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Skip to comments.Ibuprofen Can Double Risk Of Heart Attack, Says Medical Study
Posted on 06/01/2006 6:35:06 PM PDT by blam
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OK, so don't take them in high doses.
Take two aspirin instead.
One might suspect that those taking these at high dose levels already have some fairly severe health issues.
I'm curious how they define 'high doses.' I didn't see it specified in the article.
I guess I better stop taking double the recommended dose of Advil (for a broken ankle) until I get the results of yesterday's Nuclear Stress Test, eh?
I only took one VIOXX a day.
I eat 8 or more Ibuprofen to take it's place.
The VIOXX worked much, much better.
At least let me die with less pain.
Well, isn't that special. I practically live on those things. I didn't want to take narcotics all the time because of that danger, so now the alternative is going to kill me. LOL So, what are we supposed to do for the pain?
They found that there were three more heart attacks per 1,000 people every year in those who did not already have heart disease but who were taking COX-2 inhibitors or NSAIDs.
Without ibuprophen many people would have no quality of life, so what's a .3 percent increase in yearly risk to someone with pain? I don't think this will deter many ibuprophen takers.
When you read the side effects on any drug, OTC or Rx, there are always risks.
Isn't it funny that they don't mention what a "high dose" is. So, I will assume that they mean taking over 400 capsules in a 24 hour period and therefore I will continue to use ibuprofen.
Without ibuprofen I'd have ceased being functional four or five years ago. I'll take my chances.
Funded by the makers of Tylenol?
(That's a joke people, a joke. lol)
Seriously, what IS a high dose? 10? 16? with beer? wine? tell me! I take them all day long. Figure my liver or kidneys will give out first. Heart attack will only finish things off.
Vioxx worked great. Then Factor Five forced me into giving it up. Now I'm stuck with Celebrex and Lyrica.
Someday they're going to come up with the perfect painkiller (besides death) that doesn't make your rational thoughts sprout purple mushrooms. Then the drug addicts will figure out some new use for it and get it banned.
There are days I feel seriously screwed.
Our results indicated that high dose ibuprofen (800 mg three times daily) and high dose diclofenac (75 mg twice daily) were each associated with an increased risk of vascular events ...That's twice the maximum warning on the label ("Do not excced 6 tablets [200 mg each] in one day") or equal to 12 maximum strength tablets a day.
The sky is falling.
Have no fear, in a couple of years a different bunch of "researchers" will state that Ibuprofen prevents heart attacks.
800 mg, three times a day, is a prescription dose (at least that's what I've been Rx'd after surgery.)
I take that much some days, and other days I take none. All depends on the pain level.
Tylenol will kill your liver, ibuprophen will give you a heart attack...well, you gotta go some way, so why not go out pain-free, LOL.
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You know what? Practically everything kills you.
No food is 100% safe, no drug, no substance is without adverse circumstances in at least some obscure scenario.
Frankly, the human body doesn't work forever. And that's pretty much not going to change.
Take the danged narcotics.
This is a load of BS. Heroin = Bad, Oxycontin = Good. The only things that makes Oxy "good" are the facts that it is made by a legitimized drug company from synthetic substances to EXACTLY mimic the effects of Heroin.
Nothing inherently wrong with either drug. Heroin would be fine, as long as its purity is assured and the patients can get enough of it as tolerance builds. Don't think for one minute you can't develop tolerance/addiction problems with ANY synthetic opiate. Better to be a FUNCTIONING addict than debilitated by pain.
Thanks, I feel so much better now knowing I AM taking the high dosage. lol
Don't you know? Suffering is good for you!
800mg three times a day is what you get prescribed after a minor surgery to take for a week or longer.
ping for later
The exception is acetaminophen (paracetamol), commonly known as Tylenol -- which should be the pain-reliever of first resort because of its much lower incidence of negative side-effects.
In fact, the drug makers have caused it to be overlooked in favor of much more expensive medications and often claim that it isn't much more than a placebo -- because of the absence of negative side-effects.
While as effective in providing pain relief to the receptors in the brain, they are not as effective anti-inflammatories, which can be addressed separately by inflammation reducing movements. The worst thing about the NSAIDS and COX-2 inhibitors is the propensity to produce gastric upset and thus keeping the body always stressed out by those concerns.
