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A lot of good things have been happening in Ramona lately. Here are just a few.
Ramona High School Auto Shop-A Class Act
If you haven't seen any of the series "Drag Race High" on the Speed Channel Wednesday nights, you need to tune in. Ramona High School and El Camino High School were chosen to compete in a drag race car building competition last year that was filmed by the Speed Channel and is now being presented on TV. It didn't take long for Mr. Grace and his group of students to demonstrate the teamwork, respect and dedication to hard work that should make every Ramonan very proud. Conversely, it didn't take very long for El Camino High to show just the opposite. Congrats to everyone involved on Ramona's team. You may have lost the race, but you definitely won the respect of the Speed Channel production crew as well as everyone in our community.
See-Ya Later, Mathew Hedge
What a great turnout at the Ramona planning group special meeting on February 19th as the community came together to voice their disapproval of Hedge being located here and to let the state know, when Ramonans get together, there's no stopping them.
Rodeo to bring back Saturday parade
Organizers of this year's rodeo have announced the return of the non-motorized parade on Saturday, May 30, which will include floats, marching bands, kids and, of course, horses; there's nothing better than a small town parade.
Friday Night Fish Fry
If you missed last Friday night's All You Eat Fish Fry at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, don't despair. The Knights will be serving every Friday night during Lent from 4:30 to 7 p.m. through April 3rd. The food is great; the price is even better-check it out.
KFC gets a face lift
The Kentucky Fried Chicken location on Main has received a face lift which I thinks looks great-rumor has it though, the Design Review Board has ordered the bucket to come down-it could be a good time to start a "Save the Bucket Campaign" before it's too late.
As always, if you see or hear things about our community that should be shared, don't hesitate to email me at email@example.com. Have a great weekend!
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It's the week of florals and flowers here on the myKirkland's Blog! As you may recall, on Monday Ryan filled you in on a few tips about Decorating with Spring Flowers.
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Anyone can create the perfect floral arrangement and centerpiece with this quick and easy trick using Scotch tape.
For this centerpiece, I used Kirkland's Honeycomb Mercury Glass Candleholder (it's on sale today for $4.97) and a dozen hot-pink roses.
Simply make a grid with the tape across the top of your container and attach the tape to lip of the container like this:
Rub the edge of the tape at the lip to ensure that it's attached securely and simply fill with your flowers after you cut to size.
The tape holds each individual flower in place, and the grid ensures that the flowers are equally spaced. Whether you're using all the same flowers or mixing flowers and filler, you will always have a beautiful, balanced centerpiece each time with this little trick.
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simple (?) midi question
Hello people,
i'm getting into maxforlive more and more, and the more i discover the more i have questions, but i guess that's good.
Now i have a few things i'd like to ask you more advanced user, but i will keep them separated in single topics.. here comes the first about MIDI
What i'm trying to do should be quite straight forward, basically i want to send midi out from a MIDI track to another application (vvvv) using a virtual port, for example MIDI Yoke : 1.
Now as you probably know, if there is an instrument playing on a MIDI track in Live, it doesn't let you send the MIDI out from that track (for some reason that to me is unknown).
Before the maxforlive era, i used to create an additional MIDI track, receiving from the instrument and sending out to MIDI Yoke. This works, but when you have to send many different tracks it starts to be boring and ugly.
So i thought, there must be a way to do that with a simple Max MIDI device that i put on the track, and it does the job with no need of another dedicated track..
.. i patched it, but for some reason it doesn't work.
(I have the suspect this is related to the fact that i don't own a Max standalone license, i just have maxforlive, cause in the Max MIDI setup i don't see the MIDI Yoke ports)
Can anybody explain me how to achieve this? Is there a way at all to do this in Max?
Or is it a limitation with no workaround? and if this is the case, is there a clever alternative in Live to the method i mentioned above? (using the additional track dedicated to sending the MIDI)
Really hope there is a way to achieve this, as i'm working on a project with many Instrument tracks that i have to send out via MIDI Yoke.
Thanks a lot for your help, really appreciated.
Personally I'm using OSC for sending MIDI data from M4L devices to 'Processing'. It doesn't require an additional track as the sender can simply be inserted like a MIDI effect.
Here is an example patch of an OSC sender for MIDI notes.
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Copy all of the following text. Then, in Max, select New From Clipboard.----------begin_max5_patcher----------
Thanks broc, yeah that works, i wonder if it's not too heavy when applied to many tracks.. as far as i know midi should be optimized for these kind of communications, doing it via osc on many tracks may result slow..? Don't know maybe i'm wrong, i'd like to hear your thoughts about this.
Anyway thanks for the nice workaround, but does it mean that i was right and max is not able to send the midi out? can you confirm this?
Btw are you on skype? If so please add me (skypename is defetto) or just give me ur skypename
cheers man, thanks again.
In my experience OSC/UDP communication is not heavy at all.
So I have 5 Live tracks sending OSC without any problems.
To my knowledge the UDP protocol is quite simple technically.
In fact, max devices can send midi out only through Live.
They have no direct access to midi drivers in the outside world.
And no, currently I'm not on skype. Maybe later.
thanks for the confirmation broc, speak to you soon, add me if you decide to use skype at some point..
