice, stir to break up any clumps and mix well with the veggies.
- After everything is nicely mixed, add the soy mixture and stir in well. Turn the heat up a little higher and cook for a few minutes for most of the vinegar to cook off.
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'Light From Darkness': Another Mass Shooting Rocks Wisconsin Suburbs
Within two months, two Wisconsin suburbs have been rocked by mass shootings.
What we know so far about yesterday's shooting in Brookfield, Wis., is that a 45-year-old man allegedly walked into Azana Salon & Spa and opened fire, killing three women and injuring four.
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports that the alleged shooter, Radcliffe F. Haughton, was found dead inside the spa. He apparently committed suicide.
ABC News reports that police believe the incident "is domestic violence related." In recent weeks, The New York Times reports, the dispute was documented in police reports and court orders.
It's not known whether Haughton's wife, who worked at the spa, was among those killed or injured.
What is clear, the Journal-Sentinel reports, is that the shooting brought back vivid memories of the mass shooting at a Sikh Temple in Oak Creek in August.
Last night, as news of the spa shooting spread, the paper reports, members of the temple held a candlelight vigil.
The Sikhs' calm and peace despite tragedy garnered national attention. As Mark reported at the time, for the Sikhs, "anger is not just futile, it's a sin."
During the vigil, the Sentinel reports, the Sikhs expressed that same sentiment.
"Light comes from darkness, and that's a way of healing when something tragic happens," Pardeep Kaleka, whose father was one of the six killed in temple shooting, said to the paper.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker issued a statement calling the shooting a "senseless" act of violence.
"Our state will stand with the victims and their families, and we will provide them with the law enforcement and community support they need to heal in the coming days," Walker said.
Update at 1:30 p.m. ET. Wife Among The Dead:
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"Medical examiner says wife of suspected gunman among 3 shot dead at suburban Milwaukee spa."
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The Westview Wolverines girls basketball team won Thursday's home tournament game against Fairfax by a score of 47-45.
(December 23, 2010: San Diego, CA 92129) In Thursday's non-league outing, the Westview Wolverines (San Diego, CA) basketball squad edged the visiting Fairfax Lions (Los Angeles, CA), by a count of 47-45.
The Wolverines (9-0) will now prepare for their outing against Eastlake (Chula Vista, CA). The Titans go into the non-league outing with a 8-3 record. In their last outing, Eastlake nipped San Pasqual (Escondido, CA), 39-28, in a non-league outing.
The Lions now hold a 8-3 record. They take the field next when they host Dobson for a non-league outing on Tuesday, December 28. Fairfax will encounter a Mustangs squad coming off a 64-61 league loss to Gilbert (Gilbert, AZ). The Mustangs record now stands at 7-4.


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Itâs all--out war as the Sith Empire unleashes its forces--and its secret weapons--on the rest of the galaxy. As Emperor--in--Exile Roan Fel loses ground against the Sith, he plots to use the enemyâs own devices against them--regardless of the cost in innocent lives.
Meanwhile, Cade Skywalker has a plan to draw out Darth Krayt for a showdown, a Sith spy within Felâs ranks is revealed, and Felâs own spy meets her fate!
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Leading scorer Arron Afflalo returned to Orlando's starting lineup in Friday night's 111-101 loss to Charlotte.
Afflalo had missed three straight games with a strained right foot but scored 24 points in 38 minutes in his return.
Orlando remains without starting center Nikola Vucevic, who missed his sixth consecutive game as he recovers from a concussion.
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Neighborhood birds killing birds?
My wife and I kind of thought we had seen everything that a urban neighborhood could offer. Until we saw a bird kill another bird. Frankly, it was an unexpected experience for us.
Here is what we saw: During an evening walk this week we hear two really distressed birds screaming as they flew right over our heads. They were about the size of sparrows (sorry, but I am a birdbrain when it comes to bird names). Directly behind these two fellows was a slightly larger bird that kind of looked like a small Falcon (it probably wasn't a Falcon; I am not sure what it was).
They were all flying at a very high mach-like speed. They passed about six feet over our heads and one of the two chased birds split off as they all were about to collide into the gable of my neighbor's house. The remaining little bird, and the larger one, hit the side of the house at nearly full force. There was blood splattered across the siding.
Without losing a beat, the bigger bird takes off with the little fellow clutched in his feet. After the short flight to the neighboring house's ridge cap, the larger bird stood proudly for a few moments. Then the bird started to roll the little guy like a fine cigar. Did this several times. The little fellow was silent at this point. After a minute, the larger bird flew off with his/her feathered meal.