Hey, I've already had the heart attack - so I use wine. Pain free and smiling, at least in the evenings!
More LOL!!!
The only time liver damage seems to have occurred is because of suicical high dosages for the deliberate purpose of producing death in this manner.
Tht's like forcing the rats to consume 1,000 diet soft drinks daily to see if they will have bladder irritation -- and then extrapolating an increased probility of cancers from saccharine.
That was my wife's experience too.
You are giving very dangerous and incorrect information (Hope you are not a salesperson for J & J and Tylenol). Tylenol, known as paracetamol in most of the world, and as acetaminophen in the USA, is indeed, less damaging to the stomach than NSAIDS. However, it can be very dangerous to the liver, particularly in combination with alcohol. And when taken in a overdose, unlike aspirin, is almost always fatal. More children now die from accidental Tylenol poisoning,by far, than from aspirin overdose. So folks, please keep those bottles of Tylenol away from your children and grandchildren.
Two aspirin will do me in - I can only take willow bark caps - which has the active ingredient in aspirin, but still contains the buffers that nature built in - and I have no problem.
I also have good luck with homeopathic anti-inflammatories
This comment was made to someone I know regarding narcotics: "so what's worse? the pain or the constipation?"
It should also be noted that chronic pain also carries physical risk factors, not just discomfort. Elevated blood pressure for one. So, it seems to me, that one should wonder what other risk factors are already present in the population that has the need to use high doses of NSAIDs in the first place.
* Disclaimer: Don't take whole bottles of acetaminophen to kill yourself!
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Thanks. But I will continue to take it whenever and how many I want.
Tell your docter you want to stop that if your are on it as an anti-inflammatory.
Voltaren is the most powerful anti-inflammatory pill you can get (sodium diclofenac). It works for me with only 2 each 75mg pills for a day. Neck, back, leg pains go away with only one pill.
Tramadol is Ultracet for pain at 375 mg each. It is more effective for pain than Darvocet or Vicodin. Non-opiate and non-addictive.
I used opiates for a longer time than I should because of injuries and discovered these two are all I need before I realized I needed them no more. Try them. Tell your doctor to order these chemicals for you. I have bad disks. You can't take aspirin or ibuprofin with these.
Not trolling your thread, but I'm so sick of this endless litany of 'medical Studies'. I hear about them daily, sometimes multiple times, and they begin contradicting each other eventually. It's all white noise to me.
Just take this for aches and pains instead. It's probably not as bad for you as allot of the other junk that's out there lol.
Okay, define "high doses".
Ibuprofen may prevent Alzheimer's. And generally, anti-inflammatories should have health benefits. High doses of aspirin (too high to be tolerable), would probably cure type 2 diabetes.
Stole my line!
A year ago I was taking 6-8 325mg aspirin per day.....today I'm taking NONE....or one a week.....some people could benefit from FISH OIL.....it's an anti-inflammatory. But, you have to take substantial amounts daily.....course, the bio-identical hormones have helped a lot too, I think....and maybe the thyroid med...which I'm weaning off of....there are OTHER ways to deal with pain that is not caused by a specific incident injury.
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George Ralph Mrkonic (born December 17, 1929 in McKeesport, Pennsylvania) is a former American football offensive tackle in the National Football League for the Philadelphia Eagles. He also played in the Canadian Football League for the BC Lions.
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Mrkonic played college football at the University of Kansas from 1950 to 1952. During that period, the Jayhawks had a 21-9 record.[1] They finished 8-2 in 1951, the year he was selected as an All-American. Mrkonic was selected on the all-conference team in 1950 and 1951. He was also the punter for the Jayhawks, and led Kansas in punting stats in 1951.[1]
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Mrkonic was drafted in the fourth round (45th overall) in the 1953 NFL Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles and played ten games with them that season. In 1956 he tried the Canadian Football League, playing only one game with the BC Lions.[1] He later retired and moved to Shawnee Mission Kansas, where he lived with his wife Ruth. He had six grandchildren.