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Scientific Name: | Blicca bjoerkna | |||
Species Authority: | (Linnaeus, 1758) | |||
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Abramis bjoerkna (Linnaeus, 1758)
Blicca bioerkna Linnaeus, 1758 [orth. error]
Cyprinus bjoerkna Linnaeus, 1758
Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2008 |
Date Assessed: | 2008-01-01 |
Assessor(s): | Freyhof, J. & Kottelat, M. |
Reviewer(s): | Bogutskaya, N., & Smith, K. (IUCN Freshwater Biodiversity Unit) |
Justification: A widespread species with no known major widespread threats. |
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Range Description: | North, Baltic, White, Black (south to Rioni drainage) and Caspian Sea basins, Atlantic basin southward to Adour drainage (France; possibly introduced southward of Loire) and Mediterranean basin in France (Hérault and Rhône drainages). In Aral, Marmara and Anatolian Black Sea basins west of Ankara. Naturally absent from Iberian Peninsula, Italy, Adriatic basin, Crimea, Great Britain (except southeast), Scandinavia north of Sundsvall (Sweden) and 65°N (Finland). Locally introduced in Spain, northeastern Italy. In France apparently introduced in small coastal drainages of Var. |
Countries occurrence: | Native: Andorra; Armenia (Armenia); Austria; Azerbaijan; Belarus; Belgium; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Bulgaria; Croatia; Czech Republic; Denmark; Estonia; Finland; France; Georgia; Germany; Hungary; Iran, Islamic Republic of; Italy; Kazakhstan; Latvia; Liechtenstein; Lithuania; Luxembourg; Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic of; Moldova; Montenegro; Netherlands; Norway; Poland; Romania; Russian Federation; Serbia (Serbia); Slovakia; Slovenia; Spain; Sweden; Switzerland; Turkey; Turkmenistan; Ukraine; United Kingdom |
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Population: | Abundant. | ||
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Habitat and Ecology: | Habitat: A wide variety of shallow, warm lowland lakes and slow-flowing lower reaches of large rivers and canals. Often very abundant on bottom of large sandy rivers. Spawns along shores on submerged vegetation, roots or even on shallow gravel bottom. Biology: Predominantly nocturnal. Gregarious. Lives more than 10 years. Males reproduce for the first time at two years, females at three. Most individuals spawn 2-3 times per season, at intervals of about 10 days and spawn in more than one year. Spawns in May-July at temperatures above 15°C, in early morning. Eggs are sticky and larvae inhabit still water bodies. Feeds on benthic invertebrates. Often hybridizes with Vimba vimba. Most reported hybrids with Abramis brama in fact are A. brama with pharyngeal teeth 2,5-5,2 (vs. usually 5-5). |
Systems: | Freshwater |
Major Threat(s): | No major threats known. |
Conservation Actions: | No information. |
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We are aware of the bug that is currently plauging the Daily Tournaments. It should be fixed soon. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
No prob SW, as long as you're aware of it and are working on it.
Yea because my points dont add up
and it says im not even in the tourny
im glad your already on it
keep up the good work
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That explains it. I've been playing for an hour in type 1 and the indicator on the bottom says that I haven't scored in the tournament. I kind of lost interest in making it to the top 150 cause I can't see my progress. I thought the admins were penalizing me for something.
This has happened before but the scores usually appear before the one hour tournament is over. I hope this can be fixed and thanks in advance to our wonderful admins.
What exactly is the bug? does it have to do with the scoring?
No problem Storm..so when do you think you could fixed it?
I just keep battling and ended up in 80place somehow I know because kate told me
I already seen this bug twice..
and I keep battling and I end up with 45..
Have anyone else got the "bug" where the matchpicker goes crazy and just spams invites to everyone, you can se it send and invite then after 0sec, i will cancel it and send a new once, and inastant cancel it and keep on doing this, and when this happen my whole internet just goes down the drain it goes veryyy slow and I have to try and click on something to get out of the tournament room and then get back in and try catch up in the tournies. Happens about 1-2 a day.
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DALLAS (AP) — Texas' prison system does not have to reveal where it gets its execution drugs, the state attorney general's office said Thursday, marking a reversal by the state's top prosecutor on an issue being challenged in several death penalty states.
Under Greg Abbott, who is also the Republican nominee for governor in the nation's busiest death penalty state, the Texas Attorney General's Office had since 2010 rejected three similar attempts by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to keep secret its source of the drugs used to carry out lethal injections.
But on Thursday, Abbott's office sided with state prison officials who said their supplier would be in danger if identified, citing a "threat assessment" signed by Texas Department of Public Safety director Steven McCraw.
The assessment, a one-page letter dated March 7, said pharmacies "by design are easily accessible to the public and present a soft target to violent attacks." He added that naming a pharmacy supplying execution drugs "presents a substantial threat of physical harm … and should be avoided to the greatest extent possible."
Abbott's decision came the same day Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster said his state should consider creating its own laboratory to make execution drugs rather than relying on "uneasy cooperation" with outside suppliers. A state-operated lab would be a first, and it wasn't immediately clear if Missouri could open such a lab without approval from lawmakers.
Missouri and Texas are among death penalty states that contend the compounding pharmacies providing them with execution drugs must remain secret in order to protect the suppliers from threats of violence. Lawyers for death row inmates say they need the information to verify the drugs' potency and protect inmates from unconstitutionally cruel and unusual punishment.
Courts — including the U.S. Supreme Court — have yet to halt an execution based on a state's refusal to reveal its drug supplier. The secrecy argument also was used ahead of a bungled execution last month in Oklahoma, though that inmate's faulty veins, not the execution drug, were cited as the likely culprit of the problems there.
Unlike some states, Texas law doesn't specifically say whether prison officials must disclose where they buy lethal injection drugs. The opinion from Abbott's office Thursday cites the threat assessment as the justification for doing so, saying that "in this instance and when analyzing the probability of harm, this office must defer to the representations of DPS, the law enforcement experts charged with assessing threats to public safety."