Is this a regular way that birds get their meals? Or was there more to the story? Perhaps revenge for eating the wrong worm?
"Nature, red in tooth and claw."
Predators eat prey.
I've heard a "whump!!!!" and seen an explosion of feathers when a hawk smacked into a pigeon choosing one out of a flock.
And in the spring, it's common to see fairly large snakes dangling underneath hawks, on their way to provide dinner to the junior hawks.
And my cat ate the Easter Bunny, on Easter morning a few years back! Euuuuu!!!
I don't think that flying your prey into the side of a house is common practice, but they definitely do kill each other. Just the other day, a crow had a small bird (I'd guess a chickadee) pinned on the ground, and was going in for the kill. Luckily, a whole flock of chickadees drove the crow a way and the little victim was able to stagger away.
Squirrels are little killers too!
What is so surprising is that we had never seen a bird kill another bird in our little suburban neighborhood. Just the usual "get away from my nest" sort of chase is as nasty as we had ever seen. Until this feathered Big Mac attack.
I guess I should stick to the Discovery channel. At least I can click to another channel when the tough get rough!
From your description of the birds appearance, size, and behavior, probably the pursuer was an American Kestrel - they are only about 9-12" as adults - this is DLD's "Sparrow Hawk". The method of kill is likely not common as it was probably just chance - the kestrel would normally snatch the smaller bird in flight - but since the prey bird miscalculated and "augured" into the house - the kestrel got lucky and brought home a meal without having to chase the smaller bird any further.
I watched one of those "Chip & Dale" chipmunks escape from a raven.. at a busy traffic intersection. The raven was chasing the cute li'l thing all over the place, but some traffic distracted it enough for Chip to make it to safety.
Shrikes are really brutal. They like to impale their prey on sharp objects, like frogs, insects, and even other birds. I dream a day when ptarmigans start attacking and killing gyrfalcons, goshawks, foxes, lynxes, rats, rabbits, and hares.


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Things have been happening recently at SciLog, a manufacturer of automated liquid-handling equipment for protein purification.
In March the company moved to a larger building in Madison, WI. Then in August, it was acquired by Parker Hannifin, a global supplier of motion and control technologies.
According to Juliette Schick, Ph.D., CEO and president of SciLog, her company will allow Parker Hannifin to enhance its single-use capability by providing technologically advanced motion and control solutions. Dr. Schick adds that the company will continue to sell its own products, with SciLog's management team staying in place.
"[The acquisition agreement gives Scilog] access to global markets, distribution channels, and resources to maximize Scilog's single-use product offerings and patent positions," she says.
Juliette and Karl Schick started SciLog in 1990 in the basement of their home. Juliette, then a professor of business at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, performed an academic exercise that showed a need for laboratory liquid-handling equipment that could easily interface with printers, balances, sensors, and other devices.
Karl Schick, Ph.D., a biochemist and inventor, created the first automated liquid-handling instruments with user-friendly, embedded software.
"Back then, computers were DOS-based with limited memory, and instruments were difficult to interface. The idea of plug-and-play didn't even exist for lab equipment," says Juliette.
SciLog researchers wrote their own software to make lab equipment more productive and able to interface with printers, scales, and pressure sensors. The company's first customers were automated laboratories at universities that performed polymer synthesis and food sampling and preparation in test labs.
Today SciLog has three complementary product families—laboratory liquid-handling systems, GMP process-scale systems, and precalibrated, single-use sensors. SciLog's lab systems automate high precision, liquid-handling applications, such as metering, dispensing, protein purification, filtering, and testing.
In response to customer requests, these lab systems were scaled-up to accommodate larger flow rates and integrated devices for feedback loops and automation. The result is the SciFlex and SciPure product lines, used for GMP liquid handling.
The third main area is single-use precalibrated sensors.
"The biotech industry has embraced single-use technology. They want closed systems to minimize contamination risk," says Juliette.
SciLog offers disposable manifolds with sensors, tubing, connectors, bags, and filters that are gamma irradiated to insure sterility. In fact, the growth of single-use products spurred SciLog's move to larger offices in March, according to Juliette.
A key feature of SciLog's product philosophy is open architecture, which means customers can use filters, tubing, and other disposables made by various vendors. A number of other manufacturers of hardware and manifolds require customers to buy one type of filter, tubing, or bag.
"This doesn't give customers the freedom to choose a source. They are married to one vendor, and if that vendor cannot deliver, production schedules can be upset," Juliette points out, noting that open architecture eliminates supply chain risk and keeps production on schedule. Flexible open architecture design allows for the seamless addition and removal of components, and it offers an adaptable process flow design with plug-and-go operation, she adds.