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In many ways, Yalo is the very definition of a "haunting novel." For the images, the complex characters, the circular way the story is told, the reflections on torture and truth . . . It is a lasting book that will stay in reader's minds long after they've finished it.
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Yalo, the tenth novel by Lebanese writer Elias Khoury, is such a book. Published in Arabic in 2002 and now available in a translation by Peter Theroux, Yalo is set in 1993 and revolves around a single consciousness unable to make sense of itself or its surroundings. Its opening sentence is "Yalo did not understand what was happening," and its closing line is "And if I don't find the end of the story, how will I be able to write it?" In between lies a work that is both one story and several, perpetually revised under the torque of history, memory, desire, fear, understanding and loathing.
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Necessarily thicker than most of Khoury's works, Yalo bears more scrutiny and re-readings than his other novels and in this literary masterpiece, translator Peter Theroux has achieved something exceptional. More than anything else, it is about the conflicts of identity and language in a region rife with upheaval and refugees. From his grandfather, Yalo inherited a complex culture, a legacy of statelessness found in the blending of Kurdish Islam and Lebanese Christianity. This blending of cultures includes an array of languages—Arabic, Syriac, Kurdish—all of which Theroux manages to convey without artifice and in impressive English. All of the alienation of tongues since the Tower of Babel is borne through startlingly clear prose. Yalo's total estrangement may be the most successful of Khoury's evocations and it is a constant theme in Yalo's life. He is a haunted man and a man trapped in a crisis of intangible memory and identity. It's more than the story of Yalo's arrest, it's more than the story of his imprisonment or his rapes and thefts. It's the story of the entrapment of every character, from his lovesick mother to his grandfather the cohno, the priest. They are trapped as we are trapped—trapped in consciousness, trapped by mortality, trapped in a world that is not and cannot be objective.
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In light of the sexual harassment allegations facing Wisconsin Assembly Majority Leader Bill Kramer, I am imploring that government bodies on both sides of the aisle take a long, hard look at their elected leadership to decide if they are appropriately suited for the job. This is not a partisan problem, nor is it necessarily a gender problem - it is not even solely a political problem. Sexual harassment on a grand scale is a problem having to do with respect. In the political field, in leadership positions, it is a problem of both respect and responsibility.
It baffles me that back in September, when the vote took place to elect a new majority leader, Rep. Chris Kapenga raised questions regarding Kramer's behavior and these were apparently ignored. Kapenga stated during an Assembly GOP caucus meeting, "We can't have sexual innuendos. We can't have bad language in the public. …I do have those concerns with Bill." The Assembly should take responsibility for overlooking those concerns.
In a field that is heavily dominated by men (in 2010, 71.4 percent of all faculty members in the political science field were male - not to mention that the Wisconsin State Assembly is somewhat of a boys' club itself), incidents such as the one between Rep. Kramer and the two women accusing him of harassment in DC simply cannot be tolerated.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and the rest of the Republicans in the Assembly are ultimately doing the right thing in voting to remove Kramer as the majority leader. The next issue that should be addressed is whether Kramer is fit to serve the public office altogether. Sexual harassment is something that should not be tolerated in any field, and it is particularly important that our elected officials be held to the highest standards of respect toward others as part of their representational duties.]]>
I have been raised my whole life to aspire to reach my highest professional potential. I was taught that my future, my career, and my life should be my number one priority - marriage and a family come later. That does not mean that someday I do not aspire to attain those things, and someday, those things may even take priority over the professional life I have built for myself.
If and when that day comes, I fully intend to take the maternity leave that my job offers to me. If I become a mother, I would want to spend as much time with my child as possible before going back to work, and that is a choice - which is a key word here - that I would make. Most jobs in the US do not offer paid paternity leave (only 13% of employers do). Right there, you have an automatic discrepancy in pay among men and women.
Additionally, while going to college or receiving at least some kind of higher education is becoming more and more the norm, students still have a conscious decision of what field they wish to enter upon graduation. I chose to enter the political field, knowing full well that as an engineer or doctor I would have had a greater chance of earning more. Instead, I chose what I was interested in and passionate about. I don't blame this decision on my lack of options in the STEM fields - my high school had an equal, if not greater ratio of women to men in the AP math and science courses it offered (that I also took advantage of), and it also offered a fantastic engineering program. I was not turned away from the STEM fields because I was a woman and didn't have the opportunity to learn about them; I did it for my own personal reasons.