Prison officials in Texas have previously provided little public evidence to support their claim that its execution drug supplier would be in danger if identified.
State and local law enforcement, including a spokesman for the Department of Public Safety, said last month they were not investigating any threats against a Houston-area compounding pharmacy previously identified as the state's execution supplier.
The pharmacy's owner had complained of "constant inquiries from the press, the hate mail and messages," and the DPS assessment released Thursday said some of the threats made against that pharmacy "should be taken seriously." It does not say why, and a spokesman for the agency did not immediately return a message Thursday night asking if those threats are now under investigation.
In Missouri, Koster said that he believes his state's Legislature "should remove market-driven participants and pressures from the system and appropriate funds to establish a state-operated, DEA-licensed laboratory to produce the execution chemicals in our state," according to a transcript provided by his office.
Earlier this month, The Associated Press and four other news organizations filed a lawsuit against the Missouri Department of Corrections, claiming the state's refusal to provide information on the execution drug violates the public's constitutional right to have access to information about the punishment.
Death penalty states have been scrambling to find new sources of drugs after several drugmakers, including many based in Europe, refused to sell drugs for use in lethal injections. That's led several states to compounding pharmacies, which are not as heavily regulated by the Food and Drug Administration as conventional pharmacies.
Abbott's decision is expected to be appealed and could eventually land before the Texas Supreme Court. A prominent Texas defense attorney, Maurie Levin, called Abbott's decision "deeply disturbing and frankly quite shocking."
"Serious questions surround this about-face, including why our attorney general, who once championed transparency, is suddenly now supporting secretive government practices," Levin said in a statement.
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Last night I was thinking how I came into SAMP Scripting. First. When I was a newbie (i.e. 1 hour had gone after I got the idea), I saw a tutorial on how to create a SAMP Server. I got to learn about server.cfg. After that I saw videos on how to script. At that time I had the server package but I never saw pawno in there. Then I downloaded a gamemode from the forums. That was my first visit to the forums. I used to edit it in a notepad! lol! After I learnt about pawno, I felt that the day I scripted in a notepad was the most embarrassing moment of my life. Second In the server.cfg I used to write the gamemode name like TDM or RP then I got to learn that it should be from Gamemodes folder! lol! Share your awkard moments like mine. |
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- Composer(s): Koji Kondo
- Song(s): "Underground BGM"
- Posted: 2010-06-11, evaluated by the judges
- Terms (BETA): chiptune electric-guitar metal rock synth
Not to be confused with 'Da Pipes' from way back in Year One, this arrangement from newcomer band Seventh Epic is actually inspired by the arrangement of the underground BGM specifically featured in SMB3, not the original. Submitting band member Josh Queen explains:
"We've been enjoying the site for years, to the point where it has influenced our original scores. We have been wanting to add a cover to our live act, couldn't resist doing the game cover, and went ahead and followed this mix all the way through to production. What resulted is "Pipes". What originally inspired this mix wasn't necessarily the melody (the one strait from SMB1) but more that early 90's hip/hop beat that was added when SMB3 was released. The rest was fairly easy and more fun than killing hundreds of mutant turtles. Enjoy."
If you're in the NC/SC area, you can check 'em out live this summer - sample tracks & dates/locations @ http://www.myspace.com/seventhepic. I dug what I heard, specifically 'Abstract Skies' - it's great to get submissions from VGM cover bands, but equally awesome when non-VGM bands deviate a bit and do a one-off - though I certainly hope there'll be a follow-up track, in this case. Perhaps something from the The 7th Guest or The 7th Saga... you know, to keep the whole "7" vibe running strong? At any rate, by now you've heard this theme covered a zillion ways, and while you've probably encountered arrangements somewhat similar to the approach Seventh Epic have taken, the devil's in the details. Jesse's pretty jaded, but he sums up my intial reaction and eventual conclusion:
"I was ready to not like this mix listening to the intro, but I was pleasantly surprised at all the really interesting and unexpected turns this mix took. Not at all what I was expecting. Great juxtaposition of hard rock guitars and more spacey electronic elements. Well conceived and well executed."
OA adds:
"I'm definitely feeling the arrangement; there are tons of great variations on the source, with some great new parts, and a cool ending. Great creativity in mixing things up while still being recognizable. From the production end, the snare might be a bit too prominent, but other than that, it's definitely over the bar, with a varied soundscape, some nice 7 string lowness that still sounds crisp, and great synths. The organ during the solo was also a nice touch in keeping the track sounding fresh."
I think the blend of heavier, distorted rock/metal elements w/ pure chiptune is great, but then adding soloing, variation, the aforementioned organ, and just keeping things fresh - that's what sets this mix apart from similar approaches to a ubiquitous source. Some of the twisted, tortured textures conjured give the mix a more modern, even industrial feel, and overall I think the band pulled off their vision QUITE well.


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Solomon Hill had a career-high 23 points to help the Arizona Wildcats hold off the furiously shooting Oakland Golden Grizzlies, 85-73, tonight at McKale Center.
The win improved UA to 8-4 with only one nonconference game remaining, Thursday against Bryant at McKale Center. Oakland dropped to 8-5.
While Solomon Hill had his 3 points on 8-for-10 shooting, prolific Oakland guard Reggie Hamilton had 31 points on 12-for-21 shooting to lead all scorers. The Grizzlies took 62 shots, 32 from beyond the arc.
Kyle Fogg had 15 points and Jesse Perry added another 13 for the Wildcats.
Hamilton picked up his fourth foul with five minutes to go and the Grizzlies could not cut their deficit to single digits the rest of the way despite threatening for much of the second half.