Juliette emphasizes that SciLog listens closely to its customers to design new products and accessories. The SciLog Weigh Station uses a fluid handling platform that permits customers to fill or empty single-use bags gravimetrically.
"Some of our customers indicated that they wanted something more," says Juliette So SciLog developed multiple configurations with slide-in-place accessories, including filter holders, tubing holders, trays, and work platforms.
The Weigh Station platform supports multiple hanging bags and can be rolled around to easily move media from one location to another. When pumps are added, a complete, quantitatively monitored work station for single-use technology becomes available. "It's really caught on because of the versatility, mobility, small footprint, and accessories we added," says Juliette.
SciLog's products largely focus on downstream purification applications. Now a new product line, called MabTech, targets upstream processes. MabTech manages, automates, and documents bioreactor feeding and recirculation tasks. Some applications, like generating high density cell cultures, may take weeks or months, and MabTech performs these long-term tasks with high precision, according to Juliette.
"MabTech starts with a client's current cell culture systems, then enhances them. No major reinvestment is required to optimize what you have," she says.
Although not new, SciFlex and SciPure products are aggressively priced workhorses, which provide automation and documentation. When paired with SciLog's precalibrated, single-use manifolds, a mobile system with a compact footprint performs tangential flow filtration, normal flow filtration, and perfusions. A touch screen asks the operator questions specific to their process, and the answers given by the operator generate a flow path and programs that give complete process documentation for the user. "This is a device for process development and batch transfers," says Schick.
A receptionist answers all phone calls and connects callers to a SciLog expert. There are no phone trees to navigate. "We pride ourselves in rapid response times," explains Juliette.
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Find out more about events in Burgess Park.
Meet the architects and discuss the Burgess Park West plans for a cycling route, wildlife area, play area and redesigned Rust Square
Thursday 2 June 6.45 to 8pm at the Community Sports Centre, Coburg Road. All welcome
Chelsea Fringe : Find out more.
Sharing paths in Burgess Park
A new study has just been published about pedestrians sharing paths with cyclists in London. Burgess Park is one of the case studies. The report proposes that cyclists should be slowed down in the park and that the cycling spine should not go through Burgess Park. Read the results of the research.
Burgess Park West consultation meeting
Wednesday, 11 May, 18:30 to 19:30, Old Library, Wells Way, Burgess Park.
Southwark Council will present the latest proposals.
Plans and a survey will also be available online from 9 May to 5 June. More information about the consultation.
Meetings: First Tuesday of each month, at 7pm
All welcome from 7-9 pm, Burgess Park Community Sports Centre, 106 Cobourg Road, SE5 0JV.
No meeting on Tuesday, 3 May 2016.
Congratulations CK on your MBE!
CK Flash (Michael Pusey), has received an MBE for his services to youth work, which includes the Peckham BMX Club in Burgess Park more
Focus on cycling:
We invited representatives from the Council as well as from Living Streets and Southwark Cyclists to discuss future plans for cycling in Burgess Park.
FOBP want to see the proposed Southwark Spine cycle route go down Wells Way and for this route to be improved to benefit pedestrians crossing from one side of the park to the other as well as benefiting cyclists who need a safe, high quality cycle route.
Find out FOBP's view on cycling in Burgess Park.
Southwark Council's Burgess Park 2015 developments:
The council has agreed £6 million for further enhancement work to Burgess Park.
Further consultation late April early May 2016.
During summer 2015 the detailed plans for the Camberwell entrance and New Church Road will be consulted on. More details on Revitalisation and our responses to the latest plans for the park including underpass success and the proposed cycling spine route across Burgess Park. The new masterplan for the park will also be presented in the summer and this will respond to the early consultation and identify immediate priorities.
Passmore Edwards Library, wash & bath house
Latest developments on Identifying future use for the buildings on Wells Way to contribute to Burgess Park
Jowett Street park – completed
New planting, fencing and hedge and tree pruning have enhanced this small pocket park along the Surrey Canal Walk. FOBP raised funds for this from Southwark Council and the Mayor of London pocket parks. A number of events took place including bulb and hedge planting, find out more about the Friends' Jowett Street park project.
Bridge to Nowhere history project – completed
The Bridge to Nowhere heritage project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund involved loads of people to learn more about the history and heritage of Burgess Park. The project included the Wells Way underpass artwork – a reminder of the main feature of the area which lead to the creation of the park – the Grand Surrey Canal. And we have launched the new Burgess Park Heritage Trail. Look out for the blue plaques around the park.