The age-old myth that women make 77 cents for every dollar a man earns (a concept President Obama purported in his most recent State of the Union address to bolster the alleged war on women) does not take into account such differences in occupations or positions, among other factors. Out of the ten most lucrative majors offered in the US, men dominate nine - and all of them are in the fields of either engineering or science/technology. On the other hand, women dominate nine out of the ten least lucrative majors in the nation - among them are social work, the arts, education, and psychology.
Before this "war on women" goes any further with this myth, more women need to stand up and take responsibility for their choices. Women are not forced to take leave and women are not forced to enter any particular fields (I had one friend who was offered a full ride to a well-known university just for declaring engineering as her major before she was even a freshman - doesn't that encourage women to enter the STEM fields rather than deter them?). By no means does this mean there isn't a discrepancy. But there are more factors at stake than just gender. Anyone arguing for women's rights in the workplace must acknowledge that you can't make the argument that women think for themselves and are empowered human beings while simultaneously saying that they are forced into these fields and forced to make these decisions between work and family. Women are empowered, but that means they are also responsible for their career decisions.]]>
Academic standards are critical to student learning. They set goals for students and teachers and are a tangible way to measure progress and effectiveness. The Common Core is a set of national standards. Sure, it creates uniform standards for the entire country - but what reason is there to believe that an unvarying diagnosis will cure the distinctive ailments of each state? States and local communities collect and have access to the specific data pertaining to their students and the particular problems they face. They are more invested in their own overall progress than the federal government and should be able to design their own standards based on that information.
Different students have different learning styles and may require specific attention to meet their needs. The best teachers are able to adjust the way they teach to do just that. Common Core standards put pressure on a teacher to meet those precise standards as a measure of their success, forcing them to teach to those standards (and eventually assessments - very similarly to No Child Left Behind).
Additionally, this means that students are judged based on their performance relative to what is expected of them as determined by those standards. Again, this one-size-fits-all mentality fails here. Every student in the nation should not be expected to meet a uniform standard. Progress should be measured by personal growth. Some second graders may be reading at a fifth grade level, some may not be able to read at all. It is unrealistic to expect each student in each school to perform on the same scale nationally, let alone in the state of Wisconsin.
Our students deserve academic standards that are developed specifically to help teachers meet their needs and allow them to grow personally. Education exists to prepare students for success in the real world; it should not be an obstacle that sets them up for failure.]]>
That has not stopped Burke from doing a number of interviews, including a nationally televised gush-fest with Rachel Maddow on MSNBC. However, PolitiFact Wisconsin has examined the interviews she has given since late October of this year, and the results are not very promising for Wisconsin's Democratic Party.
Of course, because Burke is on the Democratic ticket, she has bad-mouthed (parts of) Act 10, which was Walker's signature legislation that not only balanced Wisconsin's budget, but also put the state at a surplus. Burke stated in an interview that the Act "went way beyond" addressing the fiscal issues the state was facing - namely because it took away collective bargaining rights that were useful 50-plus years ago when workers did not have fair working conditions. If going "way beyond" means ending up with a surplus and getting rid of antiquated systems that only serve to boost the liberal agenda, sign me up.
Now, the Democrats shouldn't stand up and applaud Burke just yet - she committed the cardinal sin in an interview with WTMJ 4 in Milwaukee of admitting that there actually was a problem that needed to be fixed when Walker got into office. She even went as far as saying people who work for the state should (gasp!) pay into their own pension and health care.
Burke has also stated that she would put the reins on the expansion of the school choice program in Wisconsin. Even though research has shown that a majority of the state supports expanding the program that gives parents the ability to choose an education fit for their child, Burke believes it "is a bad move." She is obviously extremely out of touch with the demographic she claims to be listening to so intently.