Arizona took a 19-point lead midway through the second half after Brendon Lavender hit a three-pointer but the Grizzlies again cut the lead to 12 in less than three minutes.
A layup by Lucas-Perry later cut UA's lead to 72-59 with eight minutes to go.
The second half started with the same fast swings of momentum that marked the first half. Solomon Hill dunked for the first basket of the game, and Kyle Fogg scored to give UA a 44-36 lead but turnovers by Jordin Mayes and Solomon Hill led to three-pointers by Travis Bader while Oakland crept to within two points.
Arizona then scored seven straight oints to take a 51-44 lead at the first media timeout of the second half (15:24).
In the first half, Hamilton had 20 points but the Arizona Wildcats hung on for a 40-36 halftime lead tonight at McKale Center.
Hamilton, who scored 41 on Saturday at Valparaiso, hit 7 of 12 from the field and made 3 of 5 three pointers. He set the pace for an Oakland team that took 18 three-pointers, but made only five of them, in the first half.
Arizona was led by Solomon Hill, who had 11 points and five rebounds.
UA went on a 14-0 run while keeping the Grizzlies scoreless for five minutes in the second half. Former Wildcat guard Laval Lucas-Perry, who received his first start of the season, broke up the Grizzlies' dry spell with 4:43 left in the half.
After UA took an initial 10-2 lead, Oakland raced back to take a brief 14-13 lead after a pair of three pointers. Over the first 12 minutes of the game, Oakland took 11 three-pointers but hit only three of them.
Oakland's poor shooting helped UA stay ahead nearly all of the first half. The Wildcats led by up to 14 points, though Hamilton's heroics cut the lead toward the end of halftime.
Down 14-0 against Gonzaga on Saturday, Arizona didn't have trouble starting this one early. UA scored on its first possession when Solomon Hill rebounded a miss by Jordin Mayes, then took a 10-2 lead at the first media timeout.
Oakland coach Greg Kampe gives former Lucas-Perry his first start of the season. Lucas-Perry had four points and four rebounds in the first half.


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The Pediatric Ethics Subcommittee of the Pediatric Advisory Committee will meet to discuss the general topic of the ethics of administering subtherapeutic doses of investigational products to children for the purpose of determining, for example, drug metabolism, disposition, and targeting (e.g., exploratory investigational new drug (IND) studies). In this context, the subcommittee will also discuss the referral of such protocols by an Institutional Review Board for review by a Federal panel under 21 CFR 50.54.
The subcommittee's recommendations will then be presented to the FDA Pediatric Advisory Committee on Monday, May 16, 2011.
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Dave Brubeck and Marian McPartland became good friends back in the 1950s, so it was no surprise that he was one of her guests in the early years of her long running radio program. Unlike many of her guests, Brubeck doesn't keep the solo spotlight on himself in the early part of the show, preferring to have his hostess join him for delightful duets of standards like "St. Louis Blues" (a long time favorite concert opener for Brubeck) and often recorded Brubeck masterpieces such as "The Duke" and "In Your Own Sweet Way"; Brubeck's Chopin-influenced "Thank You (Dziekuje)" deserves to be as well known. Marian solos on another lovely Brubeck ballad, "Summer Song." Brubeck was joking about a lack of confidence in playing alone when the tapes weren't rolling, so it is hilarious to hear McPartland comment to Brubeck at the end of their rousing finale of "Take Five," "What do you mean no chops?" to her guest's laughter. Needless to say, they complement one another's playing very well on all of their duets, including the adventurous improvised "Free Piece." Although a total of 32 editions of Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz were issued on compact disc between 1993 and 1996, this is the only release that features a track not included in the original broadcast on National Public Radio. At Brubeck's insistence, the original session tapes were located and a brief version of his "Polytonal Blues," which was originally recorded for a Concord LP as "Polly," was added; this wild performance is typical Brubeck, who picked up the pace of recording solo tracks in the years following this taping. This is one of the most enjoyable editions of Piano Jazz made commercially available so far, and unless Concord is willing to resume releasing additional great programs from this series (which began airing in 1979), collectors will have to make due taping and trading copies of the broadcasts. ~ Ken Dryden


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Dizziness is a word that is often used to describe two different feelings. It is important to know exactly what you mean when you say "I feel dizzy," because it can help you and your doctor narrow down the list of possible problems.
Although dizziness can occur in people of any age, it is more common among older adults. A fear of dizziness can cause older adults to limit their physical and social activities. Dizziness can also lead to falls and other injuries.
It is common to feel lightheaded from time to time. Brief episodes of lightheadedness are not usually the result of a serious problem. Lightheadedness often is caused by a momentary drop in blood pressure and blood flow to your head that occurs when you get up too quickly from a seated or lying position (orthostatic hypotension). Ongoing lightheadedness may mean you have a more serious problem that needs to be evaluated.
Lightheadedness has many causes, including:
A more serious cause of lightheadedness is bleeding. Most of the time, the location of the bleeding and the need to seek medical care are obvious. But sometimes bleeding is not obvious (occult bleeding). You may have small amounts of bleeding in your digestive tract over days or weeks without noticing the bleeding. When this happens, lightheadedness and fatigue may be the first noticeable symptoms that you are losing blood. Heavy menstrual bleeding also can cause this type of lightheadedness.
Sometimes the cause of lightheadedness is an abnormal heart rhythm (arrhythmia), which can cause fainting spells (syncope). Unexplained fainting spells need to be evaluated by a doctor. You can check your heart rate by taking your pulse.
Many prescription and nonprescription medicines can cause lightheadedness or vertigo. The degree of lightheadedness or vertigo that a medicine causes will vary.