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Recently, I have been working on a CredentialProvider in order to unlock automatically (the trigger can be any event, so let's say the end of a timer) a Windows Vista (or more recent version) user session.
For that I read some useful articles on the subject, the change between GINA and this new architecture. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163489.aspx.
I think, like everyone in the process of creating a custom CredentialProvider, I didn't start from scratch but from the sample code provided by Microsoft. And then I tried to change the behaviour (things like logging) in the different functions.
So in the end I can use the custom CredentialProvider, enter the SetUsageScenario methods but still I cannot reach the Set or GetSerialization method. From what I've understood in the technical documentation on CredentialProvider (still provided by Microsoft) theses two methods should be called automatically. Is there something I missed ?
Also, my original idea was to get an authentication package using Kerberos in order to perform an implicit user authentication. I got this idea by seeking information on other SO or MSDN threads like
Is this approach the good one ?
Thank you very much for your time answering my questions. Any clarifications are welcomed, even if they don't directly resolve my problems :-)


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Bodman: I never talked to W about cap & trade!
I was watching the grilling by Jay Inslee (D-WA) of Energy Secretary Bodman this morning at the House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on the "Department of Energy's Fiscal Year 2009 Budget Proposal."
And Inslee got Bodman to say, "I haven't talked to the president about cap-and-trade." [I'm guessing their conversations are more like — Bodman: "How 'bout them Giants?" Bush: "Turd-Blossom? What are you doing here?"]
Inslee was amazed, but it is hard to be surprised by anything this administration does or doesn't do — Samuel Nevergen' Bodman included.
Strangely, Bodman's defense of our do-nothing policy vis-a-vis the Chinese is that he spent many years trying to negotiate with them on currency and he concluded:
There is no leverage with the Chinese. The only leverage is what we are willing to do.
I wrote it down, and believe that is the verbatim quote. But it would seem to me that's an argument for us actually doing something! And in any case the Chinese clearly see little benefit to themselves from raising the value of their currency vs. the dollar — whereas I hope they see some benefit to themselves from avoiding catastrophic global warming. If not, the planet is toast.
That said, if you were China and saw the U.S. doing nothing to reduce emissions, and in fact had been lobbied behind the scenes heavily for seven years by senior U.S. officials who were telling you 1) climate change isn't serious, 2) the U.S. wasn't going to do anything while Bush was President, and, 3) by the way, we'd really like your help in subverting the entire international negotiating process — well, gosh, big surprise that "there is no leverage with the Chinese."
When will this long national nightmare end???
3 Responses to Bodman: I never talked to W about cap & trade!
I know the Bush administration doesn't believe in leadership by example. If we take the lead on climate change we can certainly the Chinese are more likely to follow. The quote "There is no leverage with the Chinese. The only leverage is what we are willing to do." you list is so telling. Leadership by Example is certainly lacking in the Bush administration. Of course blaming the Chinese is just another Bush Administration stall tactic.
I'm not surprised that Sec. Bodman and Pres. Bush never talked about cap and trade. It was never in the consideration of this administration to do anything about global warming.
Somewhat the same thing happened with the decision to invade Iraq that this administration made. From what I have read, there was never a time in the administration when they asked whether they should do it, it was a forgone conclusion that it was going to happen.
Politics for some is not about reality of what happens, but the reality of popularity, public opinion and elections. Richard Feynman, a Physicist who was on the first space shuttle failure inquest board, said that we can't fool nature, what will happen will happen irregardless of our public relations. Not such a earth shattering comment, but in politics to a large degree, it doesn't matter what the reality is, it only matters what the public relations are. As long as such large numbers of people don't think that global warming is a problem, we'll have this problem for a long time.
When will this long national nightmare end???
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"There's something playful and ominous about Sultan's sound, a gentle creepiness which manages to perfectly encapsulate the whirr of teenagerdom" – Pitchfork
Mark Sultan aka BBQ just announced a North American tour starting next month. He's also debuting "Believe Me," a new song set to come out on a 45′ via Chompazoid Records in the upcoming months.
Sultan started with the unfortunate moniker (BBQ) in 2000, playing shows as a one-man band at parties and for friends, releasing a few 45s and a couple of LPs in the US and in Europe. And then he formed 'The King Khan & BBQ Show' with pal King Khan in 2003. A few years later, he reverted back to the name Mark Sultan to cut records on In The Red Records. It was a way to make 'full band' sounds without misleading fans.
'BBQ' is the one-man band format with which he has toured for years. The new album ('Mark Sultan') is his first real one-man band LP since 2005's 'Tie Your Noose' on legendary Bomp! Records. Recorded in late 2014, it's a real rock n roll exploration of the garage sounds of his youth, done live off the floor in 1-2 takes each song. The lyrics are as primitive as the music, and there are no solos (add your own!). No filler.