Ultimately, Mary Burke seems to be a very confused candidate - perhaps one who saw the race that Tom Barrett was told to run (twice) and which failed (twice). Her wishy-washy stances on issues such as tax cuts and concealed carry illustrate that she knows the typical liberal agenda is not something Wisconsin residents are eager to see again any time soon. Burke has not established a platform that will impress many Wisconsin residents, especially against Walker, a man who not only created but also carried out a plan for economic growth and development that turned this state around and made it stand out in a nation in recession.]]>


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Why do Countries Adopt International Financial Reporting Standards?
Karthik Ramanna
Harvard University - Harvard Business School; University of Oxford - Blavatnik School of Government
Ewa Sletten
Boston College
March 24, 2009
Harvard Business School Accounting & Management Unit Working Paper No. 09-102
In a sample of 102 non-European Union countries, we study variations in the decision to adopt International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). There is evidence that more powerful countries are less likely to adopt IFRS, consistent with more powerful countries being less willing to surrender standard-setting authority to an international body. There is also evidence that the likelihood of IFRS adoption at first increases and then decreases in the quality of countries' domestic governance institutions, consistent with IFRS being adopted when governments are capable of timely decision making and when the opportunity and switching cost of domestic standards are relatively low. We do not find evidence that levels of and expected changes in foreign trade and investment flows in a country affect its adoption decision: thus, we cannot confirm that IFRS lowers information costs in more globalized economies. Consistent with the presence of network effects in IFRS adoption, we find that a country is more likely to adopt IFRS if its trade partners or countries within in its geographical region are IFRS adopters.
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Last week, I disobeyed the old industry catchphrase about never working with animals or kids. Desperate for work and beguiled by the script, I signed up to perform alongside a dog in a short film.
I had apprehensions about the prospect of working with a dog, of course, and I voiced them to the producer-figures. I got bitten by a Jack Russell in Thetford when I was nine, and I know it's not cool to tar them all with the same brush, but I do. I thought I should let them know I was on edge and they arranged for me to meet Dodger and get to know him a bit before filming. Spending time socialising with the dog might make working with him in the cut-and-thrust of a movie set less pressurised, was the thinking.
Me, Dodger and one of the producers met for a Chinese the Saturday before filming started. It helped, I think. These things are always awkward, with long silences as the players eye each other up over noodles. I have an ego, Dodger has an ego. I am suspicious of dogs, dogs are suspicious of columnists who also act. But Dodger seemed like a nice enough lad and we had a lot in common. We haven't had any formal acting training, we both have beards, and neither of us can use chopsticks. The producer went home, me and Dodge had one more in a slightly quieter bar and then we went our separate ways.
Acting with a dog is tough. There's a lot of propaganda about how intelligent dogs are, but I'm not sure. Dodge was smart enough and I think we shared a lot of affection for one another, but as an actor he was a bloody nightmare. And I say that knowing for a fact he won't read this. He took very little interest in me the whole week, so certainly won't be seeking out my column. The only time he gave me the time of day was when my character was feeding him – then his performance suddenly went through the roof. Aside from that, he was impossible; all over the place with his lines and he had a terrible habit of looking incredibly distant right up to the moment we were turning over.
Deep down the problem might have been that I am not a dog person. And here I was in a situation where I had to talk to, run with and hold a dog. And because I'm not a dog person, I found it difficult to hold Dodger and kept accidentally touching his penis. If you've never done any acting let me tell you, that's a big no-no in this game.
The reaction to Dodger on set was illuminating. As an actor with my skillset I am used to a general indifference, but when it's thrown into relief by adulation for my co-star it can become demoralising. Bung in the fact that your co-star is a dog and it gets plain depressing. I don't like to blow my own trumpet, but any time our director, Jon, said action, I was all over it like a rash, throwing my arms about, yelling my lines, pouring my life and soul into pretending to be whoever it was the script was suggesting. And down by my shins I had Dodger, listless and sullen, seemingly with no real interest in getting under the skin of the character of Floppy. I swear, half the time he was gazing at the admittedly effervescent make-up girls. And yet on cut there'd be a tidal-wave of praise for the little shit's acting skills. Dodger this and Dodger that. But that's the game I guess, and he never rubbed my face in it.