Vertigo occurs when there is conflict between the signals sent to the brain by various balance- and position-sensing systems of the body. Your brain uses input from four sensory systems to maintain your sense of balance and orientation to your surroundings.
Common causes of vertigo include:
Less common causes of vertigo include:
Immediate medical attention is needed if vertigo occurs suddenly with a change in speech or vision or other loss of function. Vertigo that occurs with loss of function in one area of the body can mean a problem in the brain, such as a stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA).
Alcohol and many prescription and nonprescription medicines can cause lightheadedness or vertigo. These problems may develop from:
Check your symptoms to decide if and when you should see a doctor.
Many things can affect how your body responds to a symptom and what kind of care you may need. These include:
Symptoms of a heart attack may include:
The more of these symptoms you have, the more likely it is that you're having a heart attack. Chest pain or pressure is the most common symptom, but some people, especially women, may not notice it as much as other symptoms. You may not have chest pain at all but instead have shortness of breath, nausea, numbness, tingling, or a strange feeling in your chest or other areas.
You have answered all the questions. Based on your answers, you may be able to take care of this problem at home.
Neurological symptoms—which may be signs of a problem with the nervous system—can affect many body functions. Symptoms may include:
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Shock is a life-threatening condition that may quickly occur after a sudden illness or injury.
Symptoms of shock (most of which will be present) include:
Many prescription and nonprescription medicines can make you feel lightheaded or affect your balance. A few examples are:
Based on your answers, the problem may not improve without medical care.
Based on your answers, you need emergency care.
Call911or other emergency services now.
After you call 911 , the operator may tell you to chew 1 adult-strength (325 mg) or 2 to 4 low-dose (81 mg) aspirin. Wait for an ambulance. Do not try to drive yourself.
Vertigo is the feeling that you or your surroundings are moving when there is no actual movement. It may feel like spinning, whirling, or tilting. Vertigo may make you sick to your stomach, and you may have trouble standing, walking, or keeping your balance.
Based on your answers, you may need care right away. The problem is likely to get worse without medical care.
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Lightheadedness usually is not a cause for concern unless it is severe, does not go away, or occurs with other symptoms such as an irregular heartbeat or fainting. Lightheadedness can lead to falls and other injuries. Protect yourself from injury if you feel lightheaded:
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Call your doctor if any of the following occur during home treatment:
You may be able to prevent lightheadedness caused by orthostatic hypotension by taking your time.
When you are dizzy, your risk of falling increases. You can make changes in your home to reduce your risk of falls.
For more information about falls, see the topic Preventing Falls.
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Posted June 28, 2012 · Report post I have been using the regimen since May 15, 2012 so about a month and a half. I notice that my skin is a little better but not significantly as for many people by now according to the reviews I have read. So, can anyone with moderate to severe (more on the severe side) acne that has used the regimen share their experience TIMEWISE with the regimen? How was it working for you by this time? (Month and a half or so), when did you see the most dramatic resuts? Did it work or not for you? and if it did, how long did it take you? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted July 2, 2012 · Report post I've been using the regimen for about a month now. The reason why I got on the regimen was because I was trying to heal from the severe acne damage that birth control has caused. I've noticed a difference in my skin and my friends as well. I saw my most dramatic change probably about 2 and a half weeks in. However, I'm not sure why..(and I do not know if this is happening to you too) but even though I can see an improvement in my face the next day, new zits will appear. I'm not sure if that's due to the dryness or my skin getting use to the BP.. Timewise, the treatment didn't take long for it to take effect, but the effects are slowing down again. Like you, my skin is better, but not significantly as other people that I've read on the forum. 1 person likes this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted July 3, 2012 · Report post Sorry for not replying earlier I haven't checked in for a few days. I know exactly how you feel. But I was actually reading some posts on the regimen and there is this very interesting post about the right state of mind that we should have while on the regimen. It gives realistic and hopeful feedback and one of the subjects that it discusses is the subject of timing. The person that wrote the article is very much clear by now using the regimen; however, according to her experience she still had breakouts well into week 6-7. She also mentions that some people may have breakouts even after that. looking at the calendar, I realize that I am on the beginning of week 8 and this week I had two breakouts (aside from the extremely stubborn! hyper pigmentation marks). I will continue to use the regimen and I am going to give it a full all-out three month trial, perhaps four months if I feel like it's finally doing the trick. In the event that it does not work for me by then, I will start considering other avenues, such as the acnenomore e-book that I came across last week. That method seems to make sense; although not too many reviews anywhere so that makes it a little sketchy. Anyway I don't want to get off the subject so I would encourage you to keep going and stick to it. I never give up unless I know there is absolutely no chance of accomplishing any particular task and I would encourage you to do the same. If you want to checkout the post I mentioned before, it is under message boards, the regimen, and it is pinned as one of the first posts. It is named somewhere along the lines of "the right state of mind you need to have under the regimen" I apologize for not recalling the name exactly but you shouldn't have much trouble finding it, it REALLY gave me a boost of hope and I hope that it can help you too. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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From the forums I can see that SA can send an exception report manually using ExceptionReporting.ReportException(Exception). In this situation would I still have to go through the process of using SA on my app to handle uncaught exceptions (Create a SA project, set the options, have SA build a new application) ?
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USC kick returners show special courage
LOS ANGELES – He hears nothing. Not the rising roar of the stadium crowd. Not the approaching stampede that wants to knock his skeleton into the Coliseum parking lot. He listens for nothing except the flow of his breath that he tries to keep steady despite the quickening beat of his heart.