Tickets $6-10 in advance at http://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1221489/
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Started in the UK in 2010, every month CAS selects a seminal album and listening parties are held in cities around the world utilizing audiophile-quality equipment. The Miami edition debuted in June to a standing-room only crowd there to hear The Smith's album The Queen Is Dead like they never had before.
This month's album is Massive Attack's 1998 downtempo classic Mezzanine.
July's Audio Menu: Audio Note T1 Turntable Audio Note 1Q1 cartridge Audio Note M2 Phono Preamplifier Audio Note Conqueror SET Amplifier Deja Vu Audio Custom Genoa Vintage Speakers Audio Note Lexus Cables
Complimentary beer with ticket courtesy of PBR, and free pizza!
Tickets will be $8 cash at the door.
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A local business showcase, a unique art and crafts bazaar, FREE beer, DIY kid's activities, 15 food trucks and fantastic indie rock and roll will fill the atmosphere at the corner of Margate Boulevard and 441 during the second annual Margate Under the Moon event series. Admission, parking and beer are free! The events take place on the second Saturday of the months August – November 2016 from 5PM to 10PM!
Critically acclaimed singer/songwriter/musician Ray LaMontagne returns to the intimate Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater Saturday, August 13th, 2016 / 8PM. Tickets go on sale Saturday, March 4th at 10AM
Swedish black metal masters MARDUK return to The Culture Room on Sept 2nd. The most blasphemous band in the world begins their tour here in South Florida and brought fellow satanists ROTTING CHRIST, CARACH ANGREN and NECRONOMICON.
Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist JULIETA VENEGAS performs live at the Fillmore Miami Beach! Tickets on sale now at http://concerts.livenation.com/event/0D0050C2E8C8A983
ONE MORE TIME WITH FEELING will be the first ever opportunity anyone will have to hear Skeleton Tree, the sixteenth studio album from Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds!
Get your tickets now at http://bit.ly/nickcavemiami
The film will screen in cinemas across the world on September 8th 2016, immediately prior to the release of Skeleton Tree the following day. Originally a performance based concept, ONE MORE TIME WITH FEELING evolved into something much more significant as Andrew Dominik (KILLING THEM SOFTLY) delved into the tragic backdrop of the writing and recording of the album. Interwoven throughout the Bad Seeds' filmed performance of the new album are interviews and footage shot by Dominik, accompanied by Cave's narration and improvised rumination. Filmed in black-and-white and color, in both 3D and 2D, the result is fragile, raw and a true testament to an artist trying to find his way through the darkness.
A local business showcase, a unique art and crafts bazaar, FREE beer, DIY kid's activities, 15 food trucks and fantastic indie rock and roll will fill the atmosphere at the corner of Margate Boulevard and 441 during the second annual Margate Under the Moon event series. Admission, parking and beer are free! The events take place on the second Saturday of the months August – November 2016 from 5PM to 10PM!
With a steady evolution from their early days as a speed metal band to their current, renowned musical alchemy of glory, drama, and grandiosity, Germany's Blind Guardian have long since made their mark as the world's definitive melodic/progressive rock band. Called everything from heavy metal bards to modern-day minstrels, Blind Guardian possess the ability to transport their legions of fans to new landscapes with their majestic songwriting, fantastically themed lyrics, and their meticulous, emotion-packed music.
Kanye West embarks on his first tour in three years to promote his newest record "The Life of Pablo". The SAINT PABLO TOUR will stop at the American Airlines Arena on Friday Sept 16th. Tickets are available online.
The legendary guitar driven jamband, Gov't Mule comes to the intimate Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater Sunday, September 25th, 2016 / 8PM. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 22nd at Noon.
Rock torchbearers Gov't Mule are celebrating their 20th anniversary with an extensive tour and a series of dynamic live archival releases that highlight the group's versatility and epic, fearless live performances. The deep chemistry and steely confidence shared by the quartet allow them to tackle any form of music and stamp it their own while remaining true to the spirit and intent of the original. This can of course be heard any time guitarist-singer Warren Haynes, drummer Matt Abts, bassist Jorgen Carlsson and multi-instrumentalist Danny Louis take the stage. No two Gov't Mule shows are alike, as the band draws on the more than 300 songs in their repertoire to create a unique experience each and every time. Their steadily expanding fan base knows that the Mulealways has something special waiting for them. Expect the unexpected.