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War Debt, Moral Hazard, and the Financing of the Confederacy
This paper develops a formal model of war spending and external borrowing and quantifies this model for the case of the American Confederacy. Our proximate objective is to determine why the Confederacy undertook little external borrowing. We find that the moral hazard associated with war debt seems to have had little effect on the amount of external borrowing that the Confederacy undertook. Rather, because the Confederacy began the war with large mobilizable resources relative to its expected postwar resource endowment, it required little external borrowing to accomplish the optimal amount of consumption smoothing. But, our results also suggest that unimportance of the moral hazard associated with war debt is not a generic property of war finance. Copyright 1996 by Ohio State University Press.
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|1 Quart
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Prosciutto/Fully cooked smoked ham
|1⁄4 Pound, finely chopped
|Dry bread crumbs
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Small, finely chopped
|1 Clove (5 gm), finely chopped
|Snipped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Dry white wine
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Olive oil/Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
Remove any discolored leaves and the small leaves at base of artichoke; trim stem even with base of artichoke.
Cutting straight across, slice 1 inch off top; discard top.
Snip off points of remaining leaves with scissors.
Rinse artichokes under cold water.
Mix 1 quart water and the lemon juice; invert artichoke in mixture to prevent discoloration.
Mix prosciutto, bread crumbs, onion, garlic, parsley and pepper.
Spread artichoke leaves open; dig out the fuzzy purple choke of each artichoke with the point of a knife or a pointed spoon.
Discard choke.
Spoon prosciutto mixture into center of each artichoke.
Place artichokes upright in Dutch oven.
Pour wine over artichokes; drizzle with oil.
Heat to boiling; reduce heat.
Cover and simmer until bottoms of artichokes are tender when pierced with a knife, about 1 hour.
Spoon liquid over each artichoke before serving.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1336 Calories from Fat 403
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 46 g71%
Saturated Fat 8.6 g43.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 81 mg27%
Sodium 2801 mg116.7%
Total Carbohydrates 99 g33%
Dietary Fiber 35.2 g140.7%
Sugars 17 g
Protein 52 g104%
Vitamin A 52.2% Vitamin C 208.9%
Calcium 40.1% Iron 65%
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The primary objective of the Molecular NMR Shared Facility is to provide NMR instrumentation and expertise for elucidating the structure and dynamic behavior of macromolecules. To achieve this goal, the facility provides training and educational activities for Cancer Center members in their research programs and drug discovery efforts. In addition, the facility provides expertise and technical support in experimental design and sample preparation. The Molecular NMR Shared Facility was one of the original shared facilities established in 1972 by the UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center, and continues to be a mainstay by providing critical, state-of-the-art resources. In just the last year, the NMR Facility has dramatically expanded its cutting-edge research capabilities in support of Cancer Center members. First, a grant to Dr. Rama Krishna from the NCRR High-End Instrumentation Program funded nearly $2 million for the acquisition of a state-of-the-art 800 MHz NMR System equipped with a cryoprobe. This 800 MHz NMR system will be devoted primarily for structural investigations on high-molecular weight systems. The installation of this 800 MHz NMR system is anticipated to be completed during the next few months, following the renovation of the proposed housing area in the Chemistry Building. Second, a state-of-the-art cryoprobe-equipped 700 MHz NMR system in the Chemistry Department has been added to the Cancer Center NMR Facility. This instrument will be devoted primarily for drug discovery and development research projects in the Cancer Center. Third, the existing 600 MHz NMR system was upgraded with a TCI cryoprobe. During the previous funding period, 98% of facility usage was devoted to support Cancer Center members from five different programs. CCC investigators who use the facility are involved in work on the design and synthesis of several novel anticancer drugs (paclitaxel conjugates, curcumin conjugates, nucleoside analogs, new retinoid derivatives active against breast and skin cancers, etc.), metastasis suppressor protein KISS1, protein interactions in cholangiocarcinoma, DNA oligonucleotides that induce TLR-9-mediated metastasis, structural studies on HIV1 proteins, etc. Continued NMR Facility support to these on-going projects as well as several new NCI-funded research projects is proposed during the next five-year period.