Relax, he tells himself. When all eyes are on him, when the football hurtles end over end toward him and when everything in the distant blurs and seems to be accelerating around him, USC freshman Robert Woods sees his world through slo-mo lenses and prepares to run into the eye of a storm.
He thinks: Make the catch. Then run for your life. And pray.
This is crazy, right? No, it's the courage in cleats. This is the wild, risky life of a kick returner racing to get out of the crosshairs. USC special teams coordinator John Baxter doesn't dance around the job descriptions saying: "With kickoff return, you're signing up for a car wreck... and punt returning is pure chaos."
So in addition to being leading receivers, Woods and senior Ronald Johnson eagerly moonlight on special teams as the Trojans' respective kickoff and punt returners. They are like Hollywood stuntmen catching footballs that arrive like missiles or drop like javelins, hopping through holes as if they were base jumping, and fighting off tacklers as if they were wrestling alligators.
"You got to be brave to take on a job like this," said Woods with a (dare)devilish grin. "And that's part of the fun for Ronald and me, just seeing how fast and how far we can go on every return. Every time we touch the ball, we're thinking we can go all the way."
Special teams have been far from an afterthought this season for the Trojans (6-3, 3-3), who travel to face No. 18 Arizona (7-2, 4-2) on Saturday. With depth issues here to stay during the next three seasons of NCAA-sanctioned scholarship reductions, the Trojans will need every inch of field position and every score — Woods and Johnson have each made YouTube-worthy returns for touchdowns this season — they can get.
The dangerous return game orchestrated by the unorthodox and creative Baxter has helped the Trojans offense to an average starting field position of their own 33-yard line — an increase from last season's 29.8.
"Every yard helps," quarterback Matt Barkley said, "because it gives us more room to work."
Woods is sixth in the Pac-10 (25.4 yards per return), behind leader LeQuan Lewis (29.7). Against Minnesota on Sept. 18, Woods returned a kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown. His 29 returns this season have tied a school season record. His 737 kickoff return yards are already a season record and rank the freshman ninth on the USC career kickoff return list.
Johnson, who handled kickoff returns in past seasons and stands at fifth on USC's career kickoff return list (1,321 yards), is in his first season bringing back punts. In nine games he has returned 16 punts for 283 yards, including one for an 89 yard- touchdown in the Sept. 2 opener against Hawaii.
He ranks eighth nationally in punt-return average (17.7 yards per return), second in the Pac-10 and first — if he maintains this average — in the USC career record books. Aramis Dandoy averaged 17.1 yards per punt return during his USC career (1951-1954).
"I love it (returning punts) because you get to showcase your speed, and you get to show what you can do on an open field," said Johnson, whose Muskegon (Mich.) High basketball background helps him take defenders one-on-one, juke past them, twist their ankles and leave them hugging air.
After a recent practice Baxter, clearly the director in this action movie, met with his returners he cast not just for their physical skills but for their mental makeups. He scouted courage.
"With a kickoff returner, you want a fast guy with straight-line speed because the coverage comes straight down, the ball comes straight at him and you get him to get to the blocks as fast as possible," Baxter said.
"You've got to have a guy with really great courage because he has got to trust that those blocks are going to glue up because he is going to be hitting those spots."
That's where the praying comes in. The blocks need to fall to clear Woods' path.
"I usually pop behind C.J. (Gable) to lead me through but it all happens so fast," Woods said.
Johnson this season has learned about the different skill set — from baseball, actually — required for catching and then returning punts. Baxter tells Johnson to imagine himself as a center fielder to make the catch as well as a batter who needs to read the ball pitched his way.
"You have no idea whether they (the opponents) are trying to directional punt right, directional punt left, or whether the ball turns over and acts like a screwball and works away from you in a tail-drag and it falls hard to your right," Baxter said.
"You have got to be able to read the ball then break on it. That's why we need a center fielder with range to make the catch and the choices while all that commotion's going on around him."
Johnson said he tries not to think too much about the process involved in the perfect return. "It's like a hitter getting a good pitch to hit," he said.
Like Woods, Johnson feels the game's pace slow to a crawl while he waits to catch the ball. He takes a breath. Then he tells himself: Run for your life.
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On September 6, 2013, the SEC charged the former head of investor relations at First Solar Inc., an Arizona-based solar company, with violating Regulation FD, which is designed to prevent issuers from selectively disclosing material nonpublic information to certain market participants before disclosing the information to the general public. In this matter, the SEC determined that Lawrence D. Polizzotto violated Regulation FD when he indicated in "one-on-one" phone conversations with about 20 sell-side analysts and institutional investors that the company was unlikely to receive a much anticipated loan guarantee from the U.S. Department of Energy. When First Solar disclosed the same information the following morning in a press release, the company's stock dropped 6 percent. In addition to a cease-and-desist order, Polizzotto agreed to pay $50,000 to settle the SEC's charges. The SEC determined not to bring an enforcement action against First Solar, due in part to the company's "extraordinary cooperation" with the investigation.