With special guests TBA. Tickets go on sale Friday 7/15 at 10am at http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0D0050E81271B03D
PROPHETS OF RAGE (The politically charged supergroup featuring Chuck D, B-Real and members of Rage Against The Machiene) invade the Perfect Vodka Amphithearte on Sunday October 2nd. Their recent sets have been including hits from all their respective band's back catalogs, but I would bet they will have some new material ready to ensure that America will rage once again. Dangerous music for dangerous times indeed. Get your tickets here.
The thinking man's punk Henry Rollins will be doing a spoken word set at the Broward Center for the Preforming Arts on Thursday Oct 6. Tickets are available online.
The first day of 2016's III Points festival features LCD SOUNDSYSTEM, DIXON, ONEOHTRIX POINT NEVER, DANNY DAZE, KINK (LIVE), MACHINEDRUM (LIVE), SOPHIE (LIVE), CHROME SPARKS (LIVE), SATORI (LIVE), BEHROUZ, ARTHUR BAKER, MUSEUM OF LOVE, VIKEN ARMAN, PSYCHIC MIRRORS, JULIO VICTORIA, OTTO VON SCHIRACH, PATRICK M, WILL BUCK, RAT BASTARD, JEREMY ISMAEL, MILLIONYOUNG, LEMURIAN, INDIGOCHILDRICK, ATOM YARD, PAZMAL, FNDR, PHAXAS, AARON LEBOS REALITY, KODIAK FUR, TWELVE'LEN, NII TEI, JOHN HANCOCK III, TONY DISCO, JPORT, FUDAKOCHI, and OLY. Tickets are available at Sweat Records and online at iiipoints.com
A local business showcase, a unique art and crafts bazaar, FREE beer, DIY kid's activities, 15 food trucks and fantastic indie rock and roll will fill the atmosphere at the corner of Margate Boulevard and 441 during the second annual Margate Under the Moon event series. Admission, parking and beer are free! The events take place on the second Saturday of the months August – November 2016 from 5PM to 10PM!
The second day of 2016's III Points festival includes THIEVERY CORPORATION, METHOD MAN & REDMAN, DIIV, BLACK COFFEE, TA-KU (LIVE), MAYA JANE COLES, DUSKY, DJ TENNIS, THEE OH SEES, BEN UFO, JUNIOR BOYS, LITTLE SIMZ, LAPALUX, LEON VYNEHALL, AMTRAC, POORGRRRL, LAZARO CASANOVA, MR BROWN, STEVEN A. CLARK, JESSE PEREZ, DEAF POETS, VINILOVERSUS, DURANTE, VIRGO, SANTIAGO CABALLERO, LE SPAM, GREY 8s, DUDE SKYWALKER, LAURA OF MIAMI, KILLMAMA, TWYN, PIRATE STEREO, SENF & MADRIGAL, BEACH DAY, SNDNGCHLLZ, ENNIO SKOTO, ASCENDANTS, KUMI, NSR, JBZ, and BAEZ.
The third and final day of 2016's III Points festival features M83, FLYING LOTUS (DJ), FLIGHT FACILITIES, EARLY SWEATSHIRT, DJ KOZE, ANDY STOTT, PANTHA DU PRINCE, DENZEL CURRY, JACQUES GREENE, CRAZE, JESSY LANZA, ESTA, FATIMA YAMAHA (LIVE), DAWN OF MIDI, JOE KAY, HELADO NEGRO, THE WHOOLIGAN, BRIKA, UCHI, DZA, BLKKMORRIS, TELESCOPE THIEVES, PLASTIC PINKS, POSHSTRONAUT, AUSTIN PAUL, HOLLY HUNT, NICK LEON, NIKO JAVAN, NURI, BEDSIDE, TERENCE TABEAU, DIEGO ANDRES, SUNGHOSTS, WILL RENUART, SEAN DRAKE, DSAN, DIM PAST, PROBLEM KIDS, BYRDIPOP, PARROT JUNGLE 95, WASTELANDS, LOLO, KAZOOTS, TRUE VINE, OXNYLIA, JUN ILL, LTENGHT, and COG NOMEN.
In the two short years since their debut album was cooked up in front man Caleb Shomo's basement, BEARTOOTH has catapulted into heavy music's stratosphere. "The Lines," "Beaten in Lips," "In Between," and "Body Bag" collected over 10 million views on YouTube, as BEARTOOTH trekked around the globe with Slipknot, Pierce The Veil, Bring Me The Horizon, Sleeping With Sirens, Reading & Leeds, Download Festival and the Vans Warped Tour.
BEARTOOTH has as much in common with stomping metalcore as old-school punk, vintage screamo, and harder edged pop punk, with a bit of cinematic extravagance.