NMR is a technology used in research to be able to understand three-dimensional structure at the atomic level in such a way that the dynamics of molecular motion and the interactions of drugs with targets can be accurately measured. This shared facility provides UAB CCC members with the capacity to analyze molecular interactions critical for both understanding basic mechanistic structures and using that information to refine potential therapeutics for cancer.
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23 So it happened in the spring of the year that the army of Syria came up against him; and they came to Judah and Jerusalem, and destroyed all the leaders of the people from among the people, and sent all their spoil to the king of Damascus. 24 For the army of the Syrians came with a small company of men; but the Lord delivered a very great army into their hand, because they had forsaken the Lord God of their fathers. So they executed judgment against Joash. 25 And when they had withdrawn from him (for they left him severely wounded), his own servants conspired against him because of the blood of the sons[a] of Jehoiada the priest, and killed him on his bed. So he died. And they buried him in the City of David, but they did not bury him in the tombs of the kings.
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While we have been spending a lot of effort on making sure Ground Branch is stable and performs well before heading into the final push for Early Access, there are a few connectivity issues with this build. We really wanted to get them sorted before putting a new build out, but given family time over Christmas and some personal challenges some of us are currently facing (Please see previous news post), we decided to put one out now instead of holding off any longer. With people being off work or out of school our hope is the added testing will help us work through the problem. We will also be doing a follow up build with more fixes and some new stuff that wasn't quite ready very shortly after the new year.
The main push for this build has been stability, performance and overall user experience improvements. We have been doing a LOT of testing and enjoying every minute of it!
Well what can we say… its been way to long since the last public build and we apologize. There have been numerous private testing builds with the Operator Edition owners and they have provided tons of information on fixing bugs and provided suggestions on improving the game. It also made us realize that the internals of the game have reached a point where we need to refine our process a bit to better accommodate faster/cleaner iteration that allows us to get public builds out faster and with much less work on our end. We have taken care of that, but in the mean time WE HAVE A NEW BUILD!!!!!
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A new build of Ground Branch is here and it is gigantic! Partly due to the move to engine version 4.11 and partly due to us just being stubborn and wanting to get things working right before releasing, we went way to long in between builds as well as the first go at a Terrorist Hunt mode with A.I.! The result is this one is packed with a ton of changes and its hard to do this news post without it being a wall of text. So here is the condensed version, with all the fine details at the end……..
A small hotfix is available for the build release over the weekend.
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Steam keys for those that supported development by purchasing Pre-Order keys should be seeing an email with their keys(s) in them. The automated process is sending them a bit slow so give it an hour or two to make sure it makes it. Also, if you don't see it make sure to check your spam folder as well. If you purchased a Pre-Order key and an email does not show up in the next 12 hours then please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll get it sorted out. Please be patient over the next few days as we get things setup in the forum and our build update information sorted. We are also going to be bringing a couple more BFS servers online as well in addition to the one we currently have running. Anyone with the build can run a dedicated server so feel free to start your own!
I'm sure all of you will have lots of questions as well so feel free to ask away in our forums. There are plenty of people that have been playing the Operator Edition builds for a while now and have a good grasp on how things work.Here is a good Quick Start guide to help you get going: http://www.blackfootstudios.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=8445&#entry155268
The online store is also setup to use our new provider and should deliver a license key upon purchase by email. So if you purchase a Pre-Order from now forward you won't need to wait for a key.
We hope you enjoy this early look at things while we move towards our Early Access release. Also, please be fully aware of the current state of the project and that not all of the features that will be in the Early Access are in yet. With so many new people using builds now we fully anticipate some initial issues for the first week or so. There will be lots of additions and revisions over the next couple of months to get us there.
A quick note to let you know that tomorrow (03/25), we will start to send out Steam license keys for those that have supported our crowd funding with buying Pre-Orders. They will go out by email so keep an eye on your spam folders just in case. It will be mentioned a few more times, but be aware that we are not to Early Access yet and the builds are still missing some key features that will be present in the Early Access release. Think of the current state being Early Access Alpha. 🙂
Also, at some point in the next 24-48 hours we will be switching the Pre-Order process over to a new storefront provider that will allows license keys to be distributed at time of purchase (in an email) as well as hopefully provide a smoother buying experience for those that have had issues completing transactions with the current provider.
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