The Polizzotto action is noteworthy for several reasons. First, is the contrast between that action and the only Regulation FD case to go to litigation. In June 2004, the SEC filed a civil action against Siebel Systems, Inc. for violating Regulation FD and an earlier SEC cease-and-desist order, and against two of the company's senior executives for allegedly aiding and abetting Siebel's violations. The alleged violations were very similar to those alleged against Polizzotto: in both cases, the SEC alleged that the company, through its executives, violated Regulation FD by selectively disclosing material nonpublic information to analysts and favored investors in one-on-one meetings before disclosing it publicly. There were, however, several differences in the facts of the two matters. In the Siebel matter, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York held that the nonpublic statements made at the one-on-one meetings were not material because they did not add to, contradict, or significantly alter the information that the company had previously made available to the general public. Although not literally the same as the public statements, the court found that the private statements generally conveyed the same material information. On the other hand, the SEC deemed that Polizzotto's statements provided new information about the status of the loan guarantees for one of company's major projects, even though a letter from a Congressional committee to the Energy Department about the loan guarantee program and the status of conditional commitments, including three involving First Solar, had already caused concern within the solar industry about whether the Energy Department would be able to move forward with its conditional commitments. The final blow to Polizzotto may have been First Solar's recognition of the significance of private statements to analysts and particular investors about the loss of the loan guarantee. For example, a company lawyer had specifically advised that, in discussing this development, the company would "be restricted by Regulation FD in any [sic] answering questions asked by analysts, investors, etc. until such time that we do issue a press release or post to our website…." Thus, despite the fact that the court in the Siebel Systems action did not consider an 8 percent stock price movement following public disclosure to be material, the SEC here considered the 6 percent stock price movement to be material.
Second, the Polizzotto action is significant because, unlike in Siebel Systems, the SEC did not charge the company itself. This was largely due to First Solar's "extraordinary cooperation with the [SEC's] investigation." The SEC cited the following:
• First Solar had cultivated an "environment of compliance" through the use of a disclosure committee that focused on compliance with Regulation FD (though even that environment of compliance was not sufficient to prevent Polizzotto's alleged violations).
• The company immediately discovered Polizzotto's selective disclosure and promptly issued a press release the next morning before the market opened.
• First Solar then quickly self-reported the alleged misconduct to the SEC.
• Concurrent with the SEC's investigation, the company undertook remedial measures to address the improper conduct. For example, the company conducted additional Regulation FD training for employees responsible for public disclosure.
Third, the Polizzotto matter may portend a rejuvenation of the SEC's Regulation FD enforcement program. Polizzotto is the second noteworthy Regulation FD development this year. On April 2, the SEC issued a "Report of Investigation" in response to a Facebook posting by Netflix's CEO, stating that companies may announce material news through social media such as Facebook and Twitter, provided that they have informed investors about when and where to expect it. Prior to these two announcements, Regulation FD had not seen a lot of SEC action. There have been only 15 SEC enforcement actions since the regulation was enacted in August 2000. Prior to Polizzotto, the last Regulation FD SEC enforcement action was almost two years ago, against Fifth Third Bancorp. Even there, taking into consideration the remedial actions promptly and voluntarily taken by the company, the SEC chose not to impose a civil penalty.
Taken together, these observations make clear that Regulation FD is alive and well. The Polizzotto action makes clear that, even despite the loss in the Siebel Systems action, the Enforcement Staff remains extremely concerned about one-on-one meetings with analysts and institutional investors that occur before public disclosures. In light of both the enforcement investigation and action, as well as the credit for cooperation that the Commission gave First Solar, company compliance officers are urged to adopt and enforce Regulation FD policies and to exercise care with regard to what company representatives say at one-on-one and similar meetings with analysts and institutional investors (particularly such meetings that take place just before public announcements).
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Postgame notes: "Nothing is positive right now"
Jorge Posada, Mark Teixeira and Curtis Granderson combined to go 0-for-9 with eight strikeouts tonight. Granted, no one was going to have a good night against Josh Beckett tonight, but those three stand out for one reason: Just a few days ago, there was reason to believe all three in for a terrific start to the season.
As of now, all three are hitting below .200 with only their string of home runs boosting their overall production.
"I'm looking for something positive and nothing is positive right now," Posada said.
Fans never like to read or hear that a lineup's struggles are because of a pitcher, but the truth is that Beckett was outstanding tonight. Derek Jeter said he couldn't remember the last time Beckett looked so good, and Robinson Cano said it reminded him of the Beckett he saw when he first came up from the minors.
That said, only three everyday Yankees are hitting better than .219, and one of them was out sick tonight. The Yankees showed on Saturday that this lineup has the potential to be explosive – this lineup can still carry the team to a win – but that production has been erratic. Some players haven't shown much since Day 1, and some showed something in the first few games and have seen their numbers plummet.
"You can't make too much of a few at-bats," Joe Girardi said. "You just can't do it because early in the season you're going to see guys have ups and downs. You're going to see it, and then as they start getting more at-bats under their belt, they start to get more consistent."
Here's Girardi postgame.
• Girardi said Alex Rodriguez was legitimately unavailable tonight. Even if he wanted Rodriguez to pinch hit, Girardi wasn't going to use him. "He's sick. He's got the flu," Girardi said. "Hopefully the rest today and the rest tomorrow, he'll be back to full strength by Tuesday."
• Using Freddy Garcia in the eighth inning was simply to get him some work, Girardi said. If it were a closer game, one of the late-inning relievers might have pitched. "Freddy's got a start coming up here and we just thought we'd get him in," Girardi said.
• Not a great outing by CC Sabathia, but he gave the Yankees a shot. "I did what I could today," Sabathia said. "But the stuff just wasn't there." Sabathia said his delivery was a little off, but he still managed to give up just one run through 5.2 innings.
• By the way, this was another Sabathia start that the Yankees could have won. He has yet to win a game. "You felt like he could pretty easily be 3-0," Girardi said.
• On the last pitch to Mark Teixeira, which Teixeira argued quite a bit: "I thought the ball was low," Girardi said. "I thought it was low. Tex thought it was low. It's unfortunate you get rung up on a pitch like that, but it's going to happen from time to time."
• Jeter on Beckett: "He was probably as good today as we've seen in quite some time. It's always a challenge when you face him, it's never comfortable, today he was as good as I've seen him look since I don't remember when."