UK indie rock quintet FOALS perform live at Revolution with opening acts Bear Hands and Kiev. Tickets available for $23.50 in advance, $25 day of show. All ages welcome.
ALESSIA CARA brings her uniquely soulful sound to the intimate Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater Tuesday, October 28th, 2016 at 7:30PM.
There's a new breed of pop star seizing hold of the world's airwaves and online — more accurately, a conscious pop star who's set to subversively top charts and sway hearts and minds. This enigma embodied is 18-year-old Canadian-Italian Alessia Cara, who's riding the refrains of her ironic anthem, "Here" which garnered over 500,000 total streams in its first week, a resounding praise for its freshness and insight. Powerful stuff from a teenage voice; in fact, that's powerful stuff from anyone who's ever put pen to pad in name of art. And Alessia's mature pen game is matched by her larger than life voice; she's dazzlingly chameleon like, boasting the kind of versatility that makes Rihanna such a force. In short, Alessia has cause to be confident. But she's still the bashful, small town girl even in the big city. "I want my music to be cool and reflective of my influences — Drake, Amy Winehouse, Ed Sheeran — but still new," she explains. "I didn't expect everything to feel so natural and organic. And I can't believe how quickly it's going." Alessia is equal parts fresh face, old soul, newcomer, and lifer. She's going, quickly. Now it's up to the rest of the world to catch up and catch on.
Australian songstress Sia has announced her first tour in 5 years. Miguel and AlunaGeorge will open on The Nostalgic For The Present, and it stops at The BB&T Center on Saturday, October 29th. Tickets are available online.
Swedish occult rockers GHOST have announced the "Popestar" U.S. headlining tour. Tickets for these dates will be available for purchase beginning Friday, June 17 at 10:00 a.m. local time. Tickets purchased for select shows will include a digital download of new music that will be made available the day their fall rituals begin. Check out Ghost-Official.com for participating dates and details.
LA indie soul revivalists FITZ & THE TANTRUMS return to South Florida! Tickets are $29.50 in advance, $32 day of show via http://www.jointherevolution.net/2016/11/fitz-tantrums/
FloriDadaians rejoice: Animal Collective have added another leg to their 2016 tour, and will play at The Fillmore on Nov 10th. Tickets are available online.
A local business showcase, a unique art and crafts bazaar, FREE beer, DIY kid's activities, 15 food trucks and fantastic indie rock and roll will fill the atmosphere at the corner of Margate Boulevard and 441 during the second annual Margate Under the Moon event series. Admission, parking and beer are free! The events take place on the second Saturday of the months August – November 2016 from 5PM to 10PM!
Even as they've been embraced by the mainstream, Tegan and Sara consciously operate to the left of popular culture – their lyrical and social wisdom comes from an outside vantage looking in. Paradoxically, the essential message that underpins their worldview and identity is inclusion. Their latest effort, Love You To Death, featuring the first single "Boyfriend," will be released this June. Pre sales for the show begin on April 29th, and can be purchased online.
Renowned Electronic Pop Duo The Pet Shop Boys come to the intimate Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater Wednesday, November 16th, 2016 / 9PM. Tickets go on sale Friday, May 13th at 10AM.
The Pet Shop Boys have sold more than 50 million records worldwide and are listed as the most successful duo in UK music history by The Guinness Book of Records. Three-time Brit Award winners and six-time Grammy nominees, since 1985 they have achieved forty-two Top 30 singles and 22 Top 10 hits in the UK Singles Chart, including four UK number ones: "West End Girls" (also number one on the US Billboard Hot 100), "It's a Sin", an acclaimed cover of "Always on My Mind" and "Heart". Other hit songs include a remake of "Go West", "Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)" (satire of Thatcherism) and "What Have I Done to Deserve This?" in a duet with Dusty Springfield. The Pet Shop Boys have also received a Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music.
General Admission tickets for The Pet Shop Boys, Wednesday, November 16th, 2016 / 9PM are $49.50 in advance and $55.00 day of show. They go on sale Friday, May 13th / 10AM at LiveNation.com or charge by phone 800-745-3000 and at the Fillmore Box Office during normal business hours (Mon. – Fri., 11AM – 6PM and during show days). A limited number of Reserved Seat tickets are also available for $64.50.
Prog kingpin Steven Wilson is will be coming to The Culture Room on November 20th. Tickets available online.
Jacksonville based quintet Yellowcard are calling it quits after the release of their new self-titled record and a final world tour. They come to Revolution Live on November 20th with Like Torches and Dryjacket. Tickets go on sale June 29th.