• Have to give a lot of credit to Boone Logan. Coming off some pretty bad outings, he did a nice job today of getting out of the seventh inning. The Yankees are going to need him to turn a corner because even if Pedro Feliciano is cleared to begin throwing this week, he's going to be more than a day or two away.
• Joba Chamberlain got Sabathia out of that sixth inning jam, but his control wasn't there in the seventh and the two runs he allowed really seemed to put the game out of reach. Scoring one was going to be tough tonight. Scoring three seemed impossible. "It was the two walks that hurt him," Girardi said.
• Cano has now reached base safely in 16 straight games at Fenway, a streak that goes back to 2009.
• This is the third time Sabathia has carried an ERA below 2.00 through his first three starts of the season. He previously did it in 2004 and 2005 with Cleveland.
• The Yankees were shutout for the first time since September 13 of last year. They were held to two hits for the first time since August 15 of last year.
• Mark Prior has pitched today and yesterday for High-A Tampa. One hitless inning each time. Throwing on back-to-back days is a pretty significant step. "It was a step forward," Prior told the AP. "My arm feels fine."
Associated Press photos of Cano, Martin and Chamberlain


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Scott Wiltermuth researches how socio-environmental factors affect people's reactions to unethical behavior and their likelihood of behaving unethically themselves. He also researches how interpersonal dynamics, such as synchrony and dominance, affect people's willingness to cooperate with others. He has published papers in Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Psychological Science, Academy of Management Journal, Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, and numerous other academic journals. His work has been reported in many media outlets, including: The Economist, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, and The Washington Post. Previously, he worked in the airline industry as a strategy consultant.
Wiltermuth, S. S. (2017) "Creativity in Unethical Behavior Attenuates Condemnation and Breeds Social Contagion When Transgressions Seem to Create Little Harm," Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 139, 106-126.Raj, M., and Wiltermuth, S. S. (2016) "Barriers to Forgiveness," Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 10, 679-690.Wiltermuth, S. S., and Newman, D., "Moral Clarity," in Gray, K., and Graham, J., eds., The Atlas of Moral Psychology, Guilford Press 2015.Wiltermuth, S. S., Newman, D., and Raj, M. (2015) "The Consequences of Dishonesty," Current Opinion in Psychology.Wiltermuth, S. S., and Raj, M., "Not for My Sake: Preventing Others from Using Potential Beneficiaries' Benefits as Justifications for Dishonesty.," in Prooijen, J., and Van Lange, P.A.M., eds., Cheating, Corruption, and Concealment, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge University 2015.Wiltermuth, S. S., Tiedens, L. Z., and Neale, M. A. (2015) "The benefits of dominance complementarity in negotiations," Negotiation and Conflict Management Research.Wiltermuth, S. S., and Cohen, T. R. (2014) ""I'd Only Let You Down": Guilt Proneness and the Avoidance of Harmful Interdependence," Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 107 (5), 925-942.Schaumberg, R. L., and Wiltermuth, S. S. (2014) "Desire for a positive moral self-regard exacerbates escalation of commitment to initiatives that benefit others," Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 123 (2), 110-123.Gino, F., and Wiltermuth, S. S. (2014) "Evil Genius? How Dishonesty Can Lead to Greater Creativity," Psychological Science.Wiltermuth, S. S., Bennett, V. M., and Lamar, P. (2013) "Doing as They Would Do: How the Perceived Ethical Preferences of Third-Party Beneficiaries Impact Ethical Decision-Making," Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 122 (2), 280–290.Wiltermuth, S. S., and Flynn, F. J. (2013) "Power, moral clarity, and punishment in the workplace," Academy of Management Journal, 56 (4), 1001-1023.Wiltermuth, S. S., and Gino, F. (2013) ""I'll have one of each": How separating rewards into (meaningless) categories increases motivation.," Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 104 (1), 1-13.Lovett, B. J., Jordan, A. H., and Wiltermuth, S. S. (2012) "Individual differences in the moralization of everyday life," Ethics and Behavior, 22 (4), 248-257.Wiltermuth, S. S. (2012) "Synchrony and destructive obedience," Social Influence.Wiltermuth, S. S. (2012) "Synchronous activity boosts compliance with requests to aggress," Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 48 (1), 453 - 456.Wiltermuth, S. S., and Tiedens, L. Z. (2011) "Anger and the appeal of evaluating others' ideas," Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 116 (1), 55-65.Bohns, V. K., and Wiltermuth, S. S. (2011) "It hurts when I do this (or you do that): Posture and pain tolerance," Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 48 (1), 341 - 345.Wiltermuth, S. S. (2011) "Cheating more when the spoils are split," Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 115 (2), 157-168..Wiltermuth, S. S., and Neale, M. A. (2011) "Too much information: The adverse impact of non-diagnostic information in negotiations," Journal of Applied Psychology, 96 (1), 192-201.Wiltermuth, S. S., Monin, B., and Chow, R. M. (2010) "The orthogonality of praise and condemnation in moral judgment," Social Psychological and Personality Science.Flynn, F. J., and Wiltermuth, S. S. (2010) "Who is with me? False consensus, brokerage, and ethical decision making in organizations," Academy of Management Journal.Wiltermuth, S. S., "Dominance complementarity and group creativity," in Goncalo, J., Mannix, E., and Neale, M., eds., Research in Managing Groups in Teams, Research in Managing Groups and Teams 2009.Wiltermuth, S. S., and Heath, C. (2009) "Synchrony and cooperation," Psychological Science, 20 (1), 1-5.