British metalcore troupe ASKING ALEXANDRIA are coming to Revolution Live on November 21 with a whole slew of breakdowns and chugs. This massive bill also includes Born of Osiris, I See Stars, After the Burial, Upon a Burning Body and Bad Omens. Tickets go on sale Friday July 22nd.
Prog rock kings moe. kick off the Jam Cruise 2017 with a pre cruise jam at Revolution Live on January 19th. Tickets go on sale at livenation.com on May 3rd.
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Thursday, 9/8 @ O Cinema Wynwood: Sweat Records + O Cinema are extremely proud to present the official Miami one-night-only experience of NICK CAVE: ONE MORE TIME WITH FEELING. The film will screen in cinemas across the world on September 8th 2016, immediately prior to the release of Cave's 16th studio album Skeleton Tree the following day. Tickets are available at http://bit.ly/nickcavemiami.


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Cheery like someone laughing with teeth grinding
As for the vocals, I like the hint of adolescence I hear in it. Kind of reminds me of that title song on one of the Pierce Brosnan Bond movies. It was Tomorrow Never Dies, I think. The piano reminds me of Kate Bush. 5/5
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Interesting sound. vocals and song to light to understand. might try to sharpen the sound. melody and vocals go well together. I can certainly see a remix later with extended lyrics and perhaps a bass line of some kind.


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The IUP SBDC helped reorganize the guide into a much more user-friendly document that will be easier to navigate for both start-up and existing businesses. The new guide separates content into five chapters, as shown below, and uses icons to direct the reader to exactly the content that is relevant to them.
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New PlayStation Move footage has arrived on the internet, showing gameplay from both Resident Evil 5 and SOCOM 4.
The first title, SOCOM 4 will be released as a Move compatible game and has been built with the Move controls in mind. Users will also have the option of using the standard DualShock controllers if they wish.
Resident Evil 5 will receive a patch via DLC, allowing for Move to become compatible with the game. It will allow players to mix and match controls, therefore when playing co-op one person can use move, and the other if preferred, can use the standard controls.
PlayStation Move is out in September.
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On Mac OS X, JButtons render differently based on what you put in them. The buttons on the table header look like rounded Aqua buttons normally and they change shape when you put the up/down arrow icons in them. You tell the button to take a hint and render the same way every time. Hopefully another benefit will be that I get to see more text in the header using the "square" hint.
Here are the available hints from Apple. The Sun Swing docs indicate that if a platform doesn't understand a hint it ignores it, so I think it's safe without having to resort to OS detection.
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Wilson was sent off for denying a goalscoring opportunity when Rangers won the 2010 final against St Mirren and was automatically suspended for his next game in the competition.
Wilson signed for Liverpool three months later before Rangers began the defence of their trophy and left without serving the suspension.
He returned to Scotland this month on a loan deal and made his second Hearts appearance as John McGlynn's side beat Inverness on penalties at Easter Road to reach the Scottish Communities League Cup final.
An Inverness statement read: "We have spoken to the SFA disciplinary committee who have confirmed that Danny was eligible to play on Saturday.
"This was checked out by Hearts and the SPL prior to Saturday's game. There was no notice of suspension accompanying his registration paperwork when he returned from Liverpool FC."
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Go to bed, Tao Lin. Cole Styker, author of Epic Win for Anonymous: How 4Chan's Army Conquered the Web interviews and considers Tao Lin and 'trollgaze'. [more inside]
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Founded in 2004 as a place to catalog LiveJournal drama rejected from Wikipedia, Encyclopedia Dramatica rapidly became the premier site on the web for all manner of lulz. Intended "in the spirit of Ambrose Bierce's The Devil's Dictionary," ED grew into a sprawling crowdsourced compendium of memes, subcultures, communities, personalities, and the endless feuds and controversies spawned by 4chan and other anonymous imageboards. While comprehensive, the site developed a reputation for nastiness -- full of "ironic" (?) racism, gratuitous porn, organized attacks on other sites, and disturbingly thorough dossiers on perceived enemies, all dripping with vicious snark (just check out their entry on MetaFilter). But now, after more than six years, it appears the troll has become the trolled. Founder Sherrod "Girlvinyl" DeGrippo, allegedly disillusioned by the site's legal woes and nihilistic trajectory, has permanently shuttered the site and replaced it with OhInternet, a slicker, cleaner, Web 2.0 effort modeled after more respectable internet guides like Know Your Meme (which recently sold to Cheezburger Networks for a cool $N million, discussed here). Backups and mirrors abound, but as for the source? Pool's closed... forever.